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Owned by Jinsan H&M L.L.C., a joint venture with the U.S.-based investm ent bank Goldman Sachs, the Pusan Marriott Hotel is located on a prime b eachfront site at Haeundae Beach, about 30 minutes from downtown Pusan a nd about an hour's drive from Kimhae International Airport. Marriott International already operates two five-star hotels in Seoul i ncluding the Ritz-Carlton and Renaissance. In order to ensure that the h otel brand gains the publicity it deserves as one of the world's largest hotel management companies, the new management of the five-star luxury hotel is to place the utmost priority on raising the awareness of the Ma rriott name. "We will build on our brand awareness in both the local community here in Pusan as well as the rest of South Korea given that it is such a key source of business for us here," said Dietmar Salat, general manager of the Pusan Marriott Hotel. "With the Pusan Marriott located alongside the best side of the most beautiful beach in Korea, it is truly a paradise - not only for business people, but also for tourists and local guests a like. "With the J.W. Marriott Hotel Seoul opening early 2nd quarter this year , it will definitely go a long way in strengthening our brand position i n the Korean market and hence improve business opportunities," he said. The Pusan Marriott Hotel is the first in Korea being operated under the Mariott name. The specialized hotel management group has been aggressiv ely expanding its business operations around the world, and now operates hotels in 57 countries and territories as well as in the United States. Marriott Lodging group operates or franchises over 1,810 hotels and res orts totaling approximately 345,000 rooms and 4,400 timeshare villas wor ldwide. It retains 140,000 associates for a combined annual sales of ove r $8 billion recorded as of 1998. Its portfolio of lodging brands includes 362 Marriott Hotels, 35 Ritz-C arlton Hotels, 90 Renaissance Hotels and Resorts and 453 Courtyard hotel s. Dating back to 1957, Marriott Hotels, Resorts and Suites has been the o riginal and parent brand of all of Marriott's hotels, whereas the Ritz-C arlton Hotel boasts the finest in facilities, dining and service. Renais sance Hotels and Resorts, which are mostly located in busy commercial an d airport districts of major cities, are designed for business travelers , group meetings and resort travelers. Also, it has 319 Residence Inns, 404 Fairfield Inns, 30 SpringHill Suit es hotels, 48 TownePlace Suites hotels and Marriott Executive Residences . ExecuStay of Marriott manages over 6,000 furnished apartment unites fo r the corporate housing markets, and Marriott Golf operates 25 golf cour se facilities. Other Marriott affiliates include the Marketplace, which provide procurement and other business services for hospitality industry , and Marriott Senior Living Service with such brands as Brighton Garden s, Village Oaks and Marriott MapleRidge. According to the Marriott lodging group, the key to its success is Marr iott Rewards, or the winning frequent guest program. The program is desi gned to recognize the loyal guests of its nine participating hotel brand s with free travel, lodging and special services such as free car rental s at Hertz rental service. "We were amongst the first to introduce hotel guest loyalty programs an d we have made this program the best guest loyalty program in the United States," the general manager said. "Building and retaining customer pre ferences for all Marriott International lodging brands remains our prima ry focus. And the goal is supported by the Marriott Rewards." Currently, the Marriott Rewards encompasses more than 1,500 hotels in 4 5 countries worldwide. The members of the program now number over 12 mil lion. "As Marriott International grows its worldwide distributions of propert ies, this program will be able to provide members with an even greater p ortfolio of earning and redemption options," Salat said. He has been thr ough various senior management positions at food and beverage division w ith the Marriott International Hotels in the U.S. Austria, Hong Kong and England and Singapore before joining the Pusan Marriott last December. The Marriott lodging group was founded by J. Willard Marriott, an entre preneur from Utah, in 1927. At the age of 27, Marriott started with the franchise rights for A&W root beer, then a new drink, in the eastern U.S . His business soon took off, and by 1932 the Marriott had seven Hot Sho ppes in Washington D.C. Over the next several years, he added in-flight catering and food service management to the company's operations. In 1993, Marriott was divided into two separate companies including Mar riott International and Host Marriott Corp. Today, led by Chairman and C EO J.W. Marriott Jr. who succeeded his late father in 1972, the group is focused on extending its global leadership in the hospitality industry. Yet, hurdles exist for the Marriott Hotel to prosper in Pusan. Although the nation's economy saw a dramatic turnaround last year, the Pusan eco