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Luxury hotel management with branded residences
$90k - $105k/yr
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Santa Clara, CA, USA
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Four Seasons manages a global network of luxury hotels, resorts, and branded residences under its name, typically without owning the real estate, and it maintains brand standards and guest service across locations. It earns mainly management fees tied to hotel revenue and gross operating profit, plus licensing fees for branded residences and fees from fractional ownership programs. The company distinguishes itself with a consistent global luxury experience, a property-management model, and offerings that combine hotel services with branded residences and ownership options. Its goal is to maintain leadership in luxury hospitality by delivering exceptional guest experiences, upholding strict brand standards, and expanding premium accommodations and ownership options worldwide.
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WTTC Malta 2026: the dream list of global tourism leaders heading to Valletta. September 3, 2026 Malta is about to become the center of world tourism. More than 200 CEOs and tourism leaders - including top executives from Hilton, IHG, Four Seasons, AirAsia, Trip.com and MSC - are confirmed for the WTTC Global Summit 2026. eTurboNews will be there as the industry's power players converge on Valletta. Press play. It may take a few minutes to download the audio. More than 200 CEOs, tourism chiefs and global decision-makers are confirmed for the WTTC Global Summit in Valletta - from Hilton, IHG and Four Seasons to Trip.com, AirAsia, MSC, Expedia, Marriott and some of the world's most influential tourism boards. VALLETTA, Malta - If there were ever a dream guest list for the global travel and tourism industry, this may be it. From October 7-9, 2026, Malta will become one of the most important meeting places in world tourism when more than 200 of the industry's leading CEOs, senior executives, tourism board chiefs and decision-makers descend on Valletta for the 26th World Travel & Tourism Council Global Summit. And judging by the confirmed names, this won't be just another tourism conference. It is shaping up to be a remarkable concentration of the people who actually run, invest in, sell, promote and influence global travel. For three days, one of Europe's smallest countries will host some of tourism's biggest names. Hilton, IHG, Four Seasons, AirAsia, Trip.com and MSC. At the top of the confirmed list are executives who control some of the world's most recognizable travel brands. Christopher J. Nassetta, President & CEO of Hilton, is coming. So is Elie Maalouf, Global CEO of IHG Hotels & Resorts. Alejandro Reynal, President and CEO of Four Seasons, is confirmed. Tony Fernandes, the outspoken aviation entrepreneur and CEO of Capital A, the company behind AirAsia, will be there. Jane Sun, CEO of Trip.com Group, will join them. And the cruise industry will have serious weight in the room with Pierfrancesco Vago, Executive Chairman of the Cruise Division of MSC Group. These are only the beginning. World Travel & Tourism Council The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) represents the Travel & Tourism sector globally. A tourism power list. The confirmed attendee list reads almost like a directory of global tourism influence. Among those registered are Gilda Perez-Alvarado of Accor and Orient Express; Audrey Hendley of American Express Travel; Greg O'Hara of Certares; Paul Griffiths of Dubai Airports; Alfonso Paredes of Expedia Group B2B; Gloria Fluxà of Iberostar; James Thornton of Intrepid Travel; Jason Wynn of JPMorganChase/Chase Travel; Eijiro Yamakita of JTB Corp; Neal Jones of Marriott International; William E. Heinecke of Minor Hotel Group; Gaurav Bhatnagar of TBO.COM; Zubin Karkaria of VFS Global; Matthew Upchurch of Virtuoso; and Muzzammil Ahussain of Almosafer. The hotel sector alone is formidable. Gabriel Escarrer Jaume, Chairman and CEO of Meliá Hotels International, is confirmed, along with Puneet Chhatwal, CEO of Indian Hotels Company; Simón Pedro Barceló, Executive Chairman of Barceló Hotel Group; Laurent Gardinier, President of Relais & Châteaux; Shannon Knapp, President & CEO of The Leading Hotels of the World; and Elisabetta Fabri, President & CEO of Starhotels. Add aviation, airports, cruise, rail, tour operators, investment, technology, payments and travel distribution, and Malta begins to look less like the host of a conference and more like the temporary headquarters of the global tourism economy. And then come the tourism boards. Perhaps even more significant is the collection of destination leaders expected in Malta. Tourism board