Full-Time
Architect – Infrastructure & Policy Automation
Updated on 9/4/2026
Marriott International
10,001+ employees
Global hotel operator with diversified ownership
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Bethesda, MD, USA + 1 more
More locations: United States
Remote
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- An undergraduate degree in an engineering or computer science discipline and/or equivalent experience or certification.
- At least 8 years of progressive technology experience.
- At least 5 years of experience designing, building, and operating backend services and application programming interfaces in production.
- At least 5 years of experience with infrastructure as code and automation, including Terraform, modules, remote state, and versioning.
- At least 5 years of experience with public cloud technology stacks such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, or Alibaba Cloud.
- At least 5 years of experience driving highly technical architecture and outcomes with automation.
- At least 3 years of experience with continuous integration and continuous delivery platforms and automated build, test, security, deployment, and release pipelines.
- At least 5 years of experience designing, building, and operating GitOps processes.
- At least 5 years in an engineering role connecting technology solutions to customer use cases.
- Hands-on experience designing and developing application programming interfaces and services using Go or Python, including RESTful design, request and response modeling, and service integration.
- Experience designing service contracts and developer-facing interfaces, including OpenAPI or Swagger, software development kits and clients, schema evolution, and backward compatibility.
- Strong software engineering fundamentals, including data structures and algorithms, clean code, design patterns, and code reviews.
- Experience building reliable services using retries, idempotency, timeouts, rate limiting, and circuit breakers, and debugging distributed systems.
- Strong testing discipline, including unit, integration, and contract tests and continuous integration and continuous delivery automation for application code.
- Deep knowledge of infrastructure concepts and cloud fundamentals, including networking, identity and access management, compute, and storage.
- Ability to solve problems and debug complex production issues across services and infrastructure.
- Design and build production-grade platform services that enable developers to provision and operate infrastructure through well-defined application programming interfaces and automation.
- Develop, maintain, and advance infrastructure as code capabilities using Terraform and policy-as-code frameworks to automate infrastructure provisioning, management, and policy.
- Craft and execute a platform automation vision aligned with enterprise key performance indicators through hands-on contributions to code, documentation, and planning.
- Apply software engineering best practices to an internal infrastructure and policy orchestration application programming interface, its automation, and infrastructure-as-code modules and workflows.
- Partner with infrastructure, security, and developer experience teams to deliver secure, compliant, observable, and scalable capabilities that abstract cloud complexity behind documented interfaces.
- Define and evolve the architecture for internal infrastructure and policy orchestration application programming interfaces, ensuring scalability, reliability, and ease of consumption across engineering teams.
- Establish application programming interface contracts, versioning strategies, and backward-compatibility standards for platform services.
- Define and enforce architectural boundaries between platform services and developer-facing orchestration layers, minimizing coupling and enabling independent team velocity.
- Align with internal developer platform and orchestration teams to standardize integration patterns and service ownership models.
- Define and drive the enterprise strategy for infrastructure as code and policy as code, including module lifecycle, testing frameworks, enforcement points, and integration into platform workflows.
- Establish reusable, production-grade infrastructure modules and automation patterns designed for scale and enterprise adoption.
- Lead the design of infrastructure workflows and orchestration patterns that abstract cloud complexity behind simplified interfaces and automation.
- Translate security, compliance, and governance requirements into enforceable, reusable policy frameworks using Open Policy Agent.
- Establish governance models for infrastructure provisioning, policy enforcement, and platform consumption across the enterprise.
- Define and maintain approved infrastructure patterns to drive standardization, reduce drift, and accelerate delivery.
- Partner with Security, Compliance, Enterprise Architecture, and Cloud Foundations teams to meet enterprise control requirements.
- Drive adoption of platform services across engineering teams and enable API-driven infrastructure provisioning through the Internal Development Platform.
- Define onboarding strategies, adoption roadmaps, and enablement plans for platform rollout at scale.
- Develop documentation, reference architectures, and training materials that promote self-service and consistent usage patterns.
- Gather feedback from engineering teams, identify gaps, and continuously improve platform usability and effectiveness.
- Evolve platform capabilities based on usage patterns, developer feedback, and operational insights.
