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Senior appointment at Carlton Hotel, Auckland
Michel Adolphe has been appointed Director of Sales and Marketing for the Carlton Hotel, Auckland. He joins the Carlton Hotel following 7 years as the Director of Sales at the Hyatt Regency, Auckland.
Michel has 18 years international experience within the hotel and tourism industry including positions in Australia and Tahiti. He brings with him the benefit of his 7 years experience in the Auckland market and his extensive knowledge of the New Zealand and Australian corporate, hospitality, MICE and wholesale markets.
Mike Brown, General Manager, comments, “We are delighted to welcome Michel on board. We are sure that he will embrace his new role and the challenges it brings with it.”
Carlton Hotel Auckland was voted ‘Best Business Hotel in New Zealand’ by Business Asia magazine for 2004. The Best Business Hotels in Asia Awards, now in their seventh year, have become one of the most sought after business tourism accolades in the highly competitive Asia Pacific Hotel industry.
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