The international journey of Renata: her path to nhow Amsterdam

Renata Komarzinska is general manager of nhow Amsterdam RAI, the largest hotel in Amsterdam. Her impressive career started in Latvia and took her through Poland, Germany, and the United States before finally bringing her to the Netherlands.

Working in hospitality: How does the Netherlands compare?

Are you from Spain, Portugal, or Italy and dreaming of a job in the European hospitality sector? Then it’s definitely worth considering the Netherlands as your next destination. In this article, we compare key aspects, ranging from salary and living costs to climate and career opportunities, between the Netherlands and Southern European countries.

Frequently Asked Questions about applying for hotel jobs

How does the application process work at hotels? Discover answers to frequently asked questions about applying for jobs at hotels: documents, clothing, experience, career opportunities and tips for making a good impression. A good CV and cover letter are almost always required. Make sure your CV is up to date and your letter clearly explains why you are suitable for the position.

Working in Dutch Hotels FAQ's

If you're planning to move to the Netherlands to work in the hospitality industry, there are several things you'll need to arrange, such as obtaining a visa, applying for a BSN number, finding suitable accommodation, and getting health insurance.

Guide to hotel internships (MBO & HBO)

An internship in a hotel means learning by doing. You become part of the team and help out in daily operations. Depending on your level and the type of hotel, you may work in various departments.

People-Centered HR Tech at PPHE: Jorn Heikens on People Technology

Jorn Heikens knows better than anyone how to use technology to support people. As people technology manager at PPHE Hotel Group, the owner and operator of European brands like Park Plaza and art’otel, he is shaping the future of HR within an international hospitality organization.

Ultimate Guide: working in the Dutch hospitality industry

This guide provides everything you need to know about working in a hotel in the Netherlands. You’ll find information about language requirements, work permits, applying for jobs, career growth, and frequently asked questions.

Four decades of hospitality: the career and lessons of Remco Groenhuijzen

With over forty years of experience, Remco Groenhuijzen is a well-known figure in Dutch hospitality. From the kitchen to his role as General Manager of Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre and VP Operations, his career reflects dedication, growth, and people-focused leadership.

Applying for a job in hospitality with the help of ChatGPT

The way we apply for jobs is changing. Whether you’re aiming for a position as a receptionist, a housekeeping staff member, in F&B, or in hotel management – digital tools are playing an increasingly important role. An AI tool like ChatGPT can become your secret weapon during the application process. 

​F&B at the highest level: Jeroen Taillie leads the culinary direction of Hotel Okura Amsterdam

Jeroen Taillie, passionate about gastronomy and hospitality, built a strong reputation in the hotel industry. After launching new F&B concepts at NH Collection Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky, he became Director of F&B at Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel.