THE BIRDCAGE ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF NEW GENERAL MANAGER, HERBERT JONES

Dubai’s hottest nightlife spot, The Birdcage, has announced the appointment of world-class professional Herbert Jones as General Manager.

As The Birdcage's General Manager, Herbert will oversee the highest quality of food and beverage services while leading the team to deliver exceptional guest experiences. A key focus point that Herbert has set out to achieve within the role is to elevate The Birdcage’s cocktail offering even further to deliver unique experiences and take guests on a journey through mixology. Known for his evident charm, The Birdcage has already seen significant improvements in terms of delivering outstanding service and standout cocktails since his appointment. As a passionate leader, Jones has always paid attention to the details, ensuring that everything runs smoothly, and every element is carefully considered.

Charismatic and always up for new challenges, Herbert describes himself as a "Citizen of the World", having lived in nine different countries and travelled across more than thirty others. He was exposed at an early age to a diverse and multicultural environment. These travels helped shape his curiosity for the hospitality, tourism, and travel industries and led him to where he is today.

Managing a fast-growing regional portfolio of strategic significance for Accor, Paul Stevens has been appointed Chief Operating Officer, Middle East, Turkey and Africa, overlooking the Premium, Midscale and Economy division.

Paul has a 30-year track proven record of delivering operational and financial performance to his new role. He is a strong hospitality leader who has worked with iconic brands such as Sofitel Hotels & Resorts in Fiji, the Bezzina Property Group and Novotel Hotels & Resorts in Australia.

“This is an exciting time to be heading up operations for the Premium, Midscale and Economy division in the region. With countries like Saudi Arabia opening up to tourism, and the Middle East and Africa becoming a hugely popular destination for both business and leisure travel” said Paul.