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Hyatt's hotels in Germany seek ME travelers
- Middle East: Tuesday, July 14 - 2009 at 13:34
In a bid to attract more visitors from the Middle East, Hyatt has issued a statement saying its four properties in Germany offer special services including Arabic-speaking staff, authentic culinary specialties and prayer carpets to provide a more comfortable stay for guests traveling from the region. 'As part of Hyatt's authentic hospitality, we seek to provide our guests with the comfort of being in a home away from home. Because the Middle East is an important market for us, we have tailored a wide range of services to attract business and leisure travelers visiting Germany from the region,' said Thierry Bertin, Vice President Sales and Marketing for South West Asia. Hyatt's Germany properties include Grand Hyatt Berlin, Park Hyatt Hamburg, Hyatt Regency Mainz, and Hyatt Regency Cologne.
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