JW Marriott Singapore South Beach and The St. Regis Singapore have announced the clustering of the sales and marketing departments for both properties.
Audrey Seow is now cluster director of sales & marketing, where she oversees and directs all aspects of sales and marketing activities of JW Marriott Singapore South Beach and The St. Regis Singapore.

A hospitality veteran with 18 years of experience, she has a solid track record in hotel sales for various international hotel management companies including Hyatt, Ritz Carlton and Westin.
Seow reports directly to Stephane Fabregoul, managing director of JW Marriott Singapore South Beach and The St. Regis Singapore, as well as Radu Cernia, general manager of The St. Regis Singapore.
Meanwhile, Marisa Ng has transitioned into her new role as cluster director of sales, where she is responsible for managing and leading the sales team across corporate sales, MICE and leisure functions. She reports directly to Seow.
With over 14 years of industry experience, Ng’s previous roles include stints with Accor, Banyan Tree and Conrad.
Lastly, Nicole Ann Chew has assumed the position of cluster director of marketing communications of JW Marriott Singapore South Beach and The St. Regis Singapore, where she is has been tasked with driving the brand presence for both properties.
In her new role, Chew also oversees the full spectrum of the marketing function, including communications, partnerships and brand management for both properties.
She brings extensive experience in the luxury hospitality industry having spent over eight years in progressive marketing roles.


























Qantas has expanded its agreement with Sabre Corporation to offer agents access to richer information about the airline’s fares, products and services.
Sabre’s graphical Sabre Red 360 interface will now showcase Qantas products with rich, relevant and engaging content through the airline’s connection with ATPCO.
Under the agreement, Sabre will integrate Qantas’ UPAs (Universal Product Attributes), or targeted visual content, that bring unique airline fares, products and services to life. This content has recently expanded into Reassurance UPAs which highlight messaging and graphics about the additional health measures airlines like Qantas are taking to ensure a safe travel environment.
Sabre Red 360 will also showcase Qantas Amenities, such as seat pitch and power outlets, and UTAs (Universal Ticket Attributes) which are consumer-friendly benefits such as baggage allowance and seat selection.
The connection to Qantas’ ATPCO Routehappy Rich Content expands on Sabre’s existing partnership with Qantas through its Branded Fares solution to deliver greater value to the industry.
Sabre vice president, regional general manager, Asia Pacific, travel solutions, airline sales, Rakesh Narayanan, said Qantas’ move to enable Routehappy Rich Content through Sabre Red 360 will provide agency partners with “an even richer shopping experience” when booking and servicing the airline’s customers.
“Qantas is one of the world’s most innovative airlines and this latest initiative demonstrates their commitment to the agency distribution channel and the use of Sabre technology to support booking growth and industry recovery,” he added.
Qantas executive manager, global sales and distribution, Igor Kwiatkowski, said the addition of Qantas’ Routehappy Rich Content will enable the airline to provide agents with even more information about its fares and services, including health and safety measures through its Fly Well programme.