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Valor Hospitality Europe Employee


engagement is the lifeblood of Valor Hospitality Europe. This young, dynamic management company works with leading brands and manages 19 hotels across the UK


The Valor family Valor Hospitality Europe was formed just 18 months ago and it is already leading the way as a hospitality management company working with high-profile brands, including Hilton, IHG and Marriott. It has also opened the first two AC hotels by Marriott in the UK. Valor Hospitality Europe is an


extension of US-based Valor Hospitality Partners, which operates properties on the east coast of the US, along with Valor’s sister company, PMR Hospitality Partners, based in Cape Town, which manages a portfolio of properties in South Africa.


People first The success of Valor Hospitality Europe is down to empowering its hotel teams. Valor cares about the overall wellbeing of all its employees and not just their work performance. Valor knows that providing the best


training and highest levels of employee engagement is the key to running excellent hotels. One way it does this is through a software platform called


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“Valor has its sights firmly set on exciting new ventures and further expansion in the future”


Talent Toolbox. Through the tool, employees are able to access company news and resources, arrange chats over coffee with colleagues and track personal development. Motivated, engaged and happy teams


ultimately deliver the highest levels of customer service for guests and therefore the best possible hotel experience. With people at the heart of its operation, Valor has its sights firmly set on exciting new ventures and further expansion in the future.


The Pride mantra Valor’s mantra of ‘Pride’ (personable, reliable, inspirational, driven and enthusiastic), defines the company’s culture and its values across all of the brands it works with. The company also runs the Pride


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