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Nammos CEO outlines luxury hospitality strategy at AMAALA

Carolyn Turnbull discussed social experiences and local partnerships at the AMAALA resort on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast.

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Nammos Hotels & Resorts CEO Carolyn Turnbull discussed the company’s AMAALA resort in an 18 May interview with Gulf Business, describing it as the brand’s first full-scale property outside Greece. She characterized its approach as “Vibrant Luxury,” centred on shared experiences and social energy alongside privacy.

The interview says the Triple Bay property is designed with 110 keys and 20 private residences. Turnbull said artisanal partnerships with Saudi communities, responsibly sourced Red Sea seafood and regional botanicals would support local storytelling. The article introduction gives a spring 2026 opening, while the CEO’s answers also discuss supply-chain and recruitment preparations.

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