CEOs and national destination chiefs from Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas are confirmed. Among them: Adam Oubuih, CEO of Atout France; Florian Sengstschmid, CEO of Azerbaijan Tourism Board; Ahmed Youssef, CEO of the Egyptian Tourism Authority; Phillipa Harrison, CEO of Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority; Martin Nydegger, CEO of Switzerland Tourism; Latia Duncombe, Director General of The Islands of the Bahamas; Miguel Sanz, Director General of Turespaña; Carlos Abade, President of Turismo de Portugal; Juliana Kagwa, CEO of Uganda Tourism Board; Jean-Guy Afrika, CEO of Visit Rwanda; Martina Bienenfeld, CEO of Zagreb Tourist Board; and Harris Whitbeck, Guatemala's Minister of Tourism. Caroline Beteta, President & CEO of Visit California, is also among the confirmed participants. That combination matters. Put hotel CEOs, airline and airport executives, cruise leaders, investors, technology companies, tour operators and destination chiefs into the same rooms, and conversations can move very quickly from speeches to deals, partnerships and investment. Malta gets its moment. For Malta, this could be much bigger than hosting a prestigious international event. WTTC says never before has the island welcomed such a concentration of global Travel & Tourism leadership. Many delegates will also be experiencing Malta for the first time, giving the country an unusually powerful opportunity to put its tourism product, connectivity, investment environment and hospitality directly in front of people capable of making major commercial decisions. Malta Tourism Authority CEO Carlo Micallef sees precisely that opportunity. He said the arrival of more than 200 influential tourism leaders represents not only an international endorsement of Malta but an opportunity to put the country's people, tourism vision and investment potential directly in front of those shaping the industry's future. The relationships created during the three-day gathering, Micallef said, could generate opportunities for Malta "for years to come." FUTU[RE]SET: more than a catchphrase? The official theme is "FUTU[RE]SET: Shaping the Future of Travel & Tourism." It comes at an unusually complicated moment for tourism. Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how travel is searched, booked and serviced. Consumer expectations continue to shift. Geopolitical uncertainty can alter travel flows almost overnight. Destinations are wrestling with sustainability, capacity and community concerns while simultaneously competing for investment and higher-value visitors. WTTC says the Malta discussions will examine disruption, investment, resilience and the need for stronger public-private cooperation. But perhaps the bigger story is simply who will be in the room. Gloria Guevara brings the industry together. For Gloria Guevara, President & CEO of WTTC, bringing more than 200 top executives to Malta demonstrates the global strength of Travel & Tourism. "Travel & Tourism is entering a new era," Guevara said, pointing to the Summit as an opportunity for leaders to address the forces reshaping the sector, exchange ideas and strengthen collaboration. That may be exactly what makes Malta particularly interesting. Tourism conferences happen every week somewhere in the world. It is far less common to get the CEOs and senior leaders of Hilton, IHG, Four Seasons, Trip.com, AirAsia/Capital A, MSC, Expedia, Marriott, American Express Travel, JTB, VFS Global, Virtuoso, Iberostar and dozens of other major organizations together - while simultaneously bringing national tourism leaders into the conversation. That is a different level of gathering. eTurboNews will be in Malta. eTurboNews is confirmed to be at the WTTC Global Summit in Malta. For eTN, the story will not simply be what happens on the official stage. The real story may be what happens when this extraordinary collection of tourism leaders meets face-to-face in Valletta. * What are CEOs really worried about? * Where is tourism investment heading? * How quickly will AI change the travel business? * Which destinations are winning the competition for visitors and investment - and which are falling behind? * Can public and private sector leaders genuinely cooperate on sustainability, resilience and tourism growth? * And perhaps most importantly: Who will talk to whom in Malta, and what could come out of those conversations? With more than 200 global tourism leaders expected, there will be plenty to talk about. For three days in October, the center of the global Travel & Tourism conversation will be a Mediterranean island with a population of barely more than half a million. Malta is getting ready. So is eTurboNews. And judging from this guest list, the global tourism industry should be watching.
