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Park Hyatt Bangkok partners with BACC for art education

Park Hyatt Bangkok has announced a new partnership with the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) to promote Thai contemporary art and cultural education. This collaboration, beginning on 20 December 2025, will feature a series of programmes that align with Park Hyatt's core values of Art & Design, Community, and Sustainability. The partnership will showcase the works of renowned Thai artist Chatchai Puipia, whose art is displayed throughout the hotel, including a striking collection in the Bar. In the name of purposeful luxury Mark de Leeuwerk, General Manager of Park Hyatt Bangkok, stated, “This collaboration reflects our belief that luxury should be purposeful—enriching lives through art, education, and community engagement.” Key initiatives fostered through this partnership include private art tours and family art activities. The private art tours, available every Thursday and Saturday until 15 February 2026, will offer guests an immersive experience into Thai contemporary art, guided by BACC experts. Additionally, family workshops will be held on 10 January and 17 January 2026, coinciding with Thai National Children’s Day, to encourage creativity and cultural discovery. This collaboration not only highlights Park Hyatt Bangkok's dedication to responsible luxury but also strengthens Thailand’s cultural ecosystem. The hotel likewise plans to continue offering similar programmes in partnership with BACC, ensuring art and culture remain central to its guest experience. ```

Park Hyatt Bangkok hosts inaugural Christmas tree lighting

Park Hyatt Bangkok recently celebrated its first Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, blending luxury with meaningful values of art, community, and sustainability. The event, held at the hotel, featured a stunning Christmas tree crafted from upcycled metal by Thai artist Saruta Kiatparkpoom, showcasing the transformative power of art. Angelica Aliberti, Executive Assistant Manager – Sales and Marketing, emphasised the significance of the event, stating, “Tonight is not just about lighting a tree. It’s about celebrating values that truly define who we are at Park Hyatt Bangkok, art, community and sustainability.” Extending a helping hand The ceremony also underscored the hotel's commitment to empowering local communities through a partnership with AKHA MA-DE, an artisanal community from Chiang Rai. Guests participated in a macramé workshop led by Nathan Chocard and Nichanan A-Ngi, receiving handcrafted tokens made from recycled cotton, symbolising cultural heritage and sustainable livelihoods. Adding to the festive atmosphere, Alba Santos performed jazz renditions of classic Christmas tunes, whilst attendees enjoyed culinary delights paired with Ruinart Champagne. The evening concluded with a toast of “Merry Christmas” as the tree came alight. This celebration marks a new chapter for Park Hyatt Bangkok, demonstrating that luxury can be both responsible and inspiring. The event set the tone for a festive season rooted in creativity, sustainability, and shared joy, aligning with the hotel’s guiding philosophy of art, community, and care. ```

Park Hyatt Tokyo reopens after extensive renovation

Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced the reopening of Park Hyatt Tokyo following a 19-month renovation, marking the most extensive update in the hotel's 30-year history. The project, led by Paris-based design studio Jouin Manku, aimed to honour the hotel's legacy whilst redefining luxury for modern travellers. The renovation focused on preserving the hotel's iconic features whilst introducing new elements. Patrick Jouin, co-founding principal of Studio Jouin Manku, described the design challenge as "walking a tightrope," balancing respect for the past with a vision for the future. The restoration enhances the hotel's serene atmosphere with softer forms, warmer materials, and expanded sightlines. The redesigned guestrooms and suites feature contemporary Japanese art and custom furnishings. Highlights include the new Park Suite, offering expansive views of Tokyo, and the Presidential Suite, the hotel's most exclusive accommodation, featuring a grand piano and city-facing bathtub. The hotel's dining experience has also been transformed with the introduction of Girandole by Alain Ducasse. This new restaurant blends French culinary tradition with Japanese precision, aiming to create a bridge between cultures. Alain Ducasse stated, "Our ambition? To build bridges. A bridge between yesterday and today, a bridge between France and Japan." Fredrik Harfors, General Manager of Park Hyatt Tokyo, expressed pride in the restoration, noting that it honours the hotel's legacy whilst inviting guests to rediscover its understated luxury. The reopening marks a new chapter for the hotel, which has been a symbol of modern sophistication in Tokyo since its opening in 1994. ```

