US Giant Brookfield Enters Greek Tourism Market with Strategic Investment

One of the world’s largest investment firms, Brookfield Asset Management, has launched a major expansion into the Greek tourism market through a new partnership with luxury hotel operator Domes Resorts.

Under a newly formed joint venture, Brookfield, which manages over $ 1 trillion in assets, will acquire a majority stake in the Domes Zeen Chania resort on Crete, signaling its first investment in Greece’s hospitality market. The deal includes plans to expand the award‑winning 105‑key beachfront property with new facilities and amenities, with total investment expected to exceed € 40 million.

Domes Zeen Chania, part of Marriott’s Luxury Collection, has been rapidly growing its portfolio; just weeks before the Brookfield deal, it acquired the Lindian Village – Curio Collection by Hilton in Rhodes from British fund Zetland Capital Partners.

Domes Resorts is a Greek luxury lifestyle hospitality group founded in 2008 and owned by Ledra Hotels and Villas. Domes has a portfolio of 18 five‑star properties across 11 destinations in Greece and Portugal, spanning premium beachfront resorts, ultra‑all‑inclusive escapes and retreats.

This partnership marks a significant vote of confidence in Greece’s tourism sector, bringing substantial foreign investment, creating new jobs, and reinforcing the country’s position in the luxury travel market. Beyond the immediate benefits to the Domes Zeen Chania resort, the collaboration is expected to boost local economies, enhance infrastructure, and strengthen Greece’s reputation as a premier Mediterranean destination for high-end travelers.

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Brookfield expands to Greece  13 December 2025