Karl Hudson has been appointed General Manager at JW Marriott Singapore South Beach

JW Marriott Singapore South Beach is pleased to announce the appointment of Karl Hudson as General Manager. Having overseen the opening of more than 80 hotels during his career with Marriott International, Hudson brings global leadership expertise with strategic vision and operational rigour to one of Singapore's most design-forward hotels.
Hudson, who most recently served as Marriott International's Regional Vice President for Japan & Guam, joins at a pivotal time for the luxury hotel as it continues to strengthen its positioning as both a lifestyle hub and a premier business destination in three key areas — M.I.C.E excellence, destination dining, and luxury lifestyle positioning within Marina Bay.
A FRESH VISION FOR JW MARRIOTT SINGAPORE SOUTH BEACH
Born in England and raised in New Zealand, Hudson's journey into hospitality was anything but conventional. First joining Marriott International in 1996, he has risen through the ranks, consistently being tapped for new opportunities thanks to his instinct for people and his proven record of leadership.
Located within Singapore's Marina Bay and being one of the largest Singapore hotels within Marriott International's luxury portfolio, the 634-key hotel is ideally positioned as a venue of choice for meetings, international conventions, and events (M.I.C.E). With its striking Grand Ballroom featuring a dramatic Forest of Lights installation, versatile event spaces, and seamless access to the Suntec Convention Centre as well as Sands Expo and Convention Centre, JW Marriott Singapore South Beach is designed to meet the needs of world-class gatherings.
REDEFINING LUXURY THROUGH STRATEGIC CONNECTIONS
Hudson views luxury as deeply personal, shaped as much by how guests feel as by the services on offer. His leadership will place emphasis on people, personalisation, and place-making, ensuring JW Marriott Singapore South Beach continues to stand out as a destination where business and leisure converge seamlessly.
