Four Seasons Hotel Amman has named Carlo Stragiotto as the new general manager of the luxurious 192-room hotel in Jordan.  

Stragiotto's interest in hospitality began with food and cooking back in the 1980s when he enrolled in culinary school. After he graduated, he took positions in London to sharpen his English. Stragiotto has three languages under his belt - English, Italian and French.

Stragiotto's career in hospitality began with the major Italian hotel group Ciga Hotels and his journey with Four Seasons began in 1993 at Four Seasons Hotel Milano as a restaurant manager. He then transferred to Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet in 1997, before moving on to open Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris in the year 2000. He also opened Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt in 2001.

Stragiotto, a veteran hotelier, has garnered more than 25 years of experience with Four Seasons across different cultures, including stops in Bali, Kuala Lumpur and Las Vegas, before returning to Four Seasons Hotel Milano as hotel manager in 2007. He then took on the position to open Four Seasons Hotel Dubai International Financial Centre as general manager, before arriving in Amman for his newest assignment.

Now as general manager of the Amman property, Stragiotto is putting his experience to work on a top-to-bottom renovation of Four Seasons Hotel Amman.

"I’m thrilled to begin this new chapter of my Four Seasons career and be a part of the amazing team here in Amman,” said Stragiotto. “Together, we will continue to offer personalised service and recognition to every guests while committing to the culture and values that define Four Seasons." - TradeArabia News Service