Les Clefs d'Or - Award Candidates 2020

Matthew, Australia, Crown Towers Melbourne Mael, France, The Peninsula Paris Cosimo, Germany, Jumeirah Frankfurt Judith, Great Britain, Hotel Rosewood London Fruzsina, Hungary, The Ritz Carlton Budapest Rachita, India, Four Seasons Bangaluru Michael, Italy, San Clemente Place Kempinski Muhendra, Malaysia, The Ritz Carlton Langkawi Rick, New Zealand, Skycity Hotel Xenia, Russia, Rocco Forte Astoria Hotel Saint Petersburg Edurne, Spain, Hotel Maria Cristina Sinjaporn "Mita", Thailand, St Regis Bangkok Sinan, Turkey, Ciragan Palace Hotel Kempinski Angelica, USA, Wynn Las Vegas Les Clefs d’Or ® ,Union Internationale des Concierges d’Hôtels announces candidates and jury for the young concierge of the year award at the 67th UICH Congress held in Delhi, India from 26rd to 31st of March 2020. The Congress will draw over 500 hotel concierge members of Les Clefs d’Or® from around the world to attend meetings, an educational symposium and to network. In addition, this annual meeting is set up to focus on the future of the Concierge profession. Operations and current challenges of the hospitality industry will be discussed and best practices will be exchanged to strengthen the knowledge of professional hotel concierges worldwide. The Les Clefs d’Or Award was first established at the 55th Les Clefs d’Or International Congress in Denmark, 2008, as the “Andy Pongco Award” to honour the memory Andy Pongco. The award aims to recognise and encourage young members to become active participants in the worldwide society. The prize for the recipient of the award is an invitation to the next Les Clefs d’Or International Congress (registration and airfare included). All countries are encouraged to nominate a one of their young members. This years award will be held in recognition of Tony Facciolo. Mr. Facciolo was born in Venice and started his working life as a porter in Gritti Palace when he was 17 years old. His proficiency took him to Lugano and Montreux in Switzerland, followed by Frankfurt, the George V in Paris and the Savoy in London. Mr. Facciolo then moved to Sydney, Australia where he, Alfred Jaskinski and Tony James founded Les Clefs d’Or Australia. The Australian chapter was accepted into the association as a member section in 1981. Mr. Facciolo worked almost 50 years as a concierge. Original of the video -    • Les Clefs d'Or Award 2020 Candidates #Loca...   #lesclefsdor #lesclefsdorrussia #russia #moscow #saintpetersburg #baku #family #yourkeytoeverything #conciergedaybyday #inservicethroughfriendship #hotel #concierge #executivecommittee #excom #domorewithlesclefsdor