- Define standards and best practices for reliability, scalability, performance, and observability of platform services and infrastructure automation.
- Establish production-readiness expectations, including continuous integration and continuous delivery, testing strategies, monitoring, alerting, and incident response.
- Improve platform performance and reliability through continuous evaluation and optimization.
- Decompose platform initiatives into distributable workstreams and provide technical guidance to engineers for coordinated delivery.
- Serve as a technical authority for platform architecture and infrastructure automation across multiple teams.
- Lead architecture and design reviews for platform services, infrastructure modules, and policy frameworks.
- Provide mentorship and technical leadership to engineers in platform engineering, application programming interface design, and infrastructure automation.
- Evaluate emerging trends and recommend platform-level improvements.
- Define priorities, plans, and resource requirements for platform initiatives.
- Balance long-term platform investments with short-term delivery needs.
- Drive cross-team coordination and prioritization across platform engineering, security, compliance, and developer experience teams.
- Analyze current environments, identify gaps, inefficiencies, and risks, and recommend scalable improvements.
- Partner with stakeholders across Security, Compliance, Enterprise Architecture, Cloud Foundations, and other Platform teams to align standards, policy enforcement, and platform capabilities.
- Translate security, compliance, cost, and operational requirements into scalable platform abstractions and automation.
- Communicate technical concepts, platform capabilities, and architectural decisions to technical and non-technical audiences.
- Drive alignment across teams by influencing architecture decisions and promoting standardized approaches to infrastructure and policy automation.
- Experience with workflow orchestration and asynchronous or distributed systems such as Temporal, including retries, idempotency, and failure handling.
- Experience building or contributing to platform services, internal developer platforms, or service-oriented architectures that expose infrastructure capabilities through application programming interfaces.
- Experience with application programming interface security patterns, including authentication, authorization, secrets management, and audit logging, and with enterprise integration requirements.
- Production experience with observability, including structured logging, metrics, tracing, on-call practices, service-level objectives, service-level indicators, and incident response.
- Experience implementing automated testing frameworks for Terraform code, such as Terratest.
- Experience with policy as code using Open Policy Agent and implementing guardrails for security, compliance, and governance.
- At least 3 years of experience with Kubernetes, containers, and/or service mesh ecosystems.
- Contributions to open-source software involving platform, tooling, or infrastructure projects.
- Technical knowledge of current and emerging infrastructure systems and standards.
- Ability to create constructive relationships, influence, and communicate with product teams, engineering management, and non-technical staff.
Marriott International runs a global network of hotels and lodging facilities to serve business travelers, vacationers, and long-term guests. It earns money from owning, leasing, managing, and franchising properties, charging guests for room stays and extra services like food and beverages, events, and amenities, plus management and franchise fees from operated or branded hotels. Compared with competitors, Marriott relies on a diversified mix of ownership models and revenue streams across many regions, backed by a large brand and reservation network. Its goal is to provide reliable lodging worldwide while maintaining safety standards and expanding its footprint through owned, leased, managed, and franchised properties.
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What believers are saying
- Marriott and LG launched a 40-hotel smart-room pilot on September 1, 2026.
- PASHA and Marriott signed three Caucasus projects on September 3, 2026.
- Q2 2026 signing highlights show Marriott still wins global owner demand for premium brands.
What critics are saying
- Islamabad Marriott received a September 2, 2026 fire notice; closure risk is immediate.
- LG’s 40-hotel TV rollout must work flawlessly by 2027 or operators lose patience.
- A major safety failure or guest fatality would damage Marriott Bonvoy and brand trust.
What makes Marriott International unique
- Marriott’s 10,000-plus properties span 148 countries, dwarfing most hospitality competitors.
- Marriott Bonvoy and its brand stack lock in travelers and owners across segments.
- Marriott’s franchised-light model scales faster than owned-hotels peers and preserves capital.
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↑ 8%Marriott has partnered with LG Electronics to overhaul its in-room TV experience across select properties. The luxury hotel chain is replacing traditional cable setups with a cloud-based platform offering over 40 streaming apps, more than 250 free channels, and the ability to adjust room settings directly on screen. The upgrade addresses a growing guest priority. A JD Power study found seamless smart TV capabilities are now a top amenity for 40% of hotel guests, nearly double recent figures. Some 60% of surveyed guests use smart TVs during their stay. The new system launches initially in a 40-hotel pilot programme across the US and Canada, with plans for eventual global rollout across participating Marriott properties.
