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Hospitality HR Award 2022 for Seminaris Hotels in the “HR strategy chains and collaborations” category

November 10, 2022

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The deutsche Hotelakademie presents Seminaris with the Hospitality HR Award 2022 in the category “HR strategy chains and collaborations”.

The Hospitality HR Award 2022 in the category “HR Strategy Chains and Cooperations” goes to Seminaris Hotels. With this 1st place, the deutsche Hotelakademie honors the transformation that the company has been undergoing since 2019. This accolade goes to all Seminaris employees, because they are ultimately making the company’s transformation happen. They continuously and self-determinedly (re)define goals and work together to realize them.

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