Melaka hoteliers who lost jobs during Covid-19 reunite at new workplace


Together again: Bak (in suit) having a pep talk with Fok and Nurashiken (right) at Ames Hotel.

MELAKA: Three seasoned hoteliers got a second chance to work together again at a hotel here after the Covid-19 pandemic forced them to go separate ways.

Ames Hotel’s general manager Jason R. Bak, the hotel's executive assistant manager Nurashiken Zainal Abidin and director of catering and events Carol Fok are now back as colleagues at the same workplace.

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