MUMBAI: Dehradun’s getting a new kind of star power this time, in a sharply tailored suit. Hyatt Regency Dehradun Resort and Spa has roped in Rajinikanth Ramadass as its new director of sales & marketing, and he’s bringing nearly 15 years of luxury hospitality muscle to the Himalayan hideaway.
Fresh off stints at Grand Hyatt Goa and Park Hyatt Chennai, Rajinikanth arrives with a game plan that blends five-star finesse with foot-on-the-ground market savvy. His mission? Turn the serene resort into the crown jewel of destination weddings and the go-to for high-flying corporate retreats.
With the line between leisure and business now more blurred than a monsoon view, he’s crafting immersive packages that pair boardrooms with birdcalls and mandaps with mountain air. Think luxury meets logistics, with a generous helping of Dehradun’s postcard-perfect charm.
But this isn’t just about pretty views and Pinterest weddings. Rajinikanth’s strategy hinges on data-led decisions, swish brand collaborations, and digital campaigns designed to lure bookings straight from the source, no middleman, no fuss.
“I am honored to join Hyatt Regency Dehradun Resort and Spa as director of sales & marketing. This exceptional resort stands at the crossroads of luxury and nature, offering unparalleled experiences for leisure travelers, corporate guests, and wedding celebrations. My goal is to build on the resort’s strong foundation and drive strategic growth through innovative sales and marketing initiatives. I look forward to working with a dynamic team and elevating the guest experience to new heights,” mentioned Rajinikanth Ramadass.
As Dehradun climbs the charts of India’s luxury map, Rajinikanth’s appointment signals Hyatt’s intent to not just ride the wave but to script the next chapter in Himalayan hospitality.