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Fri, 27 July 2018

Harry Thaliwal Joins BHMA as EVP Operations

BHMA, Flight Centre Travel Group’s Thailand-based hotel management business, has appointed Harry Thaliwal as Executive Vice President of Operations.

Harry Thaliwal. Click to enlarge.

After graduating in Switzerland, Harry (pictured) started his career in operations with the Singapore-based Pan Pacific Group. He subsequently moved to IHG and stayed for more than 23 years before joining Centara Hotels and Resorts in Thailand as Corporate Director of Operations.

Kent Davidson, the head of FLT’s Global Hotel Network, said, “This is a critical role and it requires someone with both hotel level and head office level experience. A strong and passionate team is in place, so the role is about mentoring them and building that team and platform to a global scale. It is a unique role that requires both methodical planning and execution, along with a strong spirit of entrepreneurship to deal with the dynamic, fast growing and challenging path that we are on. We are very fortunate to have Harry joining us.”

Mr. Thaliwal will oversee all operational aspects including strategy, growth and pre-opening projects.

“I am very excited to be working with BHMA to support the company’s vision so we can deliver on our ambition and growth aspirations,” he said. “My responsibilities include profitable growth, clear brand offering and operational excellence in delivering an amazing travel experience to our guests.”

Harry will work alongside recently appointed BBHMA CEO, Peter Lucas

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