The Sales Executive will support the resort’s sales strategy, build relationships with travel agencies, tour operators, corporate clients and international partners, and help increase room, package and ancillary revenue from Russian-speaking markets. Candidates should have hospitality sales experience, strong communication and negotiation skills, and a good understanding of luxury resort or travel business. Fluency in Russian and English is expected; additional languages are advantageous. The role requires confidence in presentations, client visits, sales reporting, market research and maintaining a professional brand image. The successful candidate should be target-oriented, culturally aware, well organised and comfortable working in a remote island environment with guests and partners from different countries.
Kuredhivaru Resort & Spa Maldives is a luxury island resort located in Noonu Atoll, northern Maldives. The property offers an upscale tropical setting with villas, dining venues, wellness facilities, water activities and experiences designed for international leisure travellers. Its remote-island location places strong emphasis on personalised service, guest satisfaction and effective cooperation between commercial, rooms, food and beverage, and recreation teams. The resort is promoted through international hospitality and travel distribution channels and welcomes guests from a wide range of markets, including Russian-speaking countries. Employees typically work in a multicultural resort environment where flexibility, teamwork, presentation standards and attention to detail are important. As an Accor-listed opportunity, the role may also provide exposure to international hospitality procedures, brand standards, learning opportunities and career development within the wider hotel industry.
Maldives offers employment mainly in resorts, hotels, restaurants, diving and watersports, sales, guest services, engineering, housekeeping, wellness and marine conservation. Resort life is multicultural and usually includes staff accommodation, meals, uniforms, transport and access to recreational facilities, although conditions vary by employer. Local culture is strongly influenced by Islam, so modest clothing and respectful behaviour are expected on inhabited islands; resort islands generally have more relaxed guest rules. Life is peaceful but remote, with limited shopping and medical services outside major islands such as Malé. Employers normally arrange a work permit or Employment Approval, and workers must not work on a tourist visa. Before travelling, candidates should confirm contract terms, airfare, probation, service charge, insurance, leave and accommodation arrangements. Malé is the main arrival and administrative hub, while resort transfers commonly require a domestic flight, seaplane or speedboat.
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