The German group announced a large-scale recruitment campaign for the year 2025, during which it will hire about 10,000 new employees in various fields, including flight attendants, ground crews, and pilots
Lior Raviv, CEO of Isrotel, in an interview with PassportNews: "Anyone can invest in hotels if they have the money. The difference is the team, employees, managers, and organizational culture that has existed with us for 40 years." On expansion abroad: "By the end of 2025, I hope we can reach 10 additional hotels abroad." And what did Raviv say about the secret of Isrotel's success?
Due to international expansion, the company has decided to define Israel as a separate profit center and manage it separately from overseas operations. Aya Magen: "Etgar Elbaz will manage the operations, which will include agents, sales, and Israeli customer retention."