Hyatt Announces Plans to Triple Number of Hyatt Properties in Portugal by 2027

As Portugal prepares to welcome a record-breaking number of visitors this year, Hyatt Hotels Corporation unveils an ambitious expansion plan with four new hotels set to debut across the country over the next two years. Building on the success of recent Hyatt hotel openings in Lisbon and Madeira, Hyatt will continue to expand its brand footprint in key business hubs, sought-after holiday destinations and emerging cultural hotspots in Portugal. “Portugal continues to be a key focus for Hyatt’s brand growth in Southern Europe. Combining rich cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes and modern infrastructure, the country is increasingly attractive to both leisure and business travelers,” said Helena Burstedt, regional vice president, development, Iberia, Hyatt. “With a growing focus on iconic lifestyle brands in Lisbon like Andaz and The Standard, our Lifestyle Portfolio sets the benchmark for immersive hospitality, delivering bold design, vibrant dining, and unique cultural programming. As Portugal matures as a market in the hospitality and residential investment space, we are excited to expand our portfolio and bring our diverse portfolio of brands to more destinations that matter to our guests, members and owners.” Portugal’s evolving hospitality and residential investment landscape has sparked a surge in foreign investment, making it an ideal location for Hyatt's thoughtful and targeted growth strategy. Hyatt continues to meet the increasing demand for high-quality accommodations and elevated guest experiences, including the upcoming openings of two of its lifestyle brands – Andaz and The Standard – further establishing Hyatt as a lifestyle hospitality leader and key player in the capital’s evolving hotel sector. Andaz Lisbon: Expected to open in Q1 2026 and set to mark the brand’s debut in Portugal, Andaz Lisbon will capture the vibrant rhythm and layered soul of a city where tradition and modernity move in harmony. The hotel’s 170 rooms and suites will reflect Lisbon’s creative spirit, weaving contemporary craft with local artistry into every detail. At Luzzi, the rooftop restaurant and terrace lounge, Lusitanian cuisine will be reimagined through a modern lens, while the Andaz Lounge will invite guests to gather over street-food-inspired dishes, artisan cocktails, and Portuguese craft beers. Wellness will be woven throughout, from a state-of-the-art fitness center to quiet spaces designed for pause and renewal. Each moment will feel cinematic, celebrating both the city’s creative energy and the distinct character of every guest. The Standard, Lisbon: Expected to open in 2026, The Standard, Lisbon will transform the historic Palácio Santa Clara into a stage for culture, connection, and unscripted freedom. Perched above Alfama’s winding streets, this bold addition to The Standard brand’s European collection will merge heritage with a spirit of possibility, intimate yet theatrical, timeless yet alive. Its 197 rooms and suites, rooftop terrace, spa, and gardens are being designed not simply as spaces, but as backdrops for experience—each charged with potential. The vision—brought to life through Verena Haller and Jaime Hayon’s creative partnership—embodies a conversation between art and life: unpredictable, poetic, undeniably human. With sweeping views that frame Lisbon like scenes from a film, The Standard, Lisbon will be both a love letter to Portugal’s cultural heartbeat and a declaration of what hospitality becomes when it dares to imagine more. The Hyatt Regency brand is also set to bolster its footprint in Portugal with the planned opening of Hyatt Regency Vilamoura, while expanding to other Portuguese-speaking regions, including Cape Verde, with Hyatt Regency Cape Verde Sal. Hyatt Regency Vilamoura Algarve: Located near the renowned Vilamoura Marina and championship golf courses, the hotel will offer over 250 rooms and suites, catering to the region’s growing sports tourism appeal. Guests can enjoy refreshing dining venues, a stylish central bar, and expansive outdoor areas designed for relaxation and socializing. Hyatt Regency Cape Verde Sal: Expected to mark the first Hyatt hotel in the Cape Verde archipelago, the hotel will be located on the island of Sal, celebrated for its pristine beaches and vibrant culture. Designed for both leisure and business travelers, the property will offer elevated hospitality and spaces that encourage relaxation and connection to the island’s natural beauty. These planned openings build upon Hyatt’s growing portfolio in the region, following the opening Hyatt Regency Lisbon in 2022. Hyatt Regency Lisbon offers a stylish riverside stay in Belém with spacious rooms, a rooftop bar and easy access to the city’s cultural landmarks.