PASHA, Marriott plan 752 rooms and Residences in Baku and Tbilisi. * by Makenzie Huff * September 4, 2026 Three new properties, more than 700 combined rooms and residences, and one new city for Marriott's Le Méridien brand - here's what's in the latest Caucasus development deal PASHA Real Estate Group and Marriott International have signed a deal to build three new hotel and residential properties in Azerbaijan and Georgia. The agreement covers a new Ritz-Carlton hotel and residences on Zagulba Beach near Baku, an expansion of the existing Ritz-Carlton Residences in Baku, and a Le Méridien hotel in Tbilisi. The signing took place at The Ritz-Carlton, Baku, with PASHA CEO Ozgur Geter and Marriott's Neal Jones, President for Europe, Middle East and Africa, in attendance along with other executives from both companies. The projects add to a partnership that already includes several well-known hotels in Baku, among them The St. Regis, JW Marriott Absheron, and Sheraton Baku Intourist. Marriott currently operates more than 10,000 properties across 148 countries and territories, according to the company. PASHA Real Estate, part of PASHA Holding, works across Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Montenegro, and the United States, with a portfolio that includes hotels, resorts, shopping centers, and residential developments. What's planned for Baku. The Ritz-Carlton Baku, Zagulba will be located on a stretch of coastline north of the city on the Caspian Sea. There will be 80 planned guestrooms and suites, along with an indoor pool, a fitness center, a spa, a beach club, and a Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge. The project also includes a residential component, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku, Zagulba, which will have 282 apartments and villas. Those residences are planned to come with their own set of amenities, including: * A clubhouse * A fitness center * A swimming pool * A kids' club * A cinema * Private beach access Separately, PASHA plans to add a new tower to the existing Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku, which opened in 2023. The extension is expected to bring 238 more residences, along with a lounge, fitness center, and swimming pool of its own. No timeline for construction or completion was given for either the Zagulba project or the residential tower. Le Méridien heads to Tbilisi. The Tbilisi hotel will carry the Le Méridien brand and is planned for the Chugureti district, one of the city's more active neighborhoods. It is expected to have 152 guestrooms, several dining venues, meeting and event space, and a fitness center. The hotel will also include a Le Méridien Hub, the brand's take on a modern hotel lobby that also functions as a social space. In a statement, Geter said the projects reflect the two companies' relationship and their aim to deliver hospitality and residential experiences in the region. Jones said Eastern Europe and the Caucasus remain a growth area for Marriott, pointing to rising travel demand and interest from hotel owners in globally known brands. PASHA and Marriott have worked together on hotel projects in the region for several years, and this agreement extends that relationship into new markets and property types. Please note: Information regarding project details - including but not limited to opening dates, room counts, and branding - for hotels under development can change as projects progress. The information in this article reflects the most accurate details available at the time of writing and may not be updated afterward.
