Summer 2005
Reviewed on 02/19/2007

Overall Rating

4.8

This was a great advanced internship in hotel sales and marketing. The company recognized this as my second internship in the field and assigned tasks accordingly. No filing or copying here. I was given the freedom and the budget to design print materials and execute a promotional campaign targeting local businesses. I wrote a crucial part of the hotel's 2007 marketing plan doing a situational analysis of the local real estate market and projecting its effect on the hotel environment. I was also the go-to person in designing presentations and materials for important citywide meetings and meetings with corporate officers and executives. Overall I thought the experience was enriching and truly beneficial.

Professional Treatment

5/5 stars

Degree of Participation in the Workplace

5/5 stars

Networking Potential

5/5 stars

Opportunity for Advancement

5/5 stars

Degree of Responsibility

5/5 stars

Level of Professional Development

4/5 stars

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How to Land this Internship

Go through your school's business or hospitality managment schools. Starwood recruits at most major top tier universities for winter externships and summer internships for their thousands of properties worldwide. You have the best chance of landing an internship if you first do a winter externship which is a 1 week unpaid internship in a department of your choice at a hotel. You can also apply for these opportunities in the career section of the starwood website.

This review was posted on 02/19/2007 by TC. TC worked at Starwood Hotels & Rsrts. in the Sales And Marketing - Sheraton Boston department. This review represents TC's experience there.
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