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(l-r) Joel Goldman, Wyndham Hotel Group Vice President of Development for the UK and Western Europe; Donald Paterson, Group Managing Director of MAP Property cheap tickets to nepal Leisure Development Group; and Mike Forbes, Owner of Forbes of Kingennie.
Wyndham Hotel Group, the world's largest hotel company with over 7,150 hotels and part of Wyndham Worldwide Corporation (NYSE: WYN), has signed a franchise agreement with MAP Property Leisure Developments Angus Limited (Mappld) to open the first Wyndham® Hotels and Resorts cheap tickets to nepal branded property in Scotland, Wyndham Grand The Angus.
Located adjacent to the Forbes of Kingennie Resort just five miles from Dundee, the five-star hotel will be the second Wyndham®-branded hotel in the UK, joining Wyndham Grand London Chelsea Harbour in London, and is expected to open in 2015. Wyndham Grand The Angus will include cheap tickets to nepal 187 guest rooms and 10 two-bedroom luxury lodges that stand alongside the 18-hole championship golf course designed by Darren Clarke, The Open Champion of 2011, at the heart of a new five-star destination resort.
The hotel s facilities will include a luxury spa with eight treatment rooms, a 20-metre infinity pool, a Jacuzzi, a fully-equipped gym and two dance studios. There will be a selection cheap tickets to nepal of bars and restaurants, including a signature fine dining restaurant for up to 50 people, a hotel restaurant cheap tickets to nepal seating cheap tickets to nepal 130, a hotel bar accommodating approximately 80 people and a clubhouse bar with capacity for 100. There will also be extensive meeting and conference facilities.
"Expanding our namesake brand within Europe, Middle East and Africa is an integral part of Wyndham cheap tickets to nepal Hotel Group's overall cheap tickets to nepal growth strategy and this newest property will serve as an outstanding addition to the collection," said Joel Goldman, Wyndham Hotel Group Vice President of Development for the UK and Western Europe. "Scotlandis cheap tickets to nepal a world-renowned golfing destination and this new resort will sit at the epicentre of Scottish golf, just a few miles from Carnoustie and near St Andrews and Gleneagles. We believe that the five-star Wyndham Grand The Angus will offer unrivalled accommodation and service for the area, with excellent leisure and business facilities for golfers and non-golfers cheap tickets to nepal alike."
Donald Paterson, Group Managing Director of Mappld, added, "We are thrilled to be finally developing this vision to create an outstanding resort in Angus which will bring enormous economic benefits to the area for many years to come.  From the construction cheap tickets to nepal and development phase this project will provide hundreds of employment opportunities.
"With the backing of an Open Champion and set in such a prime location, Wyndham Grand The Angus, with its world-class golf course, will become a premier destination which will attract visitors cheap tickets to nepal from across the globe and, in turn, boost tourism to Angus and the surrounding area."
The hotel will join the upscale Wyndham Grand® Collection, an ensemble of distinguished hotels within the Wyndham Hotels and Resorts brand that represent one-of-a-kind experiences in key destinations with refined accommodation, attentive service and relaxed surroundings.  Existing hotels in the collection within Europe and the Middle East include the exclusive Wyndham Grand London Chelsea Harbour and Wyndham Grand Regency Doha in Qatar.
Picture caption: (from l-r) Joel Goldman, Wyndham Hotel Group Vice President of Development for theUKandWestern Europe; Donald Paterson, Group Managing Director of MAP Property Leisure Development Group; and Mike Forbes, Owner of Forbes of Kingennie.
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