As a leading supplier at the forefront of the corporate travel industry, The Capital Hotel Group has achieved outstanding success since its inception in 2008. The Capital Hotels and Apartments consists of 9 Apartment Hotels located in Sandton, Rosebank, Pretoria and Cape Town. We offer standard hotel rooms, fully furnished serviced apartments and modern conf...
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We are seeking a driven and commercially minded individual for a Spa Manager role at our new spa in Durban. This opportunity is ideal for a business management graduate with at least three to five years of business management experience who is looking to build a long term career in the spa and wellness industry. Previous spa experience is not required.
The Spa Manager will be responsible for the complete spa business and all business aspects, with full accountability for financial performance, operations and people management, marketing and Sales.
Key responsibilities include:
Full responsibility for the overall performance and profitability of the spa
Managing budgets, forecasts and financial controls
Driving revenue growth, cost management and operational efficiency
Leading, motivating and developing the full spa team
Overseeing pricing, scheduling, stock control and supplier relationships
Ensuring consistently high standards of service and guest satisfaction
What we are looking for
A degree in business management or a related field
At least three to five years of business management experience
Strong commercial, financial and analytical skills
Proven leadership and people management ability
A clear interest in hospitality and wellness and a desire to build a career in the spa industry
This is an excellent opportunity to take ownership of a premium spa business and grow within a respected organisation.
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