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Park Hyatt Siem Reap further solidifies their partnership with EGBOK (Everything’s Gonna Be OK), a Non-Profit Organization in Cambodia by nominating the latter in the worldwide Hyatt Community Grant program. EGBOK was selected among hundreds of applications and the organization received a donation of USD 30,000 from the philanthropic campaign.

“We are very happy that EGBOK was selected for the grant as we have been working with them for years. We know that some of their students come from very difficult backgrounds so we see it as a great achievement that we are able to give them this opportunity”, says Mario Mariapan, Director for Human Resources and RiseHy Champion at Park Hyatt Siem Reap. “We are proud that our sincere gesture to help the organization will change more lives and give hope to underserved youths in Cambodia”.

This luxury hotel in Siem Reap has been supporting EGBOK since its opening in 2013 with the partnership taking several different forms such as providing guest speakers for their events, and hosting training sessions run by the hotel’s managers from culinary to F&B service, sales and marketing, human resources, front office and the luxury spa in siem reap. The hotel engineering team also comes to the school and student housing to offer and provide repairs and maintenance work to ensure the best possible conditions for the students. There has been a total of 46 volunteers with a combined 2,371 hours for this year alone.

Park Hyatt Siem Reap also provides internship opportunities per year and has employed fourteen (14) EGBOK graduates into full-time roles. Furthermore, the resort hosts an annual fundraising event for the organization and they sell merchandise to hotel guests with 100% of the proceeds going towards supporting student program costs. The total donation value for this year is at USD 2,180, which is over and above the grant of USD 30,000.

“It’s truly a wonderful feeling how we are able to support the local community and underprivileged young adults through EGBOK,” says Pravin Kumar, General Manager at Park Hyatt Siem Reap. “Our purpose in Hyatt is to ‘care for people so they can be their best’ and I fully believe that we are doing exactly that here in Siem Reap.”

EGBOK (Everything’s Gonna Be OK) enables underprivileged young adults in Cambodia to be self-supporting by providing education, training, and employment opportunities. EGBOK utilizes the growing hospitality industry and booming tourism sector as a sustainable means for young adults to break the cycle of poverty that exists in Cambodia today.

Their 12-month Training and Internship program provides the skills and training necessary to connect eager students with employers to help them realize their potential as hospitality professionals so that they can live independently.

To learn more about EGBOK, please visit this link: http://egbokmission.org/

Park Hyatt Siem Reap announces the appointment of Mr. Pravin Kumar as its new General Manager. At the helm, he will be responsible for all aspects of operations of the luxury hotel in Siem Reap. Prior to his new post, Mr Kumar served as the General Manager of Park Hyatt Maldives – Hadahaa since 2017.

Mr Kumar launched his Hyatt career in 2004 filling the position of Assistant Manager for Grand Hyatt Mumbai as part of the pre-opening team. He moved on to erstwhile Starwood, another luxury hotel chain, where he had the opportunity to further gain experience while working in places like Dubai, Mauritius and Dushanbe prior to his return to the Hyatt family as the Director of Operations at Park Hyatt Maldives – Hadahaa in 2015. Mr. Kumar holds degree in Hotel Management and Park Hyatt Siem Reap is certain to gain from his knowledge that he acquired over last twenty years.

“I wish to continue the good work of my predecessors at this iconic luxury resort in Siem Reap and deliver a world class experience to the discerning travelers. Cambodia has a very rich heritage and culture and I look forward to working with the team at the resort and continue our CSR activities that we do for the local community in Siem Reap”, says Mr. Kumar.

With his rich experience in luxury hotels, his passion for the hospitality industry and providing care not only for guests but for associates as well, Mr Kumar shares the Hyatt DNA and will continue to live out the company’s purpose: ‘We care for people so they can be their best’.

Park Hyatt Siem Reap releases festive offers at the hotel for coming holiday season.

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SIEM REAP, Cambodia (September 2019)  — Park Hyatt Siem Reap, the leading luxury five-star hotel in Cambodia’s templetown, held a fundraiser for EGBOK (Everything’s Gonna Be Okay) that raised over a thousand dollars for beneficiary.

