InterGlobe appoints Cycas to manage its European hotels
IndiGo owner InterGlobe Enterprises has tapped Cycas Hospitality to manage its portfolio of European hotels.
India-based InterGlobe has ten properties in the K+K Hotel portfolio across eight cities – London, Paris, Barcelona,, Vienna, Prague, Munich, Budapest and Bucharest.
The partnership also includes management of the 278-room Art Deco style Hotel Reichshof in Hamburg.
Cycas is expanding its team to support the InterGlobe portfolio, with new leaders in operations, people & culture, finance, commercial and property management.
InterGlobe’s portfolio of hotel assets is spread across India, Europe and Australia.
Neena Gupta, Executive Director Group Strategy for InterGlobe, said: “Cycas has exceptional leadership, and a highly professional, multinational and diverse team, with deep market knowledge.”
Cycas now expands its operations to 12 countries with over 40 branded and independent hotels.
As well as India’s largest airline IndiGo, InterGlobe Enterprises has interests in travel commerce, pilot training and aircraft maintenance.
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