Richard Doumeng, president of the Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association (CHTA), has appointed Jose Antonio Rivera Campos, vice president of development for AMResorts in Cancun, as a regional vice president responsible for outreach on behalf of CHTA in the Mexican Caribbean, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
"Engaging the Spanish-speaking Caribbean on a deeper level is a very high priority for CHTA. I am very happy that someone with Jose Rivera's background and experience as a top executive with AMResorts has agreed to serve as a vice president of the CHTA," said Doumeng in a written release. "I believe, now more than ever, that all Caribbean tourism stakeholders need to be working together to ensure our mutual success in this rapidly changing world economy."
Rivera serves on the Board of Directors of Asociacion de Hoteles de Cancun and Puerto Morelos, where he is the CHTA representative.
As vice president of development for AMResorts, Rivera has served since 2004 as the point person for all development projects and has overseen the construction of eight new properties as well as the refurbishment of four properties and expansion of three resorts. He also seeks out new growth opportunities for AMResorts.
Previously Rivera was the CEO for Mansion Imperial Acapulco, focusing on the construction of this five-star hotel group. He also served as CEO for Expo & Convention Center Las Americas, opening the city's first world-class convention center. Additionally, Rivera was the managing director for Hotel Camino Real Mexico, a member of Leading Hotels of the World, and held top positions as vice president of operations for Westin Hotels in Mexico and Latin America as well as owner's representative for Ritz Carlton Cancun.
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