Luxury Hotelschool Paris, an international management school dedicated to the luxury hotel industry, unveils its ambitions for the new academic year and announces the appointment of Marie-Amélie de Leusse, President of Rémy Cointreau as head of its Strategic Board.
The Students League is designed to promote local talent development and work with young people to design solutions for some of the most pressing challenges facing tourism. Throughout the competition, students will learn from top tourism experts both in their own countries and internationally. The participants’ efforts will be assessed by an international jury, and, after a first national level round, the League will then conclude with a Grand Global Final.
OTA Insight, the global leader in cloud-based hospitality business intelligence, today announced the expansion of its innovation headquarters, located in Ghent, Belgium to accommodate rapid growth and leverage the area's deep technology talent pool. Five employees opened the Ghent office in 2015, expanding to 105 in 2022, with a further 150 jobs expected to be filled globally in 2023. OTA Insight helps over 60,000 hotels and short-term rental providers make better commercial decisions based on accurate and timely data.
Travelodge, one of the UK’s largest hotel brands is today launching a recruitment drive, offering 500 jobs across the UK and an opportunity to create a career in one of the UK’s most successful and growing industries.
A new analysis of staff shortages by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has revealed a labour shortfall in Portugal, with nearly 50,000 Travel & Tourism jobs across the country predicted to be unfilled.
A new study by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has revealed the recovery of Italy’s Travel & Tourism could be jeopardised if quarter of a million jobs across the sector remain unfilled.
A new study by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has revealed the recovery of France’s Travel & Tourism is at risk as more than 70,000 jobs remain unfilled across the country.
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) warns the Travel & Tourism sector’s recovery is at serious risk as nearly 130,000 jobs go unfilled across the UK.
Sustainable living goes beyond the classrooms and our new campus has been designed to reflect that. We want our students to understand that sustainability is a complex subject that requires careful consideration and planning of resources. However, every little step that we can take helps contribute to the bigger picture, and we hope our students will bring this perspective wherever they go.
Booking.com offers one lucky pair a bookable two-night stay in a one-of-a-kind Pride-inspired room at the historic Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam, including an exclusive agenda featuring welcome cocktails with drag icon Envy Peru and VIP viewing access.
After five years of construction and 250 million Swiss francs invested, EHL unveils a brand new campus in Lausanne. The jewel of sustainable and eco-certified architecture aims to create a holistic university village that is open to the local community, encourages interactions between students, professors and professionals, while offering an exceptional living environment to study.
Forbes Travel Guide (“FTG”)—the global authority on service excellence—today unveiled the Center for Service Excellence, a one-of-a-kind corporate retreat and learning experience in southwest France.
Travelodge, the UK’s second largest hotel chain which operates 594 hotels in the UK, Ireland and Spain, is looking to fill 700 positions immediately across the UK in readiness for the summer Staycation season. Hospitality can offer a great career and Travelodge, as an equal opportunities employer, welcomes applications from all candidates, including Ukrainian refugees who need a fresh start and have a right to work in the UK.
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The ranking of the top 50 CEOs published every year by the prestigious Forbes magazine has named Gabriel Escarrer, Executive Vice President and CEO of Meliá Hotels International, in ninth position among the top executives in Spain in 2021. The year is described as a "year full of challenges" due to the difficulties in reactivating the economy after the pandemic and the need to adapt to living with the virus and to an extremely volatile business environment, with a succession of events and global challenges such as the supply-chain crisis, rising energy prices and geopolitical tension.
Minor International Public Company Limited (“MINT”), the owning company of multiple businesses in the United Kingdom including Corbin & King Limited, NH Hotels, Patara Thai restaurants, and Benihana Japanese restaurants has today announced an Advisory Board with leaders across the restaurant, hospitality, property and banking sectors. The Advisory Board will help oversee the group’s strategic decisions, including establishing continuity between the iconic portfolio of restaurants and hotels in the United Kingdom and MINT’s investment and growth plans.
We’re beyond excited to be opening our first hospitality school in the English Capital…it’s about time, we know.
Swiss Education Group, dominates the world ranking of hospitality schools with all 4 of its schools positioned in the top 8 for the category “Hospitality and Leisure Management” published by the QS Rankings on Wednesday, April 6, 2022. Swiss Hotel Management School has even achieved 3rd place, making the school the 2nd best in Switzerland. This performance not only reflects the high standards of the academic offer of each school, but also their solid international reputation with some of the world’s leading employers.
EHL Hospitality Business School today announces the launch of its Master of Science in Hospitality Management. Enrolment is open for students to start the first course in September 2022.
The Steigenberger Academy has returned to the DH Family, and Deutsche Hospitality has thus become the only hotel group in Europe to have its own state-recognised initial and continuing training venue. Ulrich Bensel, CHRO of Deutsche Hospitality, will become Managing Director of the Steigenberger Academy. Responsibility for day-to-day running will remain with Bettina Wolf. Deutsche Hospitality has taken the Steigenberger Academy back in house with the aims of countering the shortage of skilled workers within the sector and of offering even more attractive continuing training opportunities to its approximately 11,000 employees. Located in Bad Reichenhall, the academy boasts a proud tradition which stretches back for more than 70 years. It formed part of Steigenberger Hotels AG during the period from 1972 to 2011.