资讯周刊英文版第122期

【IHG Profits Hit By Taxes, Sells Mark Hopkins】Over the last 12 months IHG has agreed to dispose of three owned InterContinental hotels, with total gross proceeds of almost US$830 million.

Friday, February 21, 2014 NO.122 Review Web Portal for China Hotel Industry

HEADLINES IHG Profits Hit By Taxes, Sells Its Mark Hopkins Along with its 2014 Q4 earnings report, IHG announced the sale of the 383-room InterContinental San Francisco Mark Hopkins to a joint venture between affiliates of Woodridge Capital Partners and funds ... More Marriott Q4 Results Show Strong Luxury Demand Marriott has aggressively acquired new properties and begun building new ones during the past year, adding nearly 26,000 new rooms in 2013. There are another 195,000 rooms currently ... More

EDITOR'S PICKS Hong Kong Disneyland To Open Its Biggest Hotel Hong Kong Disneyland is 48% owned by the Walt Disney ... More Carlson Rezidor Unveils Two New Hotel Brands Operating with the upscale Radisson and luxury Radisson Blu ... More Kempinski Unveils Largest Hotel In China The Yanqi Lake Kempinski Hotel Beijing will become the ... More

RESEARCH The Future Of Sales: 5 Predictions From LinkedIn’s SVP Of Sales Mike Gamson, Senior Vice President of Sales at LinkedIn, shares his insights on the future of sales. He thinks sales reps should be like Batman, not a beat cop. Enterprise sales won’t thrive if ... More Loyalty Programs: Tactics To Boost Results In 2014 Brands have found that, rather than raise program reward thresholds - a 2013 tactic that created "mattress runners " and did little for guest loyalty - they should genuinely invest in their guests ... More

COURSES Hotel Management Of Cash Internal Control This course is for hotel financial managers and supervisors ... More Analysis Of Hotel Income Statement This course is for hotel managers and financial directors ... More Manpower Allocation Of Pre-opening Hotels This course is for hotel HR supervisors and managers ... More

INTERVIEW Christopher Norton President Of Four Season, Operations, EMEA Four Season's President, Hotel Operations, EMEA Shares His Predictions For 2014 Christopher W. Norton, president hotel operations EMEA Four Seasons, has a vision. It is a vision that many have wanted to see put into action for some time. But Four Seasons, much to its credit, is not a company to be rushed into throwing products out there for the sake of it. The fundamentals have to be right and this is one of the reasons the company’s arrival in Dubai has been anticipated and delayed in equal measure. But that is all set to change and the year ahead sees Four Seasons’ development pipeline move up a gear. "We have in recent years invested continuously in further enhancing our physical product and service innovation.” ... More

APPOINTMENT GM Named At Kowloon Shangri-La In Hong Kong Prior to this, Mr. Ulf Bremer was general manager of Pudong Shangri-La, East Shanghai. A German national, Mr. Bremer ... More VP, Operations, China Named At FRHI Hotels & Resorts Mr. Foued El Mabrouk will oversee the operations of FRHI's portfolio of hotels in China with a focus on performance ... More

GROUP RECRUITMENT Hyatt Revenue Boosted By Pickup In U.S. Travel Hyatt recorded a better-than-expected jump in quarterly revenue as growing confidence in the U.S. economy drew more business travelers and tourists to its hotels in the Americas ... More Mobile To Dominate At Starwood Hotels In 2014 Starwood CEO predicts 'more guests will reach us through smartphone or tablet than through PCs' during 2014 and indicated the company will increase its tech spend to keep pace with consumers ... More

FEATURED JOBS General Manager, Luxury Hotel In Qinghai, China Salary: 500,000 - 700,000 per annum; Qualifications ... More Deputy GM, Luxury Hotel In Shenzhen, China Salary: 200,000 - 400,000 per annum; Qualifications ... More DOSM, Boutique Hotel In Beijing, China Salary: 180,000 - 300,000 per annum; Qualifications ... More

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