Luxury Veteran with 20 Years’ Experience Named One&Only Sales Director

One&Only Le Saint Géran has announced the appointment of Bernard Ramen as its new Director of Sales & Marketing. This significant move sees the veteran of luxury hospitality leadership join the commercial directorate of the renowned international luxury brand, a recognition of his established commitment and career within the Mauritian hotel sector.

Experience and Strategic Vision

Ramen brings over 20 years of experience in the luxury hospitality sector, having previously held management positions within esteemed brands.

His proven expertise spans commercial strategy, marketing innovation, and commercial management, which has been instrumental in positioning Mauritius as a premier destination for discerning travellers.

His leadership is expected to be crucial in driving the continued growth of One&Only Le Saint Géran, strengthening its market presence, and reinforcing its legacy as an Indian Ocean icon.

Official Reaction and Commitments

Commenting on the appointment, Roman Goetsch, General Manager of One&Only Le Saint Géran, stated that the nomination “reflects our continuous commitment to cultivating exceptional Mauritian talent and strengthening our leadership with individuals who understand both the essence of our brand and the local market.”

He added that Ramen’s “rich experience and strategic vision will undoubtedly contribute to the continued success of our establishment.”

For his part, Bernard Ramen expressed his honour at joining the resort, calling it a “true symbol of Mauritian excellence and global luxury.”

He eagerly anticipates contributing to the brand’s heritage and continuing to promote Mauritius on the international stage.

About the Resort

One&Only Le Saint Géran, which remains committed to redefining timeless luxury, is nestled on a private peninsula surrounded by the calm waters of the lagoon.

It offers exceptional culinary journeys, meticulously selected wellness experiences, and strong ties to the island’s natural and cultural heritage.

Source: Le Mauricien