Park Hyatt Bangkok teams up with PAÑPURI Organic Spa for an exquisite afternoon tea esperience

This month, Park Hyatt Bangkok collaborates with PAÑPURI Organic Spa to elevate one's well-being with an exclusive experience designed to soothe the senses and celebrate the art of self-care. Available until 30th December, the Self-Pampering Day begins at THB 4,500 net and includes a 60-minute Signature Body Massage at PAÑPURI Organic Spa, followed by the refreshing Signature Afternoon Tea at The Living Room. Guests will also receive a specially curated gift from PAÑPURI, a thoughtful token of indulgence to take home. Whether you choose to treat yourself or share the experience with someone special, this offering is a graceful way to unwind before the season draws to a close.

Andaz Hiroshima by Hyatt to open with 235 keys in 2027 in western Japan’s Chūgoku region

Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced that a Hyatt affiliate has entered into a management agreement with an affiliate of Takenaka Corporation for the first Hyatt hotel in western Japan’s Chūgoku region. Andaz Hiroshima will be located in the heart of Hiroshima and is expected to open in 2027. Andaz Hiroshima will occupy the 21st to 31st floors of a new mixed-use high-rise, the centerpiece of a major public-private urban redevelopment project in central Hiroshima. The hotel will offer 235 guest rooms and suites inspired by Hiroshima’s cultural legacy. It will also reflect the story of the site, which once connected Hiroshima Castle with its surrounding town and continues to serve as a vibrant city center. Onsite amenities will include restaurants, a rooftop bar and restaurant with sweeping views, a fitness center with an indoor pool, and versatile banquet and event spaces. Hiroshima, known worldwide as the City of Peace, is home to the Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park, both listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Just offshore lies Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island, another UNESCO site and one of Japan’s scenic treasures, where an iconic vermilion gate appears to float on the sea at high tide. Island hopping is possible via a scenic cycling route from Kure in Hiroshima Prefecture to Okamura Island in Ehime Prefecture, crossing seven islands via seven bridges. With its combination of craft heritage and ultramodern design, Hiroshima has come to the fore as a creative hub in the Chūgoku region. It’s home to a thriving community of designers, artists, chefs, musicians and craftspeople committed to sharing the City of Peace with global audiences. From the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art to galleries and music venues, the city draws creative minds to its singular creative ecosystem—bridging the past and the future. Blending history, culture, cuisine and a modern cityscape, Hiroshima has become an increasingly popular destination for international travelers year-round. Hiroshima is well connected by Japan’s high-speed rail network, with Shinkansen direct service from Osaka in about 90 minutes and from Tokyo in about four hours. The city is also served by Hiroshima Airport, making it easily accessible for international and domestic travelers alike. Andaz, a brand within Hyatt’s newly formed Lifestyle Group, takes its name from the Hindi word for “personal style.” By incorporating local culture and traditions into its design and service, the Andaz brand provides guests with experiences that are drawn from each destination’s unique character. Located within an ultra-modern new building, Andaz Hiroshima will provide highly personalized experiences in a modern, globally connected setting. “Andaz Hiroshima will create a new pathway to explore Hiroshima’s culture,” said Amar Lalvani, President & Creative Director of The Lifestyle Group, Hyatt. “From music to makers, the local creative scene is thriving. Our guests will have an inside view of who and what are shaping this profound city’s future.” “We are delighted to bring the Andaz brand to Hiroshima, one of Japan’s most innovative cities,” said Masato Sasaki, President of Takenaka Corporation. “Hyatt has been an excellent collaborator for us on multiple high-profile projects, including properties in Kyoto and New York, and we are excited to work with them again on this exceptional development. We are confident that Andaz Hiroshima will become a beloved destination that embodies Hiroshima’s vibrant culture and brings together people and ideas from around the world.” “It is an honor to announce plans to introduce the Andaz brand to Hiroshima. It is one of Hyatt’s most celebrated lifestyle brands,” said Sam Sakamura, Representative Director of Japan and Micronesia, Hyatt. “Hiroshima, a globally recognized destination offering a rich combination of culture, tradition and development, is the perfect location for a new Andaz hotel in Japan. We look forward to welcoming global travelers to Hiroshima with unforgettable, personalized experiences that reflect the unique spirit of this remarkable city.” The Andaz brand debuted in Japan with the opening of Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills and will add Andaz Hiroshima as the second property in its Japan portfolio.

Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur opens with 252 keys in Malaysia

Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced the highly anticipated opening of Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, marking the luxury brand’s entry into Malaysia. Located between levels 75 and 114 of the iconic Merdeka 118 – the tallest skyscraper in Asia Pacific, the hotel provides discerning travelers a refined home in the sky with unparalleled views of the Malaysian capital’s skyline. "The Park Hyatt brand hits a milestone at 50 properties globally, adding its first hotel in Malaysia with the debut of Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur – also marking an important breakthrough for the brand within Southeast Asia and worldwide," said David Udell, Group President, Asia Pacific, Hyatt. "This makes for an exciting chapter for Hyatt’s brand growth in the region, with three new properties opening in Kuala Lumpur within a year, an expansion of diverse offerings.” Guestrooms & Suites – Your Home in the Sky Each of the 252 guestrooms and suites is a private sanctuary, where floor-to-ceiling windows reveal sweeping views of the city and shutters allow for an illumination of natural light within the space. Thoughtfully designed for both relaxation and inspiration, the suites feature expansive living areas, a full bath with a separate rain shower and aromatherapy shower steamer, double vanity, a walk-in dressing room, personal study area, and in select rooms, private dining spaces overlooking the cityscape. Cultural Imprints – From Modern Perspectives to Timeless Traditions Interiors by G.A Group are inspired by the vernacular beauty of the traditional Malay Kampung house. Sculptural centrepieces set a striking first impression, while meticulous artisanal detailing throughout creates sophistication above the city. Perforated brass screens, etched with batik canting patterns, balance openness with intimacy. The natural timber accents and woven textures are inspired by traditional basket weaving and Peranakan textures, introducing an organic warmth. The space is complete with a stunning array of artwork by world-renowned artists celebrating the colors and natural forms of Malaysia. Curated by Artlink, it is intended as a private collection of local craft and modern art. A guided experience through Merdeka 118 Precinct is available with exclusive access to the historical landmark Stadium Merdeka where Malaysia’s Independence was declared, Al-Sultan Abdullah Mosque, the Merdeka Textile Museum, and Merdeka 118 building, uncovering the architectural significance and cultural narratives behind Malaysia’s iconic location. “Merdeka 118 will be a catalyst to uplift communities and enhance Kuala Lumpur’s long-term vibrancy as part of Warisan KL, an initiative to celebrate heritage and revitalise the city. It plays an important role in supporting Kuala Lumpur’s cultural regeneration and heritage tourism,” said YM Raja Tan Sri Dato' Seri Arshad Raja Tun Uda, Group Chairman of PNB. “We are excited to welcome the Park Hyatt brand to Malaysia as part of this landmark project which will unlock potential and build pride.” Curated Culinary Experiences – Merdeka Grill, Cacao Mixology & Chocolate and Park Lounge The dining destinations at Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur are a one-of-a-kind exploration of Malaysia’s multicultural cuisine. Merdeka Grill reimagines a modern grill experience. It focuses on premium cuts, sustainable seafood and locally sourced produce, complete with a curated beverage program. With a selection of offerings by Executive Chef, Stig Drageide, guests will experience signature dishes prepared tableside, such as the Cedar-wood roasted salmon, Chateaubriand carved tableside and indulgent vanilla ice cream topped with local T’lur Caviar. Showcasing a revival of Malaysia’s diverse and lost recipes, Park Lounge invites guests to rediscover heritage flavors through all-day dining. Taste traditional Malaysian dishes including Botok Ikan and Gulai Taucu Minang, or signature offerings created from the finest local produce. Savor a rare afternoon tea experience with a curated selection served in courses by Executive Pastry Chef, Holger Deh, with homemade Mille Feuille served tableside and a unique dessert trolley featuring house-made creations, vegan and vegetarian selections. Cacao Mixology & Chocolate — the city's first chocolate-themed bar — celebrates the richness of cacao with chocolate themed cocktails, small batch distilleries spirits and zero proof specialities. These are complemented by a decadent display of handcrafted chocolate treats. Framed by panoramic skyline views of the city and overlooking PETRONAS Twin Towers from high above, guests will enjoy every sip accompanied by live Bossa nova music. For hotel guests who are true chocolate lovers, a unique experience featuring a behind-the-scenes pâtisserie tour with Pastry World Champions from Malaysia and a private chocolate workshop led by Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur’s pastry team. Wellness at New Heights Located on the 99th floor, Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur provides a haven of tranquillity. The sanctuary features a light-filled yoga movement studio, a state-of-the-art fitness center featuring the Integrity+ Series premium cardio equipment from Life Fitness, private treatment suites with ensuite dressing rooms, a serene relaxation lounge with aromatherapy steam bath and Himalayan Salt Alcove, vitality pool, and a 30-meter infinity pool overlooking sweeping skyline views. As one of the only spa in Southeast Asia to offer circadian therapies, the experience is carefully designed to harmonize guests’ energy cycles — from an invigorating start to the day to restorative rituals that ensure a restful night’s sleep. Guests can also make their own blend of bath salts with locally inspired ingredients with calming properties to offer a wind-down experience. Bespoke Meetings & Events For a wide array of gatherings, Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur presents a flexible collection of well-appointed executive salons. Each room is thoughtfully designed with natural light, state-of-the-art technology, and refined interiors reflective of the hotel’s residential sophistication. Whether hosting a private meeting or corporate event, an intimate celebration or wedding, guests can expect seamless service and bespoke experiences tailored to every occasion — all set against the backdrop of Kuala Lumpur’s dynamic cityscape. “We are proud to be part of the new Merdeka 118 precinct, with its rich, historical significance and its proximity to the vibrant Petaling Street Chinatown,” said Herman Kemp, General Manager, Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur. "From locally inspired art and design to purposeful wellness and elevated culinary concepts rooted in Malaysian culture, our guests will discover enriching experiences from this unique vantage point and through the Park Hyatt brand’s distinctive take on understated luxury.”

