ludwig farrugia

Ludwig Farrugia has been appointed Area Director of Sales and Marketing with the Malta Cluster of Corinthia Hotels.

“Starting 2025 with a bang!” he shared on LinkedIn.

As the Area Director, Mr Farrugia will oversee the commercial strategy for five properties: Corinthia St George’s Bay, Radisson Blu St Julian’s, Verdi Marina, Verdi Gzira Promenade, and Vivaldi Malti.

His role will focus on driving revenue performance, enhance brand impact, and lead sales and marketing efforts across the three brands.

Mr Farrugia joined Corinthia St George’s Bay in October 2024 as Hotel Operations Manager.

Prior to that, he was a Franchise Owner at Ben Estates Exceed – St Julians, Swieqi and Gozo, Director and Franchise owner at Re/MAX Lettings, Affiliates and Commercial among other experiences in the real estate business. He was also the CEO and Founder of Inside Homes Malta, a condominium and property management company.

In addition to his experience in the property market, he served as a manager at the Grand Hotel Excelsior, Le Meridien as well as Corinthia Hotels International.

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