Former Corinthia Hotels chief development officer Guido Fredrich has returned to Hyatt as vice president of development, luxury and lifestyle for Europe, Africa and the Middle East
Fredrich will be responsible for expanding Hyatt’s luxury and lifestyle portfolio across the EAME region, focusing on deal sourcing, market entry strategies and management agreements.
His remit includes brands such as Park Hyatt, Alila Hotels, Andaz, Thompson Hotels and The Standard, alongside Hyatt’s broader luxury, wellness and lifestyle portfolio. He joins from Corinthia Hotels, where he led the group’s global development strategy and expansion.
During his two years at Corinthia, Fredrich was responsible for scaling the company’s ultra-luxury pipeline and personally originated and signed six major projects across high-value international markets. His portfolio included developments in New York, Rome, Brussels, Bucharest, Riyadh, Doha and the Maldives.
He previously spent almost five years with Hyatt as regional vice president of acquisitions and development, helping to expand the company’s Western European portfolio from 19 operating hotels across six brands in 2015 to 40 hotels and 29 pipeline projects across 10 brands by 2020. During that period, he helped deliver 15 new city entries and multiple brand launches, while also developing Hyatt’s regional franchise platform through partnerships with third-party operators.
Before rejoining Hyatt, Fredrich held senior hospitality and real estate roles at SIGNA Group, Aareal Bank and Cedar Capital Partners. His earlier career also includes four years with CBRE in hotel consultancy, where he worked across hotel valuation, investment advisory and operator selection.
Fredrich said: “Thrilled to share that I have rejoined Hyatt as vice president, Development, Luxury and Lifestyle for EAME.
“Coming back to Hyatt feels like a true homecoming. I’m looking forward to working alongside our”team owners, and partnerss to expand our luxury and lifestyle portfolio, shaping meaningful destinations across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
Former Corinthia Hotels chief development officer Guido Fredrich has returned to Hyatt as vice president of development, luxury and lifestyle for Europe, Africa and the Middle East
Fredrich will be responsible for expanding Hyatt’s luxury and lifestyle portfolio across the EAME region, focusing on deal sourcing, market entry strategies and management agreements.
His remit includes brands such as Park Hyatt, Alila Hotels, Andaz, Thompson Hotels and The Standard, alongside Hyatt’s broader luxury, wellness and lifestyle portfolio. He joins from Corinthia Hotels, where he led the group’s global development strategy and expansion.
During his two years at Corinthia, Fredrich was responsible for scaling the company’s ultra-luxury pipeline and personally originated and signed six major projects across high-value international markets. His portfolio included developments in New York, Rome, Brussels, Bucharest, Riyadh, Doha and the Maldives.
He previously spent almost five years with Hyatt as regional vice president of acquisitions and development, helping to expand the company’s Western European portfolio from 19 operating hotels across six brands in 2015 to 40 hotels and 29 pipeline projects across 10 brands by 2020. During that period, he helped deliver 15 new city entries and multiple brand launches, while also developing Hyatt’s regional franchise platform through partnerships with third-party operators.
Before rejoining Hyatt, Fredrich held senior hospitality and real estate roles at SIGNA Group, Aareal Bank and Cedar Capital Partners. His earlier career also includes four years with CBRE in hotel consultancy, where he worked across hotel valuation, investment advisory and operator selection.
Fredrich said: “Thrilled to share that I have rejoined Hyatt as vice president, Development, Luxury and Lifestyle for EAME.
“Coming back to Hyatt feels like a true homecoming. I’m looking forward to working alongside our”team owners, and partnerss to expand our luxury and lifestyle portfolio, shaping meaningful destinations across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
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