These are the most beautiful hotels in Europe, according to a new ranking. Want to sleep in a Moorish dream palace or a Northern Lights bunker? Start packing Contributor Thursday 3 September 2026 An 800-year-old Irish castle, a brutalist Icelandic bunker created to worship the Northern Lights, a Moorish fantasy in Tenerife. Europe's most beautiful hotels have officially been named, and they couldn't be more different from each other. They all have one thing in common, though: they've just made the cut for Time Out's ranking of the world's 33 most beautiful hotels. Topping the whole list is Ashford Castle in Ireland, crowned Best Heritage Hotel. Guarded by Irish wolfhound statues, the 800-year-old estate has passed through aristocrats, the Guinness family and Oscar Wilde's guest list, and today comes with Donegal crystal chandeliers and a spa pool ringed with seashells. Third on the global list and second in Europe is a regal beauty in Florence. The Four Seasons Hotel Firenze took the prize for most beautiful gardens and grounds, housed inside a fifteenth-century Renaissance palazzo surrounded by 11 acres of manicured, secluded gardens. Over in Malta, The Phoenicia scooped the most beautiful pool, its Bastion infinity pool looking out over Manoel Island from behind sixteenth-century limestone fortifications. Iceland's ION Adventure Hotel takes a different approach to beauty, with harsh, brutalist angles protruding from a moss-laden hillside, deliberately designed to emit minimal light so it doesn't compete with the Northern Lights overhead. Tenerife's Ritz-Carlton Abama goes the opposite direction entirely, all salmon-coloured buildings, Moorish architecture and koi-filled lakes, accessed via a zig-zag drive through banana trees. The rest of Europe's contingent spans London's eco-conscious 1 Hotel Mayfair; Le Pavillon de la Reine in Paris; Scotland's grand 1924 chateau Gleneagles; Sicily's art nouveau stunner Villa Igiea in Palermo; Amsterdam's glass-and-steel Conservatorium; and Porto's maximalist Hospes Infante Sagres, the city's first five-star hotel. Europe's 11 most beautiful hotels. * Ashford Castle, Ireland * Four Seasons Hotel Firenze, Italy * Ritz-Carlton Abama, Tenerife * ION Adventure Hotel, Iceland * The Phoenicia, Malta * 1 Hotel Mayfair, London * Le Pavillon de la Reine, Paris * Gleneagles, Scotland * Villa Igiea, Palermo * Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam * Hospes Infante Sagres, Porto See the full list of the world's 33 most beautiful hotels to find out which properties beat Europe to the very top spots.
Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita appoints Macall Newman as Resort Manager. Seasoned Four Seasons leader brings global experience across luxury resorts, private jet journeys, and yacht operations to Mexico's Pacific coast September 1, 2026, Punta Mita, México Download this image Download all images Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita, the Forbes Five-Star resort set across 52 beachfront acres along Mexico's Riviera Nayarit coast, announces the appointment of Macall Newman as Resort Manager. A 15-year Four Seasons veteran whose career has spanned luxury city hotels, remote destination resorts, and the brand's acclaimed Private Jet and Yacht experiences, Newman brings a uniquely global perspective and passion for people to her new role on Mexico's Pacific coast. As Resort Manager, Newman will oversee the day to day operations of the oceanfront resort, working closely with teams across the property to continue delivering the exceptional service, authentic hospitality, and memorable experiences for which Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita is known worldwide. Newman's Four Seasons journey began at Four Seasons Hotel Boston, where she held Front Desk and Housekeeping positions before relocating to Los Angeles as Front Office Manager and later Assistant Director of Rooms. Drawn to destination-driven hospitality and immersive guest experiences, she moved to Thailand, serving as Director of Rooms at Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui before taking on the role of Camp Manager at Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle, one of the brand's most distinctive luxury experiences. Most recently, Newman served as Senior Director of Hospitality Operations, Private Jet and Yacht, where she spent more than two years helping to shape and oversee some of the company's most exclusive travel experiences. In the role, she supported journeys spanning continents and oceans, collaborating with teams around the world to deliver highly personalized service at every touchpoint. "Macall's career is a remarkable example of curiosity, adaptability and a commitment to excellence," says John O'Sullivan, Regional Vice President and General Manager, Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita. "Few leaders have experienced the breadth of our brand the way she has, from urban hotels and remote luxury camps to our Private Jet and Yacht operations. Her passion for people, operational expertise, and deep understanding of luxury hospitality make her an outstanding addition to our leadership team, and we are delighted to welcome her to Punta Mita." An avid traveler and adventurer, Newman has hiked both Mount Kilimanjaro and the Himalayas and is continually seeking destinations off the beaten path. Having studied Spanish Literature in college, she looks forward to further immersing herself in the local culture and language while calling Punta Mita home. Passionate about food and bringing people together, she is known among friends and family for hosting memorable dinner parties, a natural fit for life in one of Mexico's most celebrated culinary destinations. When not traveling, Newman enjoys spending time with family in her hometown of Boston and cheering on her beloved New England Patriots. PRESS CONTACTS Leily Cantone Senior Director of Public Relations and Marketing Punta Mita Bahía de Banderas, Nayarit 63734 The Point PR 9800 Wilshire Boulevard Beverly Hills, California 90212
Four Seasons Hotel Toronto announces two new leadership appointments. Saba Azim5 hours Ago1 Mins read Four Seasons Hotel Toronto appoints Bob Wong as Commercial Director and Ashley Hardes as Director of Rooms. Four Seasons Hotel Toronto has appointed Bob Wong as Commercial Director and Ashley Hardes as Director of Rooms, strengthening its executive leadership team. Bob Wong- Commercial Director. Bob brings more than 16 years of hospitality experience across eight urban and resort properties in Canada. He joins from Four Seasons Resort and Residences Whistler, where he served since April 2025. His experience spans sales, marketing and business development within the luxury hospitality sector. Ashley Hardes- Director of Rooms. Ashley Hardes joins as Director of Rooms with more than 20 years of international hospitality experience. Originally from Sydney, Australia, he has held senior roles across Jasper, Vancouver and Whistler, with his most recent position based in Banff. His experience includes rooms operations and guest service leadership. In their new roles, Bob Wong will oversee the hotel's commercial strategy, while Ashley Hardes will lead rooms operations and guest experience initiatives. "We are delighted to welcome Bob and Ashley to Four Seasons Hotel Toronto," says Chelan Goonetilleke, General Manager of Four Seasons Hotel Toronto. "Bob's commercial expertise and strategic mindset, combined with Ashley's operational leadership and passion for guest service, will be invaluable as we continue elevating the experience for our guests, residents, and teams." For more travel, tourism, and leadership updates, follow Safari India.
