Tag: Marriott International
Dilip Puri’s Indian School of Hospitality Promises to Lift Hotel Management Education to a New High
Posted: June 29, 2018 at 10:52 pm / Latest News
WHEN Dilip Puri was heading Starwood in South Asia, before the mother company merged with Marriott International to create the largest hospitality behemoth in the world, he was known for being an institution builder, for he opened doors for brands such as W, Aloft and Four Points by Sheraton and laid the foundation for the […]
Enter, The Indian Expat General Manager of an International Chain Hotel: Barun Jolly Moves to Indonesian City Close to Borobudur as Crowne Plaza GM
Posted: April 23, 2016 at 5:27 am / Success Story
QUICK BITESWhere: Bor IT IS NOT unusual to find an ‘expat’ general manager of a hotel in any part of the world – in fact, there was a time when Swiss and German hoteliers were most sought after for this position – but it is hardly as common to find an Indian leading from the […]
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