Bob Cotton

Article Abstract:

Bob Cotton, Chief Executive of the British Hospitality Industry, hasn't lost any of his passion for the industry despite having spent his life in the same field of work. He is justifiably proud of his achievements in selling Britain to the British, the Americans and the Europeans but feels there is a lot more left to be done even as he laments that in the tourism industry one has to interact with numerous agencies at the same time.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Eating and Drinking Places, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Company business management, Cotton, Bob

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Ken McCulloch

Article Abstract:

The management career and business plans of hotel owner Ken McCulloch are discussed. His aims to offer an excellent but distinctive service and his aspirations to expand his hotel brands into Europe and the USA are explored.

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Hotseat: James Dawson

Article Abstract:

Improving the image of Barratt International Resorts and Heritage Hotels both in the UK and overseas is the aim of its sales and marketing director, James Dawson.

Dawson, James, Barrett International Resorts and Heritage Hotels

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