In this engaging interview, Giordano Faggioli, General Manager of Bali's sprawling Ayana Resort, and Renae Leith-Manos, a highly respected luxury hotel reviewer, delve into the world of high-end hospitality. Faggioli, with his rich background in the luxury hotel sector, has took the helm at Ayana Resort, the largest integrated resort in Bali, in April 2023. Under his strategic leadership, the resort's senior management and operations teams are poised to elevate the guest experience across Ayana Estate's four iconic properties: Ayana Villas Bali, Ayana Segara Bali, Ayana Resort Bali, and Rima by Ayana Bali. This includes overseeing the estate's 26 dining venues, 15 meeting spaces, 15 wedding chapels, and the expansive 22,000 sqm Ayana Spa. Faggioli expresses his enthusiasm for steering Ayana Estate through an exciting phase of expansion, including the recent unveiling of Ayana Segara Bali. His vision focuses on delivering unparalleled Balinese-inspired hospitality, setting new benchmarks for luxury experiences in Bali. With a career spanning over two decades in prestigious hotel chains and a significant tenure within Ayana, starting as Executive Chef and ascending to Director of Food and Beverage, and later Hotel Manager of Rimba by Ayana Bali, Faggioli brings a wealth of experience to his new role. Located atop a majestic cliff coastline above Jimbaran Bay, the 90-hectare Ayana Estate is a premier destination for luxury travelers, featuring a diverse range of accommodations and amenities. From the elegance of Ayana Resort Bali and the contemporary Ayana Segara Bali to the secluded luxury of Ayana Villas Bali and the family-friendly Rimba by Ayana Bali, the estate offers something for every type of traveler. The Ayana Spa, with its extensive treatment offerings and the world-renowned Hydrotherapy Seawater Pool, alongside numerous wedding venues, swimming pools, dining options, and recreational facilities, ensure guests have an immersive and indulgent experience. AYANA Hospitality, since its inception in 2009, has grown to encompass ten luxury hotels and residences across Indonesia, adhering to the Balinese philosophy of Tri Hita Karana, which promotes living in harmony with oneself, others, and nature. Each property under the AYANA name, meaning “a place of refuge” in Sanskrit, is dedicated to providing guests with peace, harmony, and happiness. This YouTube interview promises to offer insights into Faggioli's leadership approach, AYANA's commitment to luxury and hospitality, and the future of luxury travel in Bali.