Melle van Uden: Visionary General Manager
Melle van Uden, the dynamic General Manager of DoubleTree by Hilton Rotterdam Centre, Mainport Hotel Rotterdam, and soon-to-be Hotel Haven Rotterdam, Curio Collection by Hilton, brings a fresh perspective to the Rotterdam hospitality industry.
Types of hotels: What are the differences in style?
The hospitality industry is diverse and dynamic, with hotels varying greatly in style, amenities, and guest types. For professionals in this sector, understanding the unique characteristics of different types of hotels is essential.
From hilton to Van der Valk: A career filled with hospitality and ambition
With a strong background in the hospitality sector and years of experience at renowned chains like Hilton and Van der Valk, Lenneke Jullion-Ambachtsheer has had an inspiring journey from commercial roles to HR management.
Front Office Manager vs. Duty Manager
Have you ever wondered who ensures that guests have a seamless experience from the moment they arrive? Two key figures behind this are the Front Office Manager and the Duty Manager. While both roles contribute significantly to a hotel’s success, they each have their own unique responsibilities and tasks.
The benefits of an internship in a hotel
An internship in a hotel provides aspiring professionals in the hospitality sector with a valuable opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the world of hotel management. For students and recent graduates, this is an important step in putting the skills and knowledge acquired in their studies into practice, enhancing their chances in the job market.
A global journey through hospitality: Elmar de Beer
Elmar de Beer, originally from South Africa, is the Food & Beverage Director at Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Maurits at the Park. With a wealth of experience gained from working in various countries around the world, Elmar’s approach to hospitality is shaped by his global perspective, emphasizing personalized service and authentic guest connections.
The difference between a skilled worker and a non-skilled worker in the hospitality
The difference between skilled and non-skilled workers is important in the hospitality industry because it affects how a team collaborates. This comparison helps hospitality entrepreneurs, staff, and students better understand why formal hospitality education is valuable and what it means to be a skilled worker.
Amy's journey in the hotel industry
The job application process can be challenging, especially when you're just starting your career. Amy, a young hotel professional with a promising future in hospitality, has experienced this firsthand. Despite her young age, she has already held several roles in the hotel industry, ranging from front office staff to supervisor.
Barbara Susan's 15-year journey in hotel sales
Barbara Susan, sales director at Zien Group, has 15 years of experience in hotel sales. Recently, Zien Group was acquired by the Fattal Group, which also includes Leonardo Hotels Benelux. Although the integration is still in its early stages, this will soon lead to the addition of 28 hotels in the Benelux.
Maxime Busnel: from internship to success strategy at Grand Hotel Karel V
Meet Maxime Busnel, the driven Commercial Manager of the renowned Grand Hotel Karel V in Utrecht. With a rich background in hospitality, starting with an internship at the age of thirteen, Maxime has developed a deep passion for the dynamic and versatile world of hospitality.