United Hospitality Management (UHM), a global leader in luxury hospitality management, has appointed a new Vice President of Operations, who will enable the seamless transition of new acquisitions, and ensure the profitable operations of UHM hotels and holiday homes in the Middle East.

Anthony E Wright joins UHM with an extensive background in the hospitality industry, bringing over 20 years of experience in hotel management and operations.

In his new role, Wright will report to CEO Greg O’Stean, focusing on the seamless transition of new acquisitions and ensuring the profitable operations of all UHM hotels and holiday homes in the Middle East.

“Joining United Hospitality Management is a tremendous opportunity to contribute to a company with a strong legacy in the hospitality industry,” Wright.

"My vision is to drive operational excellence and innovation, ensuring our properties deliver unparalleled guest experiences while achieving sustainable growth."

Wright’s career includes leadership roles with prestigious hospitality brands such as Intercontinental Hotel Group, Hilton, Millennium Hotels and Centara Hotels. His track record of opening and managing successful hotels, coupled with his strategic vision and people management skills, positions him as a key asset to UHM.

Greg O’Stean, Chief Executive Officer of United Hospitality Management said, "Anthony's extensive experience and proven leadership in the hospitality industry will be invaluable to our team," "His ability to drive guest satisfaction, revenues, and operational efficiency will undoubtedly enhance our service offerings and contribute to our continued success."

UHM boasts over 30 years of luxury hospitality expertise, managing assets exceeding $1 billion. The company has partnered with world-class brands such as IHG, Marriott, Accor, Hyatt, Wyndham, Yotel and Bespoke Residences and Holiday Homes. UHM is renowned for its innovative services and concepts, dedicated to amplifying value and success in the hospitality industry. – TradeArabia News Service