The GM of The Peninsula Paris Shares His Story

Nicolas Béliard, GM of The Peninsula Paris, sits down with hosco.tv to talk about what it’s like to manage the opening of a 200-room, ‘exquisitely Parisian’ luxury hotel. From the ‘human adventure’ of hiring and training staff to the official handover of keys from the construction team, Béliard says what he loved most about the project was the pride that both parties felt in watching the hotel come to life in 2014. Having worked at nine different properties over the last 18 years, including four hotel openings, Béliard has climbed the ranks of hospitality patiently and humbly. His advice to young talents? Don’t think about the top, or you will be frustrated. Have pride and passion in your work, and enjoy what you do, and things will happen naturally. To hear him talk about the changes he’s observed in luxury hospitality since the start of his career, including his opinion on what guests want in luxury today, watch the video!.
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[@WiKiDMANE]

He reminds me of Richard Geer's character Edward from "Pretty Woman". It's mainly the way he speaks. That calm, assertive and ever so confident tone.

[@Fullspeed18]

"People now look for emotions. When they are in Paris they wanna feel they are in Paris" I share this view

[@RahulYadav-sz2zt]

In fact a great advice sir i am touched by ur words thank u for ur simple and pleasing message

[@mehtasurya4953]

Awesome 👌👌👌👌

[@kathleendirangga8013]

I hope could find a job by Hoso, My dream is to work in Europe😍

[@emmanuel6162]

Great Story But i don't agree with you on the comment " don't think of the top" As a goal getter, you have to set a plan for yourself and work towards it, that is the motor that drives success, so is very important for everyone that wants to succeed to set a goal and time for it then work towards it!

[@WeenyMighty]

You dont quite understand what he really means with this statement ... at the end it makes sense and tells you to not take yourself more important than others

[@risapakiding5388]

I agree with his thoughts. Thinking of the top is frustrating, it can snatch the present day's adventures and fun. Just enjoy the ride and savor each moment, who knows one day when you wake you're on the top already.