Amora Hotels and Resorts has appointed Thi Tar Win as Vice President Finance, where she will lead the Group’s financial strategy and support its continued expansion across Australia and Thailand.
With close to two decades of experience in hospitality finance, Thi Tar Win brings deep expertise in hotel operations, asset performance and value creation within premium hotel environments. A long-standing member of the organisation, she has progressed through a series of senior finance roles to become a key member of the executive leadership team.
Thi Tar Win is a Certified Practising Accountant (FCPA) and holds a Master of Commerce in Professional Accounting from the University of New South Wales.
Her remit includes oversight of financial due diligence on acquisitions, structuring and negotiating debt facilities, and ensuring disciplined capital allocation across the portfolio. She has also played a significant role in supporting the Group’s expansion strategy, including the recent acquisition of a flagship five-star hotel in Adelaide.
Throughout her career with Amora Hotels and Resorts, Thi Tar Win has been recognised for her strong commercial mindset and disciplined approach to financial management. She has led the implementation of group-wide financial systems, strengthened governance and internal controls, and provided strategic financial insights that support profitability and long-term asset growth.
Earp Siriphatrawan, Owner and Chief Executive Officer of Amora Hotels & Resorts says, “Thi Tar’s appointment to Vice President Finance reflects her long-standing contribution to the Group over almost 20 years with Amora Hotels and Resorts. During this time, she has progressed through a range of senior finance roles, consistently demonstrating strong commercial acumen, disciplined financial leadership and deep expertise in hospitality operations.
“Her leadership has also been central to the Group’s expansion, including the recent acquisition of our flagship Adelaide property. She is a trusted member of the executive team and continues to provide strategic financial insight that supports disciplined capