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David Stanley De Brito est un professionnel de l'hôtellerie très respecté avec plus de 30 ans d'expérience

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The Pullman Ninh Binh (Vietnam) has officially announced the appointment of David Stanley de Brito to the position of general manager. In this capacity, he assumes the strategic and operational leadership of the property.

He will be responsible for and focused on positioning the hotel as the premier address in northern Vietnam for business and leisure clients.

He will also build and train a high-performing team, and roll out the modern and dynamic vision of the Pullman brand.

Who is David Stanley de Brito?

A long-standing loyal member of the Accor group, to which the Pullman brand belongs, David Stanley de Brito brings more than 30 years of experience in international hospitality, gained across Asia, Europe and the Middle East.

A renowned specialist in opening properties (more than 15 launches to his credit), he has built a solid expertise in positioning hotels within emerging destinations. Before taking on his new role, he served as Area General Manager for Japan at Accor, notably overseeing Grand Mercure Ise Shima, after having led the Pullman Vung Tau in Vietnam.

In terms of education, he holds a Master’s degree in International Business from Singapore Business School and professional certifications issued by Cornell University.

Read: Accor: Pullman Ninh Binh opens its doors in an alternative region to Ha Long Bay

Portugal : une grève générale le 3 juin menace les transports - Depositphotos.com Auteur sam741002

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Portugal is bracing for a day of transport disruption. A nationwide general strike, planned for June 3, 2026, called by CGTP, the main Portuguese trade union confederation (Confederação Geral dos Trabalhadores Portugueses – Intersindical Nacional), could significantly disrupt flights, trains, metros, ferries and bus networks across the country, just weeks ahead of the peak tourism season.

According to the Portuguese public broadcaster RTP Notícias, the Federation of Transport and Communications Unions says that “all transport companies” are mobilized and that strike notices have already been filed.

The disruptions are expected to affect: the national railway company CP, and suburban trains, as well as metros, ferries, and urban buses in Lisbon and Porto.

Disruptions Expected in Public Transport

Air transport could also be heavily affected. The SNPVAC union, representing the cabin crew, has confirmed its participation in the social movement. According to RTP, TAP, Ryanair and easyJet flights could be disrupted.

Several Portuguese media outlets report up to 500 flights affected. The French-language magazine based in Portugal, Vivre le Portugal, which relays information from SIC Notícias, indicates that TAP could be particularly affected.

This mobilization aims to protest the government’s reform of labor law. The unions denounce, in particular, measures that facilitate dismissals and loosen certain subcontracting rules.

Pullman Ninh Binh Appoints David Stanley de Brito as General Manager

Who is David Stanley de Brito?

Portugal: General Strike on June 3 Threatens Transport

Disruptions Expected in Public Transport