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(INTERVIEW) Who is the woman from Maribor who became the best hotelier in Croatia
Slovenia🏛️ PoliticsCenter2 hr. ago

(INTERVIEW) Who is the woman from Maribor who became the best hotelier in Croatia

The article features an interview with Nuša Korotaj, a manager at Term Sveti Martin in Croatia, who has been recognized as the best hotelier in Croatia. She discusses her career challenges, including overcoming the 'glass ceiling' in the hospitality industry, reducing staff turnover, and the importance of leadership as a human quality before being a director. Korotaj highlights the shift towards local destinations due to geopolitical tensions, the transformation of Term Sveti Martin into a European health and wellness resort, and her education at the prestigious Swiss Hotel School Les Roches. She also reflects on past mistakes, such as the failure of the former Sports Center Pohorje, and emphasizes the value of investing in people and sustainability for business success.

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(INTERVIEW) Who is the woman from Maribor who became the best hotelier in Croatia

The article features an interview with Nuša Korotaj, a manager at Term Sveti Martin in Croatia, who has been recognized as the best hotelier in Croatia. She discusses her career challenges, including overcoming the 'glass ceiling' in the hospitality industry, reducing staff turnover, and the importance of leadership as a human quality before being a director. Korotaj highlights the shift towards local destinations due to geopolitical tensions, the transformation of Term Sveti Martin into a European health and wellness resort, and her education at the prestigious Swiss Hotel School Les Roches. She also reflects on past mistakes, such as the failure of the former Sports Center Pohorje, and emphasizes the value of investing in people and sustainability for business success.

Bias read (Center): While the article focuses on a business and tourism topic, it indirectly touches on geopolitical influences affecting travel choices, which places it within the broader scope of politics. However, the framing remains balanced, presenting Korotaj’s achievements and insights without overt ideological傾

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