The Luxury Collection moves beyond the hotel room. With the launch of Expeditions and its latest resort on the Greek island of Rhodes, the Marriott brand is betting its next chapter on the itinerary rather than the stay. September 3, 2026, 4:38pm On the Aegean Odyssey, the way between islands is a helicopter. Nine days, Mykonos to Paros to Santorini, with a yacht for the water the aircraft does not cover. How a guest moves between hotels is not a logistical footnote on this trip. It is a large part of what The Luxury Collection is now selling. The Marriott International brand, which is often considered the most "boutique," unveils Expeditions this month, a slate of guided journeys that carries the hotel operator past the room and into the itinerary. The Aegean route is one of 12 unique experiences around the world that guests can choose from. The push arrives alongside the brand's newest hotel. Amoh, its first property on the island of Rhodes, is a built-from-ground-up resort on an island that has spent 2,000 years absorbing other people's architecture, from Hellenistic builders and Roman quarrymen to the Knights of St. John. Where The Luxury Collection built its reputation on palaces and grand buildings that were extraordinary long before any flag went up, here it had to be created from scratch. The collection's lineage runs back to an Italian hotel company founded in 1906 that assembled some of Europe's grandest addresses. It came to Marriott in the 2016 Starwood acquisition, and now spans more than 130 properties in over 40 countries, from the Gritti Palace in Venice to Al Maha in the Dubai desert. "The Luxury Collection has never been solely about heritage buildings, but it has always been about extraordinary destinations and the unique stories they have to tell," said Bruce Rohr, vice president and global brand leader for The Luxury Collection. Unlike most Marriott brands including The Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis and JW Marriott, The Luxury Collection hotels keep their own names and character and become part of the group because they are unlike one another. They are curated rather than built to a template. "The criteria," he explained, is the same across all. "Distinction, authenticity, and destination relevance." Twelve Journeys, Four Formats The Luxury Collection Expeditions extends that claim past the front door. The guided trips are built around the brand's hotels, which supply the anchors and the accommodation. Expeditions run across destinations in North America, Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean, revealing the cultural heritage, craftsmanship, cuisine, ecosystems, and wellness practices of destinations worldwide. The brand supplies the routing, transport between stops and the expert guides, from archaeologists and chefs to artisans and conservationists. Itineraries are unhurried, group sizes small. Some run an afternoon, others cross three islands in nine days. Rohr rejected the tour operator framing. "Expeditions is not about becoming a tour operator, but more about extending our role as a destination authority beyond the walls of any single hotel," he said. It is also an answer to what holds 130 hotels together when none of them look alike. "We curate distinctive hotels, not prototypes," Rohr said, adding that what unites them "is not a shared design aesthetic or a prescribed service ritual, but rather a promise that every hotel is deeply connected to its destination." The brand-wide threads are programmatic, including Destination Discovery experiences and a daily Epicurean Moment built on local food and drink. The company uses the tagline "The Destination Authority" across its portfolio of Luxury Collection hotels, though Rohr was candid that the expertise sits with hotels that are locally staffed and run. "We don't create the destination expertise, we identify it, celebrate it, and connect guests to it," he said. The Race Past the Room The move tracks a broader shift at the top of the market, where luxury is defined less by what can be added to a stay than by the quality of the access behind it. Belmond sells rail journeys, Aman and Four Seasons run private jet programs, and The Ritz-Carlton operates yachts. The Luxury Collection's version is asset-light, built on hotels and partners it already has. Marriott's luxury group has framed 2026 around experience over acquisition, citing research that 88 percent of high-net-worth travelers define status through knowledge and respect rather than possessions. "Rather than collecting things, they're collecting stories and meaningful memories," Rohr said. Asked where the collection lands in five years, he pointed past the real estate. "In five years, I believe The Luxury Collection will be recognized not just for where its hotels are located, but for the depth of discovery they make possible," he said. Newsletters
Azerbaijan travel boom as Marriott and PASHA launch new Ritz-Carlton luxury projects. Binoy Mehera September 3, 2026 3:10 PM PASHA Real Estate Group and Marriott International, Inc. have signed an agreement to develop hospitality and residential projects in Azerbaijan and Georgia. Three new projects will include a Ritz-Carlton hotel and residences in Zagulba Beach in Baku, as well as the creation of a new Residential Tower of the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku. The alliance will also include a new Le Méridien hotel in Tbilisi, giving Marriott a stronger foothold in the area. The agreement was formally signed during a ceremony held at The Ritz-Carlton, Baku, attended by senior executives from both companies, including PASHA Real Estate Group Chief Executive Officer Ozgur Geter and Marriott International President for Europe, Middle East and Africa Neal Jones. The event marked another step in the continued collaboration between the two organisations to expand premium hospitality and branded living experiences in Azerbaijan and Georgia. Discover more "As a company, we are committed to shaping destinations that contribute to the long-term growth and attractiveness of Azerbaijan and the wider region," said Ozgur Geter, Chief Executive Officer of PASHA Real Estate Group. "These projects reflect our vision to deliver world-class hospitality and luxury living experiences that meet evolving consumer expectations while creating lasting value for our communities and stakeholders. Our relationship with Marriott has been built on a shared commitment to excellence, innovation and exceptional guest experiences, and we are proud to expand that collaboration through the introduction of new landmark developments under some of the world's most renowned brands." "Eastern Europe and the Caucasus remain an important growth area for Marriott, supported by increasing travel demand, evolving hospitality infrastructure and strong consumer and owner appetite for globally recognised brands," said Neal Jones, President, Europe, Middle East & Africa, Marriott International. "These agreements reflect the momentum we are seeing across the region and our strategy to expand a diverse portfolio of brands that resonates with a wide range of travelers and trip purposes, while also catering to the growing demand for premium lifestyle and luxury living experiences. We look forward to expanding our relationship with PASHA Real Estate as we further strengthen our presence in these dynamic markets." Travel accessories % buffered Powered by GliaStudios The Ritz-Carlton Baku, Zagulba and The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku, Zagulba. Marriott International is set to introduce The Ritz-Carlton brand's renowned hospitality experience and refined design to Zagulba Beach, a prestigious coastal destination located north of Baku along the Caspian Sea. The upcoming The Ritz-Carlton Baku, Zagulba is planned as an exclusive beachfront resort featuring 80 luxury guestrooms and suites designed to offer an elevated seaside stay. The property is expected to include a selection of premium dining experiences along with world-class leisure facilities, including an indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, luxury spa, beach club and The Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge. The development aims to create a sophisticated retreat combining coastal relaxation with the brand's signature personalised service. The project will also feature The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku, Zagulba, a luxury residential development comprising 282 apartments and villas. Designed to provide an exceptional lifestyle experience, the residences are expected to offer residents access to exclusive amenities, including a private clubhouse, fitness centre, swimming pool, children's club, cinema and direct private beach access. Expansion of The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku. Building on the success of The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku, which opened in 2023, PASHA Real Estate Group plans to expand the existing development with a new residential tower. The additional tower is expected to introduce 238 luxury residences, further strengthening Baku's growing branded residential market. The new phase will include dedicated lifestyle facilities such as a residents' lounge, fitness centre and swimming pool, creating an enhanced living environment supported by the premium standards associated with The Ritz-Carlton brand. Le Méridien Tbilisi. Marriott International is also planning to expand its presence in Georgia with the introduction of Le Méridien Tbilisi in the Chugureti district of central Tbilisi, an area recognised for its cultural character and growing appeal among visitors and residents. The new hotel is expected to feature 152 contemporary guestrooms, multiple dining venues, meeting and event spaces, and a fitness centre. Reflecting Le Méridien's focus on creativity, culture and enjoying life's moments, the property will incorporate signature brand concepts, including Le Méridien Hub, a modern social space that transforms the traditional hotel lobby into a vibrant gathering environment. Strengthening Marriott and PASHA Real Estate partnership. The newly announced developments further expand the long-standing partnership between PASHA Real Estate Group and Marriott International. The collaboration currently includes several leading hospitality properties across Azerbaijan, such as The Ritz-Carlton, Baku, The St. Regis Baku, JW Marriott Absheron Baku, Baku Marriott Hotel Boulevard, Sheraton Baku Intourist Hotel, Courtyard by Marriott Baku, Pik Palace, Shahdag, Autograph Collection and Park Chalet, Shahdag, Autograph Collection. The latest projects highlight the continued growth of luxury tourism, branded residences and premium hospitality infrastructure across Azerbaijan and Georgia, supporting the region's ambition to attract more international travellers and investors. Travel photography Advertisement Discover more Geographic Reference Tourists Travel Agencies & Services
