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New boss for Inghams
STA Travel UK managing director Litsa Constantinou has been appointed CEO of ski operator Inghams UK.
She takes up the new job on November 1, succeeding Dieter Eberle, who is to retire in October after 20 years with the company.
Constantinou, whose travel experience includes American Express Travel, Avis Europe and Air Miles, will also join the executive committee of Inghams parent Hotelplan in Zurich.
She said: “I am really thrilled to be joining such a successful and well respected company – an institution in the travel business.
“Inghams is a leader in its field, with a strong customer base and renowned for the superb service it provides to its customers.”
Eberle said: “I am certain Litsa will continue the excellent work the team has done over the years and with her huge passion for complete customer engagement at all levels, will move the company further forward.”
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