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Summary Hotel Introduction THE BARAI HUA HIN is a beachfront luxury resort featuring 98 rooms and suites that is part of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, located along the serene Khao Takiab coastline. Designed as a haven of peace and rejuvenation, the resort combines THE BARAI’s iconic architectural grace with personalized sensory experiences that reflect the essence of Thai hospitality. Description You will be responsible for the efficient running of the department in line with Hyatt International's Corporate Strategies and brand standards, whilst meeting associate, guest and owner expectations. The Marketing Communications Manager is responsible to develop, implement, monitor and evaluate the hotel’s marketing communications strategy, including advertising, promotions, public relations, graphics and collateral, so as to support the marketing objectives for the hotel and maximise the hotel’s positive exposure in local, national and international markets. Qualifications Ideally with a university degree or diploma in Communications or Hospitality/Tourism management. Minimum 2 years work experience as Marketing Communications Manager. Good problem solving, writing, administrative and PR skills are a must. Excellent communication skills in both spoken and written English Proficiency in Microsoft Office and general computer literacy
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