History of The Ritz-Carlton

History of the Zaritz-Carlton Hotel In 1898, Caesar Ritz left Switzerland's shepherd's life and moved to Paris (Sucher & McManus, 2001). Before opening his own hotel, he worked at some of the best hotels and restaurants in the city (Sucher & McManus, 2001). A year later he opened a Carlton hotel in London and eventually became a Ritz-Carlton hotel (Sucher & McManus, 2001). Mr. Ritz Carlton continues his vision of high quality personalized service and is expanding to North America (Sucher & McManus, 2001).

The history of Ritz-Carlton's "image" begins with Cesar Ritz, who designs the Ritz-Carlton, the famous symbol of the Lion and the Crown. The logo is a combination of the crown, the British royal seal and the lion, and the lion is a symbol of financial supporters. Another criterion of Ritz-Carlton is cobalt blue glasses symbolizing the status of the Boston Elite in the 1920s (The Ritz Carlton, 2008). The heritage of The Ritz-Carlton is the hotel operator Caesar Ritz (The Ritz Carlton, 2008). Caesar is known as "the king of a hotel executive and the king of a hotel manager." Cesar's service and innovation philosophy redefines the luxury hotel experience of all Ritz-Carlton hotels around the world (The Ritz Carlton, 2008)

The Ritz-Carlton is one of the world's most famous luxury hotel companies. From the beginning, Ritz-Carlton brought important innovation in the practice of the hospitality industry (see Ritz-Carlton, 2010a). Ritz-Carlton boasting more than 100 years of history and success now adopts the ownership form of "limited liability company". Ritz Carlton LLC is a subsidiary of Marriot Hotel Incorporation. The parent company Marriot Hotels has up to 18 brands including Ritz-Carlton. Ritz-Carlton Gifts has 72 luxury hotels in 24 countries, five regions in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Caribbean and South America, Asia Pacific, Europe and the Middle East. In addition, the company has several further expansion plans targeting the Eastern world to take advantage of particularly rapidly growing markets. (See the value of 2009)