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Vincenzo Finizzola Appointed General Manager of The Langham, Venice

  Langham Hospitality Group (LHG) has appointed Vincenzo Finizzola as General Manager of The Langham, Venice. The veteran hotelier joins the Group to lead the highly anticipated hotel’s pre-opening preparations and 2028 debut.



A respected figure in the luxury hospitality landscape, Finizzola joins LHG with more than 40 years of experience gained across Italy and the United Kingdom. He most recently served as Managing Director of Cà Sagredo Hotel in Venice, following an extensive career in senior leadership positions across Venice, Rome, Milan, London and beyond, including over 20 years as General Manager of The Four Seasons, Milan.


Finizzola’s longstanding contribution to the industry was recently recognised with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Best Luxury Hotel Awards, honouring his influence on hospitality and team leadership.


“Vincenzo’s distinguished career, deep understanding of Venice and profound respect for its cultural heritage make him the ideal leader for The Langham, Venice,” said Nils-Arne Schroeder, Chief Operating Officer of LHG. “His extensive experience leading landmark luxury hotels, combined with his knowledge of the city and commitment to exceptional hospitality, will be invaluable as he builds the hotel’s team and guides this exceptional property towards its opening.”


Finizzola will report to Stefan Soennichsen, Regional Vice President, Operations – Europe at LHG.


Set on the waterfront of Murano Island, The Langham, Venice will transform the historic 16th Century Casino Mocenigo, and a former glass factory into a 133-room luxury resort, including 30 suites. Designed by Matteo Thun & Partners, the hotel will celebrate the island’s renowned glassmaking heritage while preserving the site’s Renaissance architecture, original 16th-century frescoes and industrial character. The resort will feature indoor and alfresco dining, a rooftop bar and a private cooking school, while a secluded courtyard garden with a 20-metre swimming pool will form the heart of the property. Together, these elements will set a new standard for luxury hospitality in Venice, seamlessly integrating heritage with modernity at one of the city’s most renowned sites.

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