International Hotel Management The role of the international hotel manager is a dynamic and diverse one. The General Manager is typically responsible for a large staff requiring that he or she be well versed in human resource management policies and be able to motivate, lead and communicate effectively with staff and customers. The hotel manager is a problem-solver, cheerleader, spokesperson, motivator, planner and marketer all rolled into one! Because tourism is the world’s fastest growing industry, qualified managers have the opportunity to work in the hospitality industry in several countries throughout their careers, should they choose to do so. Hotels are typically located in key resorts and tourist destinations, enabling graduates to enjoy living in the world’s top tourist spots, while building their management careers! The organisation chart outlines the management structure of a typical modern hotel. No two days are ever the same in a hotel. Hotels are also a great place to improve foreign language skills, as guests and hotel staff are frequently drawn from all over the world. < Back to Career Options