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Minor International to reopen 90% of its hotels by September

Thai chain in $793m capital drive to bolster balance sheet amid pandemic

Minor International hotel in Malaysia

A Minor International resort in Malaysia: The Bangkok-based company said 370 of its 535 hotels globally are open at present. (Photo courtesy of the company)

MARIMI KISHIMOTO, Nikkei staff writer

July 24, 2020 17:07 JST

BANGKOK -- Minor International, a Thai operator of hotels and restaurants, said it plans to reopen around 90% of its hotels by September despite the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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