Speaking to Lusa, the leader of the Union of Hospitality Industry, Tourism, Restaurants and South Similar Rodolfo domesticated said that the agency has expressed its concerns with the company’s management at meetings has maintained to monitor the process
January 8, Tivoli Hotels & amp.; Resorts announced, in a statement, have appealed to the Special Process Revitalization (PER) for the Tivoli and Marinotéis Hotels, following the insolvency of the shareholder Rioforte Investments (belonging to Group Holy Spirit), but ressalvava the hotel units would continue to function .
“The Special Project Revitalization follows the insolvency of the Tivoli Group shareholder in Portugal – Rioforte Investments (Luxembourg) – and will not affect the normal operation of the various hotel units, that during the process will be fully operational “, revealed in a statement.
However, Rodolfo domesticated stressed that the union has some reservations believe in the company’s management, when it states that” there will be no redundancies. “
“Although the company’s management has come to say there will be no redundancies, we do not believe it,” he said, noting that the Tivoli Hotels & amp; Resorts prepared a PER for some units already in progress.
Rodolfo domesticated further explained that there is conflicting information in the media showing that two units of Brazil and four in Portugal were sold to a Thai group, of which the Portuguese main unit – Tivoli Lisboa – a fact that concerns the works council and the union, since the information provided to them by the company “are always very evasive”
16. December, the committee of inquiry to the management of BES and GES, President of the Board of Directors of Rioforte, Manuel Fernando Espírito Santo, confirmed that there is interested in buying the Tivoli hotels, but a decision-making no longer fit the company, this being in insolvency
The Tivoli Hotels & amp.; Resorts has 14 hotel units in Portugal and Brazil, including Tivoli Hotels SA and the SA Marinotéis
Since the January 28, Tivoli Hotels & amp.; Resorts announced in a statement that the Thai group MINT bought six hotels Tivoli group, two in Brazil and four in Portugal, and will continue the brand in the Brazilian market.
Today’s edition of the Daily News reveals the Tivoli hotels are in pre-bankruptcy, leaving debts to 822 companies, and more than 300 workers await the outcome of the Special Revitalization Process already received at the Court of Commerce of Lisbon.
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