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Michael Stott joins Kew Green Hotels as head of commercial

Michael Stott has joined Kew Green Hotels as head of commercial, centralising revenue, sales and distribution leadership at the UK hotel management group.

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    Michael Stott has joined Kew Green Hotels as head of commercial.

  2. Second course

    The appointment was reported by Boutique Hotelier.

  3. Third course

    The role centralises revenue, sales and distribution leadership at the UK management group.

Michael Stott has joined Kew Green Hotels as head of commercial, Boutique Hotelier reports, adding a senior revenue and sales leader to the UK hotel management company's executive team.

The appointment puts one commercial function — spanning revenue management, sales and distribution leadership — under a single accountable executive at Kew Green. For a management group operating hotels on behalf of owners, that structure matters: owners judge operators on RevPAR delivery and channel cost, and a head of commercial carries direct responsibility for both.

Who is Michael Stott?

Stott takes the head of commercial role at a group that manages full-service and limited-service hotels across the UK for institutional and private owners. The title places him over the commercial disciplines — revenue, sales, distribution and pricing strategy — that determine like-for-like RevPAR performance across a managed portfolio.

What does the move signal?

Management companies across the European sector have spent the past two years consolidating commercial functions under single leaders rather than splitting revenue management and sales into separate silos. Hiring a dedicated head of commercial signals Kew Green is centralising that decision-making at portfolio level, a move that typically precedes tighter pricing discipline and more aggressive direct-channel strategies across managed estates.

For investors and owner-partners, the practical questions are straightforward: whether the new structure lifts RevPAR and reduces dependence on high-commission third-party channels. Those are the metrics against which Stott's tenure will be measured.

What happens next?

Expect Kew Green to set out Stott's commercial priorities — pricing strategy, distribution mix and portfolio-wide revenue standards — as he settles into the role. Boutique Hotelier carries the full announcement, including Stott's previous roles and his stated remit.

Watch for Kew Green's next portfolio performance disclosure as the first test of the new commercial leadership.

via Google News: hotel group results Europe (Source)

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