MALE, The Maldives, 12 January 2021: The Standard, Huruvalhi
Maldives, the group’s first property in Asia, named Jesper Soerensen as the new
resort’s general manager.
A Danish national, he has more than 20 years of experience
in the hospitality industry having worked at hotels in the UK, Singapore, the
US, and Qatar.
Standard International group that is now making its debut in
Asia is headed by chief executive officer Amar Lalvani. Jesper Soerensen.
Soerensen was most recently general manager at the Six
Senses Hotels and Resorts in Singapore, where he was a task force leader for
the opening, branding, and management of their two five-star wellness
The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives welcomes Jesper Soerensen as new general manager
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The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives, the brand’s newest resort, today announced the appointment of Jesper Soerensen to general manager for the property.
A Danish national fluent in English, Danish, and German, Soerensen boasts more than 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry and has worked at properties around the world, from England, Singapore, and the U.S. to Qatar. Soerensen’s extensive branding, leadership, and marketing skills will be welcome assets as he oversees every aspect of the resort’s daily operation and leads team members across multiple departments.
Capella Ubud, Bali has appointed Mr. Nicola Russo as Executive Chef. In his new role, Chef Russo will bring a wealth of experience working in internationally acclaimed Michelin starred restaurants and luxury hotels across Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
Six Senses Launches Mobile App
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Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas launches a new travel app that connects guests anytime, anywhere with resorts and hotels around the world from the palm of their hand. The app has been built to enhance each guest s experience, from the initial planning inspiration and practical information right through to customizing a stay with activities, concierge services and spa treatments.
Now guests can experience the enticing world of Six Senses resorts and hotels, manage their reservations, book transfers and take advantage of latest offers. They can plan ahead and set their interest preferences or dietary requirements, pre-book a spa treatment or experience and add on half or full board before they stay.
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