Thomas Agius Ferrante returns to the Xara Collection, this time as its Chief Executive Officer.
“I am delighted to be re-joining the super team at the Xara Collection. I have such fond memories of my time working at the Xara Palace and am very excited to be working alongside such a talented and passionate team,” he said.
The Xara Collection is a hospitality and catering group of companies. It comprises of The Xara Palace Relais & Châteaux,The Xara Lodge, The de Mondion Restaurant, Trattoria AD 1530, Xara Catering, Xara Gardens, OKA’s at the Villa, Rosami at the Villa and Medina.
“Thomas started his career at The Xara Palace and returns with a wealth of experience gained in some truly exceptional hotels, learning from and working alongside some of the best in the industry at The Berkeley in London, The Phoenicia in Malta, the Seren Collection in Wales and the Gilpin Hotel and Lake House in the Lake District,” the Xara Collection said, announcing his appointment.
“Having grown up in Mdina, Thomas returns with his family to fond memories and a deep-rooted sense of belonging to his home city. Welcome home, Thomas.”
Mr Agius Ferrante will focused on strengthening The Xara Collection as one of Malta’s most known hospitality companies.
Justin Zammit Tabona, Managing Director for The Xara Collection added: “Thomas brings knowledge, skill, warmth and a strong sense of direction. His leadership will play an important role in continuing to evolve The Xara Collection with confidence.”
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