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea introduces new cafe experience, Pantry Maui by Madhappy. The Resort's new all-day café marks Pantry's first stand-alone concept and Hawai[[ʻ]]i outpost, featuring exclusive menu items alongside specialty beverages and fresh all-day fare August 27, 2026, Hawaii, Maui, U.S.A. Download this image Download all images Hawai[[ʻ]]i's five-star, five-diamond Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea is pleased to announce the opening of Pantry Maui, the newest addition to the Resort's collection of elevated dining experiences and guest amenities. Crafted in tandem with Four Seasons Resort Maui's culinary team, the café concept by Madhappy brings a thoughtfully curated menu of premium coffee and matcha specialty beverages, all-day fare, island-inspired creations available exclusively at the Resort, and a collection of specialty retail offerings unique to the Maui location. Marking Pantry's debut in Hawai[[ʻ]]i and its first standalone destination, the concept introduces a distinctive culinary destination that adds a new dimension to the Resort's lifestyle offerings. Executive Chef Ryan Schelling and Executive Sous Chef AJ Thalakkat worked closely with the Pantry team to develop a collection of curated offerings specifically for Maui, reflecting the flavors, ingredients, and rhythm of the island and further enriching the breadth of culinary experiences available to guests throughout the Resort. Maui-exclusive beverage highlights include the Mango Sticky Rice Matcha Latte and Banana Coconut Latte, alongside Pantry's signature sweet-cloud matcha and latte drinks. Guests will enjoy curated culinary offerings created specifically for Four Seasons Resort Maui, drawing inspiration from the island's flavors. Highlights include the Poi Coconut Crown, a flaky pastry layered with poi and coconut, The South Side Acai Bowl with li-hing mui, pineapple, lychee, strawberry, haupia, toasted coconut, mac nut crumble, lilikoi sauce, and honey. Thoughtfully designed to elevate the ease and flow of a day at the Resort, Pantry Maui offers a refined selection of grab-and-go fare. Guests can enjoy house-made pastries, sandwiches, salads, wraps, smoothies, açaí bowls, gelato, and sundaes, made with island ingredients such as lilikoi, coconut, and mango. The menu is complemented by cold-pressed juices and tonics from Maui Juice Co., as well as chocolate crafted with Hawai[[ʻ]]i-grown cacao from Lonohana Estate Chocolate. Coffee is sourced from Los Angeles roastery Loquat with a signature blend created exclusively for Pantry, while ceremonial-grade matcha comes from Nekohama, a Japanese-founded brand rooted in traditional craftsmanship. "Exceptional culinary offerings have always been central to the Four Seasons Resort Maui experience, and Pantry represents our continued commitment to creating thoughtful, high-quality offerings for our guests," says Konrad Gstrein, Regional Vice President and General Manager of Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea. "Pantry enhances our existing collection of dining experiences with distinctive beverages, exclusive menu offerings, and an elevated all-day grab-and-go concept that seamlessly fits into a guest's stay." Born from Los Angeles-based Madhappy, Pantry is a food and beverage concept designed as a gathering place for the community, bringing together custom menus, specialty drinks with local and global partners. Marking the brand's first stand-alone café and hospitality destination, Pantry Maui bridges fashion, culinary, and luxury hospitality through a distinctive experience inspired by the island's lifestyle and sense of place. The curated Maui-exclusive menu offerings are complemented by a thoughtfully selected collection of Pantry Maui apparel, accessories, drinkware, specialty packaged goods, and products created exclusively for the Resort. Designed to extend the Pantry experience beyond the café, the collection offers guests a distinctive way to take home a lasting connection to their time on Maui. "Pantry has always been intentional about the experiences we create and the communities we become part of. We're proud to bring Pantry to Four Seasons Resort Maui, where a shared commitment to quality, thoughtful hospitality, and exceptional guest experiences has shaped every aspect of the concept," says Peiman Raf, Co-Founder and CEO at Madhappy. The opening of Pantry Maui marks the latest chapter of Four Seasons Resort Maui's comprehensive property-wide transformation. The broader evolution includes refreshed guest rooms and suites (debuting Q4 2026), a reimagined Club Floor (opened May 2026), the opening of Kai Holo Spa (July 2026), new pool cabanas, immersive cultural spaces and expanded wellness offerings, all inspired by Maui's landscapes, culture, and spirit. Pantry Maui is open daily from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm to resort guests and local visitors. For more information, visit the website or call (808) 874-8000. About Madhappy Madhappy is a clothing brand for a community of optimists. Born in Los Angeles in 2017, the brand has built itself around an optimistic ideology, expressed through apparel, events, and experimental retail spaces around the world. Madhappy publishes Local Optimist magazine and supports research and awareness in mental health through The Madhappy Foundation. PRESS CONTACTS Crissa Hiranaga Senior Director of Public Relations and Communications 3900 Wailea Alanui Drive Wailea, Maui, Hawaii 96753