Financing for €145 million for the Bluserena group has arrived from the Italian Unicredit and the Iberian Caixa banks.
Development plans are going ahead
This is according to the daily business newspaper Milano Finanza which says the development plan for the Italian brand, which the Maresca family sold to the Spaniards of Azora European Hotel & Leisure in 2021 for €280, is proceeding apace.
Renovating hotels and resorts for international markets
The new capital should partly serve to refinance debt, while around 35 million would be dedicated to investments, mainly to renovate hotels and resorts, and adapt them to international markets. Bluserena currently boasts a portfolio of 13 properties, eight of which it owns with another five under management, in locations such as Sardinia, Sicily, Puglia, Abruzzo, Piedmont and Calabria. Just a few days ago Marcello Cicalò took over as the new CEO.
