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New division brings regional sales teams together under a single structure to strengthen international client management

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Aimbridge Hospitality has launched a global sales office to unify its regional operations and bolster support for multinational clients.

The new division combines the third-party hotel management company’s sales teams across the US, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and its all-inclusive resort portfolio under a single corporate structure. As part of the initiative, all teams will migrate to a shared Salesforce database, enabling the business to manage global customer relationships and provide hotel owners with greater visibility into cross-market revenue opportunities.

While regional and property-level sales teams will continue operating locally, the new structure is intended to create a more coordinated approach to international accounts by linking sales, marketing and revenue management functions. The programme will initially focus on a select group of global clients, with each relationship overseen by a dedicated account lead, before expanding across specialist corporate, group travel and intermediary sectors.

Allison Handy, chief commercial officer of Aimbridge, said: “The launch of our Global Sales Office represents a significant step forward in how we support our owners, allowing us to leverage the scale of our global portfolio while maintaining the local relationships and market knowledge that drive results. By connecting our teams, systems and expertise across regions, we are creating a stronger foundation for long-term growth and enhanced revenue opportunities for our owners.

“This new structure provides greater transparency for owners and accountability across their assets. Aimbridge can now measure an account’s full revenue potential across all regions in a single platform, identify where incremental opportunity exists and deliver standardised cross-region reporting with clearer visibility into global account activity at the property level.”

Connecting Aimbridge’s global sales office with past strategies and structures

News Analysis

In September 2025, Aimbridge Hospitality EMEA announced a significant shift in its sales strategy, which consolidated demand generation responsibilities across its portfolio. This move aimed to enhance accountability and revenue generation through a centralised approach, tackling the competitive landscape by targeting key sectors. The establishment of a Global Sales Office now aligns with these prior efforts, showcasing Aimbridge’s continued commitment to cohesive strategies that foster growth and streamline operations across various territories.

In July 2022, Aimbridge restructured its framework by creating six operational divisions. This restructuring aimed to empower regional teams while leveraging the advantages of a unified global presence. The launch of a Global Sales Office further cements this intent, reinforcing an integrated approach to customer relations and operational efficiency, thus enhancing support for hotel owners in diverse regions globally.

Aimbridge’s expansion in global markets has been bolstered by previous strategic moves, such as forming a global growth leadership team in August 2023. This initiative focused on securing top talent and driving growth through operational excellence. The introduction of a Global Sales Office reflects and builds upon these foundations, positioning Aimbridge to navigate complexities in multinational hospitality management while maximising revenue opportunities for owners.

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