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Tourism·19 October 2026

Dubai Holding Acquires Jumeirah Mallorca Resort in Spain

Dubai Holding has acquired the five-star Jumeirah Mallorca Resort in Port de Sóller, Spain, expanding its international hospitality portfolio to 34 hotels and resorts.

Dubai Holding has announced the acquisition of the five-star [Jumeirah](/areas/jumeirah) Mallorca Resort located in Port de Sóller, on the Spanish island of Mallorca. This move further strengthens the company's presence in the European hospitality market.

The resort, which features 121 rooms, will continue to operate under the Jumeirah brand. Dubai Holding plans to invest further in the property to enhance the guest experience and solidify its status as a premier destination in the Mediterranean region.

This acquisition brings Dubai Holding Hospitality's international portfolio to 34 hotels and resorts, including five Jumeirah-branded properties in Europe. The company's strategy focuses on investing in high-end hospitality assets designed to generate long-term value. The Jumeirah Mallorca Resort is distinguished by its LEED Platinum certification for sustainability and energy efficiency, and offers a prime location overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Serra de Tramuntana Mountains.

Frequently asked

Questions, answered

Where is the acquired resort located?
The Jumeirah Mallorca Resort is located in Port de Sóller on the Spanish island of Mallorca, offering views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Serra de Tramuntana Mountains.
How many rooms does the Jumeirah Mallorca Resort have?
The five-star resort features 121 rooms and will continue to operate under the Jumeirah brand.
What is the sustainability rating of the Jumeirah Mallorca Resort?
The resort holds a LEED Platinum certification, recognising its high standards in sustainability and energy efficiency.
How many hotels are now in Dubai Holding Hospitality's international portfolio?
Following this acquisition, Dubai Holding Hospitality's international portfolio has expanded to 34 hotels and resorts, including five Jumeirah-branded properties in Europe.
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