Corinthia Grand Hotel Astoria Brussels has announced the appointment of Nicolas Kipper as the new Managing Director. He will officially begin his role on 24th March.
With over three decades of experience in the hospitality industry, spanning from the Americas to central and southeastern Europe, he brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to Corinthia Brussels.
“We are delighted to welcome Nicolas Kipper as the new Managing Director of Corinthia Grand Hotel Astoria Brussels. With his leadership, we look forward to further enhancing our reputation as a landmark of Belgian artistry and refined hospitality.” says Roderick Micallef, Chief Operating Officer of Corinthia Hotels.
A French national, Mr Kipper began his career with Hyatt International, where he honed his expertise in luxury hospitality as Director of Food and Beverage. He then joined Marriott International, where he took on key leadership roles, including his position as General Manager of The Ritz-Carlton Budapest, Hungary, and later as General Manager of The Ritz-Carlton Istanbul, Turkey. Most recently, he served as General Manager of Fairmont Quasar Istanbul, Turkey under the Accor Group, further solidifying his reputation for excellence in luxury hospitality management.
Mr Kipper holds a diploma in hotel management and a master’s degree in hotel and catering business from the Hotel School of Strasbourg and University of Strasbourg, France. His professional journey has seen him lead award-winning properties and spearhead hotel and restaurant rebrandings. He will bring his passion for exploring new cultures and culinary experiences to his new adventure in Brussels – “a city he has often visited and loves for the friendliness of its inhabitants, culinary experiences,” read a press release.
“I am thrilled to join Corinthia Grand Hotel Astoria Brussels, a hotel renowned for its timeless elegance and commitment to excellence,” he says.
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