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Hotels4u.com takes on more senior staff
Hotels4u.com has made key appointments in the UK and abroad in the sectors of operations, purchasing and customer relations.
The company has invested £200,000 over the last three months in expanding its Surrey offices by 50% and employing additional personnel, taking the total workforce to almost 100.
Mark Nisbet, formerly of Thomas Cook, has been appointed head of product and planning.
Nicola Revell becomes head of purchasing for the Canary Islands based in Lanzarote and reporting directly to managing director Haim Perry.
Two new appointments are made in the UK customer services team with Liz Miller joining from lastminute.com as customer services executive and Danniell Aves as a customer services administrator.
Sales and marketing director John Harding said: “Our recent large investment in personnel and increased office space is a clear indication that the scope for our business – and for the dynamic packaging market in general – continues to go from strength to strength.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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