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Rixos Phu Quoc Vietnam Appoints New General Manager

Rixos Phu Quoc Vietnam Appoints New General Manager

Safari India 5 days ago

Rixos Phu Quoc Appoints Stefano Capaccetti as General Manager

Rixos Phu Quoc Vietnam has appointed Stefano Capaccetti as General Manager, as the property moves into its pre-opening phase on Hon Thom Island.

Stefano brings 15 years of experience with Rixos Hotels, with a career spanning hotel openings, resort operations and leadership across complex international markets. He joins Rixos Phu Quoc in August 2026 to support the development of the property's operations, team and guest experience ahead of its opening.

Most recently, Stefano served as General Manager of Rixos Qetaifan North in Doha, which opened ahead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Before that, he was Special Project Manager in the Rixos Group President's Office in Dubai.

His previous Rixos roles include General Manager of Rixos Premium Dubai Jumeirah Beach Residence, leadership at Rixos Hotels The Land of Legends Theme Park in Antalya, and cluster responsibilities for Rixos President Astana and Rixos Borovoe in Kazakhstan.

Stefano began his hospitality career with the Rezidor group, holding operational roles at properties including Radisson Blu Resort & Spa Dubrovnik Sun Gardens. He later served as Director of Operations at Hilton Glasgow and Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik, where he was involved in the hotel's opening. His career began with the opening of Hilton Rome Airport as Food & Beverage Manager.

Rixos Phu Quoc Vietnam will be the brand's first property in Southeast Asia, with plans for 1,500 rooms and 24 restaurants and bars. Stefano's appointment comes as the resort prepares for its opening and supports Rixos' wider expansion across the region.

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