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Digital Marketing Manager


Digital Marketing Manager

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4.0 ★NovoTel– Bangkok
Key tasks
Your duty is to recommend new orientations for our offer (products or services) depending on information gleaned on market changes (customer expectations), on the competition and taking into account the availability of new technologies. You carry out strategic surveillance on the market or products. * You design, implement and carry out specific surveys on the market (requirements, prices, products,...). * You analyse market data and make recommendations. * You represent the company during professional events.

At Novotel, we grow faster 
Feel fully responsible, be autonomous, adaptable, professional, have a love of adventure 
and a desire to stretch your limits: that’s the Novotel spirit. 
An international brand with a network of 400 hotels in 60 countries, Novotel’s success 
is due to the professionalism and enthusiasm of its 30 000 employees who 
have been embodying the brand’s ideals for over 40 years. 

DNA of the brand, innovation is at the heart of the promise made to employees: 
"At Novotel, we grow faster". To transform this promise into reality, Novotel 
has implemented a unique human resources policy declined around five main 
professional career paths. Novotel accompanies each employee throughout their career. 
Integration, geographic mobility, bridging provision, skills development… everyone 
is given the opportunity to progress quickly and go further. Impossible is not Novotel. 

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