Managing Marriott's Family Values In Sanya
Karl Hudson, the general manager of Sanya Marriott Resort & Spa, has over 21 years of comprehensive international hotel experience covering Antarctica, Japan, Australia, China and Philippines. He first worked in China in 1999 in the Shenyang Marriott.
14 Beijing Travel Agencies Subject of Tourist Complaints
According to the Beijing Tourism Administration, in the fourth quarter of 2008 Beijing received 20 complaints from tourists. These involved a total of 14 travel agencies.
Creating A Lifestyle On Shimei Bay
Terry Ko, the general manager of Le Meridien Shimei Bay, started his hospitality career in Taipei with Hilton International. Since then Ko, a Canadian citizen, has worked with a number of major international hotel brands in North America and across Asia Pacific.
The Four Seasons Shanghai: Getting Ever Better
Peter Weber has been the general manager of the Four Seasons Shanghai for six years.
Bringing The Hotel Room Of The Future To Today's Chinese Traveler
Mitchell Presnick runs Super 8 Hotels (China) Co. Ltd. The company has been growing fast in the China market and is quickly becoming one of the top economy hotel chains in the country.
Emirates Airs New Environment Program Now Online
On the eve of taking delivery of its first eco-efficient Airbus A380, Emirates unveiled a series of new initiatives to further improve the environmental performance of its operations worldwide.
Managing The People Who Bring Shangri-La To Dalian
Originally from the Netherlands, Michael Hendler has nearly thirty years of experience in Asia of which eleven have been with the Shangri-La group. Earlier this year he was appointed general manager of the Shangri-La Hotel Dalian having previously been the general manager of the Shangri-La Hotel, Surabaya in Indonesia.
Taking A Wide Hotel View In Shanghai
William Hall, general manager of the Hotel Equatorial Shanghai, is originally from Britain but has spent most of his working life overseas; working first in France, then the U.K., before coming to Asia and working in Malaysia, Vietnam and now in Shanghai.
The Chinese Hospitality Industry Responds To The Earthquake
Hotels donating part of their room revenue to relief funds; airlines re-assigning aircraft to flying relief workers to the disaster zone; hotel employees lining up to donate blood; these are just a few examples of how organizations and individuals in the hospitality and travel industry have responded to the earthquake disaster in Sichuan.
The Challenge Of Managing A Diverse Chinese Organization
Elton Li, president of Powealth Group, has more than 20 years of hospitality experience. He is in charge of the whole management and operation of the group including the pre-opening of three five-star hotels.
United Airlines Aids Customer, Employee Support For China Earthquake Victims
United Airlines is joining customers and employees to support the victims of the China earthquake by contributing to relief efforts.