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AsstDir-Sales I

Japan JW Marriott Hotel Nara $4,000–$6,000/month*
Job Description

The Assistant Director of Sales I at JW Marriott Hotel Nara is responsible for supporting the Director of Sales in driving sales initiatives and achieving revenue targets. The candidate should have a proven track record in sales, preferably in the hospitality industry, with strong leadership and communication skills. Expectations include developing strategic sales plans, building client relationships, and leading a team to ensure exceptional service delivery. A bachelor's degree in business or a related field is preferred, along with several years of relevant experience.

Company Info

JW Marriott Hotel Nara is part of the prestigious Marriott International chain, known for its luxury accommodations and exceptional service. Located in Nara, Japan, the hotel offers a blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern amenities, providing guests with a unique and memorable experience. The hotel is committed to sustainability and community engagement, offering a range of services including exquisite dining options, wellness facilities, and event spaces. As part of Marriott International, JW Marriott Hotel Nara upholds the brand's values of putting people first, pursuing excellence, and acting with integrity.

Destination Guide

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