Hyatt Place Tallinn opens with 169 keys in Estonia

Rendering of Zoom Dining Communal Table Setting Hyatt Hotels Corporation celebrated the opening of Hyatt Place Tallinn, marking its brand debut in Estonia and a significant milestone in the company’s continued strategic expansion across Europe. Located in the heart of Tallinn’s dynamic harbor district, just steps from the city center, Hyatt Place Tallinn is a welcoming place where guests are met with convenient amenities and experiences in a casual atmosphere, helping them balance the demands of work and life while on the road. Remarkably accessible for ferry travelers arriving from Helsinki and Stockholm, guests are a short walk from Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town neighborhood, known for its cobblestone streets, vibrant cafés, and medieval charm. Surrounded by modern business hubs, cultural venues, and seaside promenades, Hyatt Place Tallinn connects guests to both the city’s commercial and historic centers, making it an ideal base for both business and leisure stays. Within walking distance, guests can explore the Rotermanni Quarter, renowned for contemporary dining and boutique shopping, and Telliskivi Creative City, which offers a vibrant blend of art, design, and cultural experiences. Around the corner is Kultuurikatel, a distinctive venue that regularly hosts leading tech conferences and events that celebrate the creative industries. “The opening of Hyatt Place Tallinn marks an exciting milestone as we introduce the Hyatt brand to the Baltic States for the first time,” said Michel Morauw, Managing Director, North, EAME for Hyatt. “As business travelers increasingly seek to immerse themselves in local experiences when traveling for work, we are committed to meeting and exceeding their expectations, and it is openings like this that demonstrate our commitment to growth in this space.” Igor Viskub, Management Board member at Estma HPT, the owning company of the hotel, celebrated the momentous opening of the first Hyatt hotel in Estonia, saying: “We honored the Hyatt Place brand by bringing to life every aspect of its signature comfort and functionality in the Baltics. The ultimate proof of whether we succeeded is really up to our guests, World of Hyatt members and customers, but we feel we have found the right collaborator, the right brand, and the right location for Hyatt’s successful entry into the growing Estonian market.” Rendering of King Bed Guestroom Corner Sofa “As Estonia continues to emerge as a dynamic destination for both business and leisure, we are proud to contribute to its growth by introducing the first Hyatt hotel to the country,” said Kadi Saluoks, general manager of Hyatt Place Tallinn. “This city has a lot to offer, and we have created a space that feels comfortable and easy to be in—whether you are here to work, explore, or just take a break. It has been exciting to see it all come together.” Guestrooms Designed for Comfort and Convenience Hyatt Place Tallinn’s 169 spacious and thoughtfully designed guestrooms blend modern Scandinavian-inspired design with sleek, functional décor, combining clean-lined, modern furnishings to create a warm and stylish retreat for every guest. The hotel’s serene color palette draws from Tallinn’s Nordic light and coastal charm, creating a sense of calm and clarity, ideal for business travelers needing focus or leisure guests winding down after exploring the city. With flexible social spaces and rooms designed to balance work and relaxation, the hotel is perfectly positioned to meet the needs of today’s multifaceted travelers. Guests can enjoy thoughtful in-room amenities such as walk-in showers and a Cozy Corner to relax or work, all while embracing the capital’s rich cultural heritage. Locally Grown, Globally Inspired The hotel’s dining experiences bring the best of local flavor, reimagined with inspiration from around the world. At the heart of this offering is Zoom, a modern and inviting restaurant that blends contemporary design with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. The menu celebrates high-quality, seasonal ingredients, catering to both international tastes and local culinary traditions. With over 25 years of culinary experience across multiple countries, Executive Chef Alexander Kaiser brings a rich tapestry of global expertise and a deep-rooted passion for hospitality to Hyatt Place Tallinn. His menus are modern and thoughtful, offering a fresh take on everyday dining. Amenities Designed for Balance Guests have access to a state-of-the-art 24/7 fitness center equipped with high-performance equipment. The hotel’s prime location also provides direct access to a scenic seaside promenade ideal for running and walking, as well as a nature reserve featuring a picturesque hiking trail, offering guests varied outdoor fitness options. For moments of unwinding and social connection, the hotel’s bar, 6 Cocktails, will open before year-end, offering sweeping views of the city and harbor. Events at Hyatt Place Tallinn can be held in the versatile 890 square foot conference room, which can be divided into two separate spaces and is equipped with modern audiovisual technology, making it ideal for meetings, presentations, training sessions, or informal networking events.

