Paul van de camp's glass tunnel - Hotelschool The Hague
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FebruArY June<br />
June<br />
september 2011<br />
2011<br />
2008 2007 home previous / next<br />
8/10 3/7<br />
Richold bakker’s<br />
(1992) DjaDjan<br />
restaurant selected<br />
In the artists’ village of bergen in the northern<br />
netherlands, restaurant DjaDjan has been selected<br />
to become a member of the premier league of<br />
indonesian restaurants, the sir (‘selected indonesian<br />
restaurants’).<br />
in bergen, richold was already owner of a popular<br />
bar-restaurant. the premises where DjaDjan is now,<br />
became vacant. “i wanted something different, not<br />
another bistro”, richold told us.<br />
richold, nor his cook is of indonesian origin. but<br />
the cook (a Greek called Jani Gritzalis), has learned<br />
to cook from a famous indonesian cook: Lonny<br />
Gerungan.<br />
Worth a visit!<br />
restaurant DjaDjan<br />
Kleine Dorpsstraat 1<br />
bergen, tel. 072-5813482<br />
www.djadjan.nl<br />
Richold Bakker (in the middle) receives his SIR certificate<br />
Tiger Award 2010 for<br />
claudia Pronk<br />
recently, the minor hotel Group, a hospitality company with 33<br />
hotels and 1.000 restaurants in Asia, presented the annual ‘minor<br />
Awards’ to Claudia pronk (1991), former General manager of hotel<br />
Des in<strong>de</strong>s and nowadays General manager of three resorts.<br />
she was awar<strong>de</strong>d with the ‘tiger Award’.<br />
Claudia is General manager of the resorts Anantara Dhigu,<br />
Anantara veli and naladhu maldives.<br />
she was praised for her professionality, <strong>de</strong>dication and lea<strong>de</strong>rship<br />
that formed the basis of the company’s success.<br />
Congratulations, we are proud of you, Claudia!<br />
Claudia Pronk and her son at the Anantara beach<br />
From Amsterdam to<br />
Guangzhou<br />
my name is Clemens berendsen. For the last six years i have been<br />
a member of the board of Directors at hotelschool the hague.<br />
these are exciting times for hotelschool the hague. After many<br />
years it looks like we finally found a new place for our Amsterdam<br />
campus. recently, i signed the lease contract for the new building,<br />
altogether about 13,000 m2 for both school and skotel. if all<br />
goes well, we will move in the summer of 2012 from the prinses<br />
irenestraat (school) and De Klencke (skotel), to the new premises,<br />
by then fully renovated, where both school and skotel will be<br />
accommodated together.<br />
it is going to be a huge challenge to be ready in time, but we are<br />
surely looking forward to opening the new school in Amsterdam.<br />
in may, invited by Florida international university and the<br />
south China university of technology, i visited a conference in<br />
Guangzhou. it was really worthwhile to meet other international<br />
hotel schools and international and Chinese hotel chains and<br />
discuss what the regional <strong>de</strong>velopments are and what the hotels<br />
expect from the hotel management courses.<br />
During the trip to Guangzhou i also visited some trainees in beijing.<br />
two of them work at the Westin Chaoyang, one at the hilton Airport.<br />
it was very interesting to hear about their challenges working and<br />
living in a city like beijing.<br />
Finally, an annual research by the hbo raad among hbo<br />
graduates shows that our school scores far better on almost all<br />
subjects evaluated by alumni , than all colleague hotel schools in<br />
the netherlands. And this is extremely good<br />
news for everyone who is well disposed<br />
towards hotelschool the hague.<br />
Drs C. berendsen<br />
board of Directors