At the five star hotel close to Frankfurt he succeeds Jens Marten Schwass who changed to the Hotel Indonesia Kempinski in Jakarta at the beginning of this year.
Thomas M. Fischer, 39, managed last the Hotel Baltschug Kempinski in Moscow, before he was General Manager of the Kempinski Hotels in Beijing and Halle-Leipzig / Germany. Experiences he also gained at the Le Méridien Parkhotel in Frankfurt, the Hyatt Regency London, the Hilton Luxor and at the Crown Plaza Cologne.
He completed his apprenticeship at the Bavaria Hotel School in Altötting and his MBA at the Business School in Reims.
In the Kempinski Hotel Gravenbruch Frankfurt Thomas M. Fischer particularly likes to boost the meeting business. “After the newly created meeting package -called all round careless package- we now like to tie further attractive offers for our corporate clients”, so Fischer.
Otherwise Fisher is glad to be back in the Rhine-Main-Region. “I am looking forward to intensify earlier contacts in Frankfurt and – of course – to socialize new ones. I like this exciting region a lot.
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