Tangram Hotels provides customized service to white-collar guests
Director Feng Xiaogang's latest comedy Personal Tailor (2013) has been a hit with moviegoers entertained by its plot about a group of actors who run a company helping people to live out their fantasies. But it isn't just on the big screen that such dreams can come true. Richard Hou, executive vice president of Beijing Tangram Hotels Management, said white-collar workers can now get this kind of customized, personable service in real life.
Director Feng Xiaogang's latest comedy Personal Tailor (2013) has been a hit with
moviegoers entertained by its plot about a group of actors who run a company helping
people to live out their fantasies. But it isn't just on the big screen that such dreams can
come true. Richard Hou, executive vice president of Beijing Tangram Hotels Management,
said white-collar workers can now get this kind of customized, personable service in real
life.
Hou is determined to make Tangram Hotels a leading player in the local
hospitality industry scene. With nearly 20 years' experience in the field, Hou has held
various senior management positions within the Beijing Tourism Group.
An
excellent communicator, Hou summarizes Tangram Hotels' mission in three words: small,
white and modern. Small represents a spirit of youthfulness, white represents white-collar
workers and modern represents fashionable sensibility.