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Marriott Sales Revolution Initiative Unveiled
DUBAI - Marriott Global Sales in the Middle East and Africa has recently launched a unique Marriott Sales Revolution Initiative across the region aimed at countering the effects of worldwide economic downturn.
The main objective of the Sales Revolution Initiative, unveiled by Samir Daqqaq, Vice-President, Global Sales, Middle East and Africa at Marriott International, is to drum-up business in the region during these challenging economic times.
The Sales Revolution Initiative involves Marriott International hotels across the Middle East and Africa and the Marriott Global Sales network — including UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Turkey, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, Uganda, Kenya and South Africa.
As part of the initiative, Sales Blitzes are organised every Tuesday to customers in each city. Dressed in special Marriott Sales Revolution outfits, participants highlight the latest promotions and packages across the various markets.
“The Marriott Sales Revolution Initiative is aimed at reinforcing our presence in the region. We wish to strengthen our relationships with our customers and maximise our sales efforts at all Marriott International branded hotels across the globe.”
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