Novotel Hyderabad Airport announced the appointment of Kartikeyan R. as the Director of Operations. Kartikeyan brings a wealth of experience from both India and international markets.
In his new role, Karthikeyan will oversee the hotel’s day-to-day operations, ensuring seamless coordination across departments to enhance efficiency and service quality.
Karthikeyan, with an MBA in International Business from Singapore, has had an extraordinary journey in the hospitality industry, having worked through key cities such as Chennai, Trivandrum, and Bangalore for the last decade. With a strong background in hospitality management, Karthikeyan has held key leadership positions across major hotel brands, where he has successfully implemented guest-centric strategies, optimized operational workflows, and driven sustainable business growth. His deep understanding of global hospitality trends and commitment to excellence make him a valuable addition to the leadership team at Novotel Hyderabad Airport.
His experience is further complemented by impactful secondment assignments at Hilton properties in Agra, Bangalore, and Jaipur, which give him a well-rounded understanding of diverse hospitality landscapes.
Karthikeyan R, Director of Operations, Novotel Hyderabad Airport said, “I am thrilled to join Novotel Hyderabad Airport, a brand known for its impeccable service and world-class hospitality. My focus will be on enhancing guest experiences, fostering a culture of excellence within the team, and driving innovation in service delivery. I look forward to contributing to the hotel’s continued success and growth in the region.”
Sukhbir Singh, General Manager of Novotel Hyderabad Airport, said, “We are delighted to welcome Karthikeyan to the NHA family at this exciting juncture. His extensive experience and strategic approach to hospitality will be invaluable in driving operational excellence and guest satisfaction at our property. We look forward to his leadership in elevating Novotel Hyderabad Airport’s service standards to new heights.”
