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Cayman’s Morritt’s Resort Names New General Manager

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - November 11, 2014

Above: Morritt’s Resort in Grand Cayman

By the Caribbean Journal staff

The 206-suite Morritt’s Resort in Grand Cayman has named industry veteran Willy Giger its new resort general manager.

He had previously served as senior vice president and general manager of Morritt’s Tortuga Club from 1992 to 1999.

“Morritt’s Resort has achieved much success in our 25-year history and with the appointment of Willy Giger as the resort general manager I know we will be able to implement the next chapter of our plans for the property,” said David Morritt. “Willy brings extensive knowledge and understanding of resort operations, particularly in the Cayman Islands, that will enhance our product offering and vacation experience for guests.  I am happy to welcome back Willy to the Morritt’s family.”

Giger had most recently served as a partner with RGB Consulting. He has twice been named Hotelier of the Year by the Cayman Islands Hotel and Condominium Association.

Morritt’s Resort includes four properties: Morritt’s Tortuga Club, Morritt’s Grand Resort, Morritt’s Residences and the recently-opened The Londoner.

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