Park Hyatt Bangkok’s mooncakes for 2025 take inspiration from the Year of the Snake

Enticing sweetness and intriguing textures await diners as Park Hyatt Bangkok is set to mark this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival with exceptional mooncakes to tempt even the most capricious palates. Taking inspiration from the Year of the Snake and incorporating distinctive Thai motifs in their design to symbolise the synthesis of cultures at Park Hyatt Bangkok, these mooncakes bear a captivating serpentine image in a whirl, symbolising peace, harmony, and sustainable growth. The design also corporates the chain silhouette along with traditional patterns, the same patterns which appear across the interior of Park Hyatt Bangkok. The beautiful design blends cultural elements and brand identity, while the packaging exudes refined, modern elegance. An exquisite gift A wonderful gift for family, friends and business partners, the mooncake collection adds a thoughtful touch to any Mid-Autumn celebration. The moon cake collection features four individual mooncakes in each vibrant gift box with remarkable flavors including Lotus Seed with Single Egg Yolk, Durian with Single Egg Yolk, Five Whole Grains and Eight Prosperities with Single Egg Yolk. Park Hyatt Bangkok’s Mooncake Collection is available to order now until 15th September at the early bird price of THB 1,270 net per box of four pieces. Pick-up of orders commences on 15th August 2025.

Margoba Abuduaini is new senior sales manager at Hyatt Regency Sydney

Hyatt Regency Sydney announced the appointment of Margoba Abuduaini as their senior sales manager for international markets, and she officially stepped into the post on Monday, 30th June. Abuduaini is a seasoned international sales professional with a strong background in strategic sales, account management, and business development across luxury hospitality. In her new role, she will lead sales efforts across the Asia-Pacific region, including key markets such as India, China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Attuned to local cultures Abuduaini brings a culturally attuned and relationship-driven approach to her work, with fluency in French, English, Mandarin, and Uyghur. Her ability to navigate diverse cultural landscapes and build meaningful client connections will be instrumental in driving revenue growth and expanding Hyatt Regency Sydney's presence in global markets. Prior to joining Hyatt Regency Sydney, Abuduaini held roles at L'Oréal Paris and the Trippas White Group, where she developed expertise in brand strategy, trade relations, and market expansion.

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