Entrepreneur Marc Coucke just made another hotel investment. This time, it’s in Spain in Greece instead of our own country. The OKU Leisure Group, which owns and manages hotels on the well-known vacation islands of Ibiza and Kos, has sold Coucke himself.
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Coucke is now adding the OKU Leisure Group to its “leisure portfolio” after making investments in the animal park Pairi Daiza, hotel-restaurant Sanglier des Ardennes, ski resort SnowWorld, and Arenal/Padelworld. According to a news announcement, Coucke has acquired 50% of two hotels in Ibiza and Kos from the owner and operator through his investment firm Alychlo nv.
In the hotel industry, OKU has swiftly established itself as the standard. Luxury and sustainability are complementary. With success, as OKU was recently named the top hotel in the Balearic Islands. OKU is current and cool.
According to Coucke, he “fell in love instantaneously” with the idea. You will understand if you fast visit their Instagram, he advises. Sustainability is given first consideration, and the experience is excellent.
The ambitions extend beyond the existing two hotels. OKU should develop into a hotel chain with at least fifteen properties when combined with the hotel real estate fund Westfort Capital Limited, of which Coucke acquired almost half the shares. It states, “For this goal, several new locations with own real estate, with solo operation, and with a franchise model are analyzed, both within and outside of Europe.”