Denihan Hospitality, the family-owned full-service American hotel management company, with head office in New York City, has hired hotel republic to represent the group in the UK MICE and leisure market. hotel republic MD Kai Schomann, said: “New York is one of the key destinations for UK conference and incentive organisers and hotel republic has valuable experience of the US market. We are delighted to be working with Denihan Hospitality Group and to promote their hotels to our UK MICE clients. The hotels are in the best locations in New York City and have great space for meetings, conferences, incentives and teambuilding events.” Denihan owns and/or operates boutique hotels in major urban markets throughout the US. Collectively, the Denihan hotels offer over 15,000 square feet of meeting and event space The SVP, sales and marketing, and revenue management Garine Ferejian-Mayo added: “The UK is a very important market and it is essential for our hotel group to have an experienced sales representation office in the UK. We have several amazing hotels in our portfolio and we are keen to host more UK conferences in our hotels with hotel republic’s help we will also tap into the UK luxury travel market.”
hotel republic adds Denihan Hospitality to UK MICE portfolio
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