Bongkot Chanthasaen’s Post

Recent collaboration with the Erasmus+ program has been an enriching experience at Jadran hoteli Rijeka. We were delighted to welcome students who eagerly engaged in various aspects of hotel operations. Their fresh perspectives and enthusiasm have greatly enhanced our environment. Reflecting on his journey with us at Hotel Neboder, Jakub shared his thoughts: How would you describe the working culture at our hotel to future interns or employees? "I’d describe it as laid-back, but in the best way. Everyone does what they need to without anyone shouting orders. In fact, everyone was consistently friendly and supportive of one another." If you could highlight one thing you will take away from this experience, what would it be? "Definitely the memories - especially the basics I learned about reception operations and communicating with guests." If you had to sum up your entire internship experience at our hotels in one sentence, how would you describe it? "It was a valuable experience, one I’d recommend to others who might be unsure about it—it was truly worth it." We’re thrilled to witness the potential of these young talents and look forward to their contributions to the hospitality field. #JadranHoteliRijeka #hospitality #Easmus+ #InternshipProgram

The Power of Connection in Hospitality A year ago, during my internship at the Kasara Executive Lounge at Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel, I met this beautiful lady, Janet, who left a lasting impression on me. At first, it was just a casual interaction—I served her food and drinks, and we chatted. But as we talked, I realized how passionate she was about traveling and life. She’s a yoga instructor who has explored most of Southeast Asia and nearly half of the Western world. Her solo travels fascinated me. We’ve kept in touch since then, and her travel experiences have been a real eye-opener for me. She sees hotels and guest services through a traveler’s lens, pointing out things that work and areas that could be improved. As a hospitality student, learning directly from someone like her has been invaluable. Recently, I had the chance to catch up with her again, this time at Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort. We spent the evening sharing experiences, and it reminded me of why I love this industry. Hospitality is about so much more than providing a service—it’s about connecting with people. Every guest has a story, and if you listen, you can learn something new every time. These interactions with each and every individual, inspire me to contribute more to this industry—to create meaningful experiences for others and, hopefully, have a positive impact on their journeys. Moments like these remind me why I chose hospitality in the first place: it’s not just a career; it’s a chance to connect, grow, and learn. ✨ #AIHM #AIHMHigher #Hospitality #Internship #GuestServiceExperience #Connection

Hind Management the company behind Sudima Hotels, is bolstering its support of rangatahi entering the hotel industry as a career by launching a brand-new Hotel Internship Program. See more: https://hubs.li/Q02_yJ0t0 #internship #hotel #nzhotel #sudimahotels #hospo #hospbiznz

Study in Mauritius ▪Placement assistance in Cruise Ships & Star Hotels after course completion ▪ 12 month paid internship COURSES • Diploma in Hospitality & Tourism Management • Diploma in Professional Culinary arts • Diploma in Cruise Ship Management

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Its been a month since I started my internship at JW Marriott Venice Resort & Spa and I thought it would be good to do a short reflection on what has been going on. The first couple of weeks are always a bit challenging, especially if you're new to the job but I found that three things increase your chances of learning and get acquainted faster: being proactive, learning from those who have some experience on the job and the old but very valuable, humility. This first month also reminded me of a quote from one of our leadership talks at the beginning of the year “undoing routines is hard but we need to put in the work to break the routines that stop us from achieving our full potential,” and although being challenging, this is key to growth. I've had to drastically change my routine which has made me embrace the simple things in life such as naps, walks around the neighborhood, sunrises and sunsets, quiet time at the park, etc. When it comes to the job, the interactions we have with guests are different everyday but for the most part, enjoyable. It's interesting how an exchange of smiles and greetings on the first day turns into an "I hope to see you on my next stay", "it was a please to meet you" or "I wish you the best in your endeavors" - this for me is the joy of hospitality, providing an instance for people to make a positive contribution in each others lives. The last month was a good start and I'm excited for what this month will bring. I hope to share more as I advance in this journey. PS: a quick video of the morning view on my way to work. #learning #growing #living

During my internship at CodeAlpha I have successfully completed my third task of Hotel Reservation System. In this, I'm Build a hotel reservation system where users can search for available rooms, make reservations, and view booking details. Include features like room categorization and payment processing. #CodeAlpha #CodeAlphaInternship #HotelReservationSystem

Internship in Iceland Meet Teun He is following the International Hotel Management course at the Zadkine Hospitality College.In this video he explains why he has chosen Iceland and specific the Reykjavik Edition Hotel. He tells something about the hotel. He also talks about the work he carries out during his internship. He explains what he takes with back him to the Netherlands from this experience and especially the tips that he has for future students who also want such an experience. #zadkine #zadkine_ihm #zadkine_international_office #nuffic #EfVET #internationalisering

Have you ever walked through a place so rich in history that it sends chills down your spine? For me, that place was the The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel during my internship—a space that embodies resilience, courage, and grace. I vividly remember standing in the very spots where the 26/11 attacks unfolded. It wasn’t just a building; it was a living testament to the bravery of the staff, guests, and everyone who stood tall during those harrowing days. Those three months weren’t just about learning hospitality; they were about learning humanity. One of the greatest lessons I took away from my seniors at Taj was the power of connection. Networking wasn’t about exchanging pleasantries—it was about building trust, understanding people, and showing up for each other, even in the toughest times. As we remember the lives lost and honor the courage displayed 16 years ago, I ask: What does resilience mean to you? How do you turn challenges into opportunities to grow? For me, resilience is about showing up with grace, even when it’s hard. It’s about standing strong in adversity and finding lessons that propel us forward. Today, I carry these lessons with me in every interaction—listening, empathizing, and striving to make a difference, no matter how small. Let’s take a moment to honor those who inspire us to be better, braver, and kinder. ❤️ #Resilience #Learning #TajHotels #26November #LessonsForLife #Attackontajhotels #Taj