InterContinental Malta

Michael Grima has been appointed Cluster Director of Conference and Events at InterContinental Malta and Holiday Inn Express Malta, he announced on Monday.

Michael Grima / LinkedIn
New Cluster Director of Conference and Events Michael Grima / LinkedIn

This comes after he bid farewell to the Westin Dragonara Resort last month after more than 12 years working at the hotel. There, he most recently served as Account Director for the group, having first joined as Sales Manager in 2011. He had initially refrained from sharing his new role in order to take a “short break”, but has now decided to make the announcement.

Mr Grima also worked in sales management roles at Preferred Hotels and Le Meridien.

He is an experienced Sales Manager with a history of working in the hospitality industry, and specialises in meetings and incentives travel.

InterContinental Malta and Holiday Inn Express Malta are two St Julian’s hotels that form part of InterContinental Hotels Group plc (IHG). IHG is a UK-based multinational hospitality company that operates more than 6,000 hotels under a number of brands in over 100 countries.

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