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Global Update: Who's Where and Doing What - July 2011.

Global Update of WHO is moving where and from where - keep track of his former colleagues and friends or find lost ones, presented by the firm of charm.

Featuring: July 2011.

THE AMERICAS

After 35 years with four seasons, Jim FitzGibbon will retire.And it will take two people to take his current position as President, Global Operations Hotel: Chris Hart was promoted to President, Operations Hotel - Asia Pacific and Craig Reid goes to the President Hotel Operations - Americas. Hart was most recently senior vice president, Operations, Asia Pacific and will continue to be based in Singapore. Reid was promoted to Senior Vice President, Operations, Americas in 2007 and will continue to be based in Dallas.

Chris Hunsberger was promoted to the newly created position of executive vice president, products and innovation, at the Four Seasons, based in Washington, DC Since 2008, he served as Senior Vice President, Operations, Americas.

Exclusive Resorts has appointed Philippe Bourguignon CEO. He was most recently general manager for the stations of Miraval, a sister company of exclusive resorts in the Revolution Steven Case 's.Bourguignon took over from Jeff Potter, who will remain on the board. Bourguignon is a former CEO of Euro Disney, Club Med and Accor Asia Pacific.

Interstate Hotels & Resorts has appointed Jim Abrahamson CEO. He was previously President of the Americas for InterContinental Hotels Group.

Cornell graduates, Kirk Kinsell, Abrahamson takes over as president, the Americas, IHG.This is a promotion for Kinsell was most recently the position of the company as President, Europe, Middle East and Africa.

Thomas Becker is now at the Fairmont Acapulco as CEO.

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South Pacific handbook

Surprisingly, non-guests are welcome to indulge in the nightlife at Club Med, just N of Vaitape. Witness the evening dancing at Hotel Bora Bora for free by ...

Tahiti Handbook Including Easter Island and the Cooks

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Frommer's South Pacific

MODERATE Club Med Bora Bora Lush tropical gardens provide the setting ... Considering the prices elsewhere on Bora Bora, this makes Club Med a good value. ...

Frommer's Tahiti & French Polynesia

Three of the island's stalwart resorts—Hotel Bora Bora, Bora Bora Lagoon Resort, and the Club Med—are now closed. Others may follow. ...