Wyndham Hotels & Resorts appoints Ramiro Alem as Development Manager for Chile and Argentina
The company is reinforcing its expansion strategy in the Southern Cone with a profile that has a long track record in tourism, investments and real estate
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts announced the addition of Ramiro Alem as the new Development Manager for Chile and Argentina, in line with its growth strategy in key markets in the Southern Cone.
A graduate in Tourism and with an MBA from Universidad del CEMA, Alem has over 20 years of experience in the tourism, hospitality, and real estate industries in Argentina and Latin America. Throughout his career, he has worked for global companies such as Four Seasons, British Airways, and HVS, in addition to holding positions in the public sector, including Undersecretary of Tourism Investments in Argentina and President of the Buenos Aires City Tourism Board.
He was also co-founder and CEO of Invertur, where he developed expertise in project structuring, market analysis and investor attraction.
In his new role, Alem will be focused on identifying growth opportunities, strengthening relationships with developers and owners, and expanding the company's presence in Chile and Argentina.
“We are very excited about Ramiro joining our team. His deep industry knowledge, his experience in both the public and private sectors, and his ability to generate investment opportunities will be key to continuing to drive our growth in the Southern Cone,” Armando Ramírez emphasized.
With a strong strategic orientation, Alem stands out for its ability to articulate complex projects that link tourism with the world of investments, providing a comprehensive vision to business development.
With this addition, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts reaffirms its commitment to sustained growth in Latin America and the Caribbean, consolidating a team focused on expanding its portfolio in the region.
The company, listed on the NYSE: WH, is the world's largest hotel franchisor by number of properties, with more than 8,300 hotels in approximately 100 countries. Its portfolio includes 25 brands, among them Super 8, Days Inn, Ramada, La Quinta, and Wyndham.
In addition, its Wyndham Rewards loyalty program has more than 122 million members, offering benefits and point redemption at thousands of hotels and resorts globally.