With a strong presence in more than 20 countries worldwide, COCO-MAT is expanding its hospitality business, announcing the new eco-friendly boutique resort in Santorini and planning its next steps to expand its portfolio in the Acropolis area in Athens but also in Monemvasia.
Having many years of experience in offering sleeping products to numerous accommodations and hotels in Greece and abroad, the leading company in the field of sleeping products from natural materials, since 2012 has expanded its activity in the hotel market, marking to date a very successful course.
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In Greece, the company has four iconic hotels in Athens, which have been distinguished with excellent ratings and reviews and a magnificent boutique resort in Serifos, while it will soon launch the new eco-friendly boutique resort in the Caldera of Santorini, which will be available for the public from April 2022. This is a special destination, which will offer visitors wonderful moments of relaxation and carefree, next to nature, while giving them the opportunity to enjoy a restful and quality sleep in sleep systems with the signature of COCO -MAT.
The construction of the new hotels of the company in Monemvasia and the area of the Acropolis in Athens will not start soon.
These initiatives are subject to the vision of COCO-MAT which is none other than the emergence of Greece as the ideal tourist destination for all seasons.
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