Emirates Old Trafford in the north west of England has announced it will launch its new hotel extension and event space later this year, which will complete a £75m ($95.6m) redevelopment 15 years in the making. The redevelopment will expand the four-star Hilton Garden Inn’s capacity to 250 luxury bedrooms and see the addition of a new event space. Alongside the extension, the venue is also launching a new campaign, Destination Emirates Old Trafford, which will build up to early-Autumn, when the development will be complete. The venue will also be launching new incentive and outdoor options for event organisers, bringing to life the scale and breadth of the venue, and how they can use it to bring their events to life. Angela Hodson, sales director, Emirates Old Trafford, said: “We are so excited to launch our new development this year at Emirates Old Trafford as we believe this will take the venue to a completely new level. Not only will it grow our event space and bedroom capacity but also now the scale and breadth of options we can now offer our guests. “Destination Emirates Old Trafford is so much more than the expansion of our venue; it’s about bringing every part of the venue to life. In addition to what we’ve previously had available, we continue to innovate with the products we have available to us, including utilising our outdoor fan village and the Players and Media Centre, which we will be launching soon.”
Emirates Old Trafford to launch £75m redevelopment
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