nomy, with no particular competitive industries with the downfall of its shoe-making industry and Samsung Motor under court receivership, has ye t to recover. The occupancy rate of luxury hotels in Pusan stood at some 60 percent o n average, far below 80 or 90 percent of those in the Seoul area, last y ear. But Salat is quite optimistic in his prospective on the business perfor mance of the hotel. "I would exercise cautious optimism in my anticipation of growth opport unities for the economy and hence business into Pusan. I remain confiden t however that economic recovery will continue to take place," he noted. Such optimism is likely to pay off. For one, to elbow out the sluggish economy, the Pusan Metropolitan City is reportedly planning to grow 10 s trategic industries including, among others, tourism, shoe-making and hi gh-tech sectors. "Pusan definitely needs to develop such events as the Pusan Internation al Film Festival (PIFF) to attract not only foreign travelers but also l ocal guests," said Jennifer Lee, director of marketing at the Pusan Marr iott. "Sure they help the city grow its tourism industry." Heralding a n ew momentum to the growth of the tourism industry in the nation's second largest city, Hyundai Business Group announced that it will launch crui se-line connecting the city and Mt. Kumkang in North Korea starting next month. It is expected that the new service will prompt more Japanese to urists to come to the area, now counting some 600,000 a year. Marketing director Lee said, although many of world renowned sports gea r makers turned their production base to China and Southeast Asian count ries, foreign firms are coming to the city to open liaison or branch off ices. In addition, the city will host the 2002 Asian Games and soccer games f or the Korea-Japan World Cup 2002. The Pusan Marriott expect such intern ational events will help boost the tourism industry of the city. The Pusan Marriott Hotel, on its part, is planning to strengthen its in ternational marketing while expanding cooperation with travel agencies i n the city. Currently, the mix-up of its guests is 60 percent of Koreans , 20 percent from Japan, 10 percent from America and 10 percent from oth er countries on average. The hotel hopes to raise the portion of foreign guests, in particular from Japan, China and other Asian countries. Salat pointed out poor transport infrastructure of the city and inabili ty of the Pusan people, particularly those working in tourism sector, to communicate in foreign languages as two of the biggest obstacle to the growth of tourism industry of the city. Guinebert Claude, a French engineer from ABB Alstom Power Combustion, a grees. "I think that traffic congestion is the most serious problem in P usan," he said. "Although it takes long time to commute back and forth, still I stay at the Pusan Marriott because I want to relax after my work at the beautiful beach site." He has been staying at the hotel for two months while working at the Korea Heavy Industries and Construction (HAN JUNG) in Changwon City, capital of South Kyongsang Province, some 60 km away from the hotel via Pusan's heavy downtown traffic. Facilities to be upgradedOpened in 1988, the Pusan Marriott Hotel has t hree restaurants featuring casual, international and Japanese cuisine. L ounges include a lobby lounge and Murphy's, an entertainment center. It also has various recreational amenities such as an indoor swimming pool and fitness center, a beachfront jogging course and easy access to water -sports. Three golf courses are located within an hour's drive from the hotel, a nd tennis courts and a yachting marine are within walking distance. Also , Kyongju, the capital of Silla during the Three Kingdoms period, is loc ated within an hour's drive. For social events and conferences the Pusan Marriott Hotel has 677 sq. meters of function space, including a 489 sq. meter ballroom as well as a 188 sq. meter meeting room. The hotel is fully equipped with smoke det ectors, in-room sprinklers and other state-of-the-art safety systems. To further upgrade the facilities of the hotel, the Marriott Internatio nal is planning to allocate some 10 billion won for a renovation after t he summer peak time. "The work, which will be carried out while operatin g, will be more like refurbishment rather than renovation which connotes larger scale construction work. Some of the rooms will be enlarged and kitchen and restaurant will be remodeled," said Clement Koh, director of marketing at the Singapore Marriott Hotel, who is staying at the hotel to help the new management set up its operation. At the same time, the hotel is to forge tie-ups with businesses in othe r industries. "Strategic tie-ups are a vital and integral part of sales and marketing. We are trying to identify as many key partners as possibl e from various field such as telecommunication, finance, credit card com panies and airlines to work on initiatives such as mileage services," Ge neral Manager Salat said. Updated: 01/13/2000 byByun Tae-kyung Staff reporter
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