The secrets of a hotel that’s locally oriented and makes guests feel right at home
Monday 11 September —
16:00
- 16:30
Workshop Hospitality — Hall 6
Description
Inhaling the scent of woodsmoke, and chicken right out of the oven. Going to the Made in France boot bar, which will help you explore the nearby woods to collect some mushrooms or just disconnect for a while. Les Maisons de Campagne fulfill this desire to take a break from urban life and reconnect with a kind of carefree attitude. Time slows down to the point that you forget about it in these peaceful settings, where you feel free to make yourself right at home. How can you develop a bespoke, all-inclusive offer that creates an exclusive experience? Les Maisons de Campagne share their secrets through their concept of nearby getaways.
Participants
Mathieu EvrardCEO - Les Hôtels (très) Particuliers
Mathieu Evrard
CEO - Les Hôtels (très) Particuliers
Matthieu has headed up the Les Hôtels (très) Particuliers hotel group since June 2019, which seeks to define and provide a new French touristic experience by celebrating places and transforming them into memorable moments. For this, the group has developed a highly specific and notable collection of brands, such as Folie Douce Hotels or Les Maisons de Campagne, which he is developing throughout France. Previously, Matthieu was General Manager of real-estate investment company coté Affine, defining and implementing a refocusing and divestment program on their behalf. And before this, he was a member of the Executive Board for Louvre Hotels Group, as Executive Vice President for Development & Acquisitions. As part of this position, Matthieu was in charge of acquisitions, the overall business growth of the firm, and the management of property assets and international operations. His accomplishments included playing a key role in the internationalization of the group, the strategic acquisition and restructuring of the Golden Tulip Hotel group, and the definition and execution of the “Asset Bright” real-estate transformation strategy. Matthieu is a graduate of the Ecole Centrale de Paris in their Strategy, Marketing & Finance section, and possesses a post-graduate diploma in Tourism and Hotel Strategy from the Sorbonne. Before working for the Louvre Hotels Group, Matthieu was Director of Business Development for the B&B Hotels group, the third-largest French hotel operator, and before this, he was a Corporate Finance Analyst at PWC.