The hospitality industry continues to grow, even during a pandemic, and there are many hotels around the world preparing to open their doors for the first time between September and November.

Opening a new hotel during a pandemic is no easy feat, and reopening a previously closed hotel is no fun, either. But, the travel industry is resilient and teeming with new opportunities like residential real estate companies turning to hotels and, in many markets, vacation rentals taking center stage

From a boutique hotel within Nelson Mandela’s former residence to a historic North Carolina department store-turned-hotel, these 60 properties are a sampling of the many hotels ready and waiting for guests this fall.

Read the full list at Forbes.