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Head Chef - Outlets (The Westin Dragonara Resort)

Malta The Westin Dragonara Resort Malta €3,500–€5,000/month*
Job Description

The Head Chef at The Westin Dragonara Resort is responsible for overseeing the culinary operations of the resort's outlets. Candidates should have extensive experience in a similar role, demonstrating strong leadership skills, creativity in menu development, and a deep understanding of food safety regulations. The role demands excellent organizational abilities, the capacity to manage a diverse team, and the ability to maintain high standards of food quality and presentation. The ideal candidate will have a passion for culinary arts and a commitment to delivering exceptional dining experiences.

Company Info

The Westin Dragonara Resort Malta is a luxurious hotel located in St. Julian's, Malta. Known for its stunning seaside location, the resort offers a range of amenities including fine dining restaurants, a spa, and conference facilities. It is part of the Marriott International family, which is renowned for its commitment to high-quality service and guest satisfaction. The resort is a popular destination for both leisure and business travelers, providing a blend of relaxation and professional services in a picturesque setting.

Destination Guide

Malta, an archipelago in the Mediterranean, offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and modern living. Known for its sunny weather, beautiful beaches, and vibrant nightlife, Malta is an attractive destination for expatriates. The island has a growing job market, particularly in tourism, gaming, and finance sectors. English is widely spoken, making it easier for foreigners to integrate. The cost of living is moderate, with a variety of housing options available. Malta is part of the EU, so EU citizens can live and work without a visa, while others may need a work permit. The island's rich cultural heritage, friendly locals, and relaxed lifestyle make it a desirable place to live and work.

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