This is the Grand Brizo Bel Air Hotel, a new concept of comfort and style. The opening event brought together distinguished figures, including local authorities, prominent members of the community and celebrities.
Grand Brizo Bel Air Hotela new concept of comfort and style, opened its doors at Arenales 1462, in the Recoleta neighborhood. Surrounded by art galleries and luxury boutiques, the latest hospitality icon celebrated its spectacular opening, which brought together distinguished figures, including local authorities, prominent members of the community and celebrities.
More than 200 guests, with the presence of Mirtha “La Chiqui” Legrand, Daniel Scioli, Secretary of Tourism, Environment and Sports of the Ministry of the Interior of Argentina and Valentín Díaz Gilligan, President of the Tourism Board. The host of the evening, Iván de Pineda, introduced Claudia Álvarez Argüelles, President and CEO of the Álvarez Argüelles Hotels chainwho highlighted:
“This magnificent new establishment in the city of Buenos Aires is the result of the union of two family businesses that firmly believe in the future of the Argentine tourism industry, generating employment and opportunities for growth and development for our community. We fully trust in the strong increase in tourism in Argentina, which will allow the repositioning of high-quality hotel proposals such as ours. In this new stage, we renew our dedication, effort, professionalism, always putting our heart into everything we do.”
Daniel Scioli then gave a speech, followed by a few words from Mirtha Legrand. To conclude the presentation, the ribbon was cut accompanied by the main authorities who attended the meeting, marking the official opening of the hotel and highlighting the importance of the building as a historical monument.
Source: Ambito
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