“The hotel has been in partnership for EGBOK since we opened in 2013,” said Herman Kemp, General Manager at Park Hyatt Siem Reap. “We have had several collaborations with EGBOK by giving teaching classes, holding symposiums in the schools, providing internships, and of course, hosting fundraisers.” Kemp further mentioned that out of about 200 employees in the hotel 25 people used to be interns from EGBOK that have been absorbed by the hotel. He continued, “We passionately involve ourselves in the community and supporting EGBOK is just one of our Hyatt Thrive campaigns”.

Janet David, Marketing Development Manager and Laurie Parris, Managing Director for EGBOK each gave their own speeches and introduced a few EGBOK alumni working in Park Hyatt Siem Reap to share their success stories. The highlight of the evening was the video of Chivorn, an EGBOK alumnus and a Food and Beverage associate at the hotel. The Hyatt RiseHy Program produced the video that showed his struggles from coming from an orphanage, to studying at EGBOK and finally living and enjoying the life he now has working for Park Hyatt Siem Reap.

Over 70 guests who attended the event enjoyed a free-flow of wine, cheese, pass around canapés and gin cocktails from the event’s co-sponsor, Seekers Spirits. At the culmination of the event, the hotel raffled off over 20 gift certificates and prizes from: Seekers Spirits, Hyatt Regency Saipan Hyatt Place Melbourne, Essendon Fields, Hyatt Regency Manila City of Dreams Rambutan Resort in Phnom Penh - Cambodia, Anantara Angkor Resort, Baby Elephant Boutique Hotel, Be Happy by Baby Elephant, Bodia SPA, Sugar Spa Siem Reap Sokkhak River Lounge Sokkhak Spa - River Side Phare, The Cambodian Circus Il Forno Siem Reap, The Little Red Fox Espresso Trunkh. APOPO Visitor Center Rice Thai Spoons Frangipani Spa - Siem Reap, Georges Rhumerie - French Restaurant Siem Reap.

For more information on our HyattThrive partners, please click here.

SIEM REAP, Cambodia (May 2019)  — Park Hyatt Siem Reap and Alila Villas Koh Russey jointly launch Temples and Beyond, a twin destination offer to entice guests to experience the luxury lifestyle at the two properties, expand brand awareness, and to solidify the merger between Hyatt Hotels Corporation and Two Roads Hospitality previously announced in November last year. 

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“We are optimistic that with our joint promotion, Park Hyatt guests traveling to Siem Reap will be interested to try our new sister property in Sihanoukville, Alila Villas Koh Russey, and vice versa,” said Herman Kemp, general manager of Park Hyatt Siem Reap. “With our two luxury hotel in Siem Reap being closest together, yet at the same time offering distinct and interesting experiences, we thought it would be fitting to collaborate on a joint effort that will allow our target market to get acquainted with what our hotels have to offer.”

Known as the gateway for Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Siem Reap is also home to Park Hyatt. A luxury hotel that offers 104 elegant rooms and suites, three exquisite dining options, two swimming pools, a 24-hour gym, an oasis of calm for a spa and world-class personalized service.

Offering an entirely different scenery, Alila Villas Koh Russey is an epitome of a lavish tropical life. Boasting of bespoke pavilions and villas that look out to the sea or nature, delectable cuisines and an array of tropical activities, guests are sure to have a breathtaking experience in this idyllic island getaway.

The Temples and Beyond rate is available for a minimum of two nights stay each property. Interested parties are encouraged to email: reservations.repph@hyatt.com and kohrussey@alilahotels.com for more information or to proceed with a booking.

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With the addition of five established lifestyle brands of Two Roads Hospitality – Alila, Destination, Joie de Vivre, Thompson, and tommie – Hyatt has expanded its brand presence into 23 new markets with management and license agreements for 74 open and operating hotels across North America and Asia, and a robust pipeline of signed management agreements. As part of the acquisition, Hyatt is establishing a new dedicated lifestyle division to combine the operations of Two Roads’ and Hyatt’s lifestyle brands.

“We will leverage the shared expertise of Hyatt and Two Roads across our powerful combined portfolio of 19 brands to bring best-in-class offerings for guests around the globe,” said Mark Hoplamazian, president and CEO, Hyatt Hotels Corporation. “For hotel owners, our platform will deliver opportunities for enhanced operational excellence and financial performance. We are pleased to have completed this exciting transaction, and we welcome Two Roads associates to Hyatt.”