PASHA Real Estate Group and Marriott International Sign Multi-Property Agreement across Azerbaijan and Georgia. WEBWIRE - Thursday, September 3, 2026 PASHA Real Estate Group and Marriott International Sign Multi-Property Agreement across Azerbaijan and Georgia PASHA Real Estate Group and Marriott International, Inc., announced today a signed agreement to launch three new hotel and residential properties across Azerbaijan and Georgia. The planned projects include a luxury hotel and branded residences under The Ritz-Carlton along the shores of Zagulba Beach in Baku, along with the extension of The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku within a new residential tower. The agreement also includes the anticipated addition of a Le Méridien hotel in Tbilisi. The signing ceremony for the new projects took place at The Ritz-Carlton, Baku in the presence of Ozgur Geter, Chief Executive Officer of PASHA Real Estate Group and Neal Jones, President, Europe, Middle East & Africa, Marriott International, along with other senior leaders from both organisations. "As a company, we are committed to shaping destinations that contribute to the long-term growth and attractiveness of Azerbaijan and the wider region," said Ozgur Geter, Chief Executive Officer of PASHA Real Estate Group. "These projects reflect our vision to deliver world-class hospitality and luxury living experiences that meet evolving consumer expectations while creating lasting value for our communities and stakeholders. Our relationship with Marriott has been built on a shared commitment to excellence, innovation and exceptional guest experiences, and we are proud to expand that collaboration through the introduction of new landmark developments under some of the world's most renowned brands." "Eastern Europe and the Caucasus remain an important growth area for Marriott, supported by increasing travel demand, evolving hospitality infrastructure and strong consumer and owner appetite for globally recognised brands," said Neal Jones, President, Europe, Middle East & Africa, Marriott International. "These agreements reflect the momentum we are seeing across the region and our strategy to expand a diverse portfolio of brands that resonates with a wide range of travelers and trip purposes, while also catering to the growing demand for premium lifestyle and luxury living experiences. We look forward to expanding our relationship with PASHA Real Estate as we further strengthen our presence in these dynamic markets." The Ritz-Carlton Baku, Zagulba and The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku, Zagulba The company is anticipated to bring The Ritz-Carlton's legendary service and elegant design to the shores of Zagulba Beach, a sought-after seaside retreat north of Baku on the Caspian Sea. The Ritz-Carlton Baku, Zagulba is expected to feature 80 elegantly appointed guestrooms and suites in a beach resort location. Plans for the property include distinct dining venues and a range of facilities such as an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, spa, a beach club and The Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge. The project is also anticipated to include The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku, Zagulba which will feature 282 luxury apartments and villas that aim to elevate daily life with sophisticated style and legendary service. Plans for the residences include dedicated facilities such as a clubhouse, fitness centre, swimming pool, kids club, cinema and private beach access. Extension of The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku Following the successful launch of The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Baku in 2023, PASHA Real Estate Group plan to develop a new tower within the existing site which is anticipated to feature 238 additional luxury residences along with dedicated amenities such as a lounge, fitness center and swimming pool. Le Méridien Tbilisi Le Méridien plans to expand its portfolio in Georgia with the addition of a hotel within the Chugureti district of central Tbilisi, one of the city's most vibrant and emerging neighborhoods. Le Méridien Tbilisi is anticipated to feature 152 contemporary guestrooms along with multiple dining outlets, meeting and events space and a fitness centre. The property will reflect Le Méridien's spirit of savoring the good life and feature signature brand programs and spaces, such as Le Méridien Hub - a modern reinterpretation of the traditional hotel lobby. The newly signed projects further strengthen the collaboration between PASHA Real Estate Group and Marriott International which currently comprises The Ritz-Carlton, Baku; The St. Regis Baku, JW Marriott Absheron Baku, Baku Marriott Hotel Boulevard, Sheraton Baku Intourist Hotel, Courtyard by Marriott Baku, Pik Palace, Shahdag, Autograph Collection and Park Chalet, Shahdag, Autograph Collection. ABOUT PASHA REAL ESTATE GROUP Part of PASHA Holding, PASHA Real Estate Group specializes in real estate investment, development, sales, leasing, strategic management and operations. The Group's geographical footprint spans Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Montenegro and the United States. The Group's portfolio includes luxury hotels, world-class resorts, shopping centers, premium residential properties and mixed-use developments. Guided by its commitment to quality, reliability and customer-centricity, PASHA Real Estate Group strives to set new industry standards globally and enhance the value of its assets. www.pasharealestate.az ABOUT MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL Marriott International, Inc. (Nasdaq: MAR) is based in Bethesda, Maryland, USA, and encompasses a portfolio of compelling brands across luxury, premium, select, midscale, extended stay, and all-inclusive, with over 10,000 properties in 148 countries and territories, as of June 30, 2026. Marriott franchises, operates, and licenses hotel, residential, timeshare, yacht, outdoor, and other lodging products all around the world. The company offers Marriott Bonvoy(R), its highly awarded travel platform. 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