SIEM REAP, Cambodia (January 2019)  — In celebration of the global month of service in April, Park Hyatt Siem Reap elevates the luxury hotel chain’s philanthropy commitment also known as Hyatt Thrive, by holding six charity events for the whole month, excluding the several others lined up for the whole year.

“Hyatt cares for people so they can be their best” – this is the purpose of Hyatt Hotels and Resorts worldwide. Not solely for its guests and associates, this paradigm is also extended to the community by thoughtfully involving associates with corporate social responsibility campaigns.

Park Hyatt Siem Reap is one of the leaders in fulfilling this through Hyatt Thrive. Situated in Cambodia, the second country in the world with the largest number of NGOs, Park Hyatt Siem Reap and its associates are all deeply committed to give back to the community with a large amount of support that they give out to their partners from non-profit organizations.

“This support is not just limited to giving financial assistance, we actually immerse ourselves in the campaigns, whether it be a blood donation, a clean-up drive or training students to be hoteliers inside our very own hotel”, said Herman Kemp, General Manager of Park Hyatt Siem Reap. “It is more than just a responsibility; it is a duty for us to give back, by consciously and thoughtfully making decisions that will make this world a better place for all of us”, he continued.

For the month of April alone, Park Hyatt Siem Reap will actively involve itself with the following campaigns:

·         15 February – 18 April and 24 April --  A Smile of Hope

The hotel aims to be bring smile to the faces of the children and families living in the Slokram commune. A depressed village within Siem Reap, currently under the wing of AIM – Lotus Kids Club. A grassroots project dedicated to supporting street-working children, their families and the community in which they live through education, basic healthcare, and community-building initiatives.

·         4 April – Star Light, Star Bright (month-long)

Together with the festivities of the Khmer New Year, a month-long fundraising event will take place in the hotel’s famous Banyan Tree in The Courtyard. Associates and guests are invited to purchase and hang a star in the tree in the name of their chosen charity, making the load lighter and the road brighter for the causes they support.

·         6 April - Heroes Come In All (Blood) Types And Sizes

A blood drive in partnership with Angkor Hospital for Children involving the hotel’s associates and even guests who are willing to partake in the campaign.

·         19 April – A Clean Start

Following the Khmer New Year, the hotel together with Little Red Fox and other local partners will undergo a clean-up drive in the streets of Kandal Village.

·         26 April – A Stroke of Life – Painting for the Future

British painter, Carne Griffiths in collaboration with Tribe Cambodia and Park Hyatt Siem Reap, will hold a live-painting event and exhibit to raise funds for Angkor Hospital for Children. The wine and cheese fundraiser will include raffle prizes and unlimited wine and cheese for only USD 20 nett (proceeds will go to AHC)

On-going Hyatt Thrive efforts of the hotel include:

·         Outsourcing sustainable resources through careful selection of sustainable ingredients. The hotel’s passion to outsource environmentally sustainable and ethical food options yielded ASC (www.asc-aqua.org) and MSC (www.msc.org) certifications.

·         Parker the Rat – the hotel collaborated with APOPO, a non-profit organization that trains African giant pouched rats to save lives by detecting landmines and tuberculosis, by adopting Parker the Rat to help in the efforts to demine the outskirts of Cambodia.

·         Fundraiser for Women’s Resource Center, a non-profit organization dedicated to promote and uplift women in the community by providing emotional support, guidance, referral services and informal education. To know more, visit http://wrccambodia.org

·         Scholarship grants and student internships with EGBOK (Everything’s Gonna Be Okay), an organization that educates and trains underprivileged children in the field of hospitality.

·         A USD 12,000 grant for Life and Hope Association – a sewing school in Siem Reap providing women basic education in dressmaking. To know more, visit http://www.lifeandhopeangkor.org/

·         80% of the hotel’s Culinary as well as the Food & Beverage team is composed of associates absorbed from the internship programs they support:

o    Paul Dubrule

o    Sala Bai

o    Haven Training Restaurant

o    ACAC Hotel School

o    Life Hope and Association

o    EGBOK

As Hyatt Hotels and Resorts President and CEO Mark Hoplamazian says, “we transform and help communities thrive in the places we call home”, so does Park Hyatt Siem Reap – with much gusto and dedication.

For more information abour our Hyatt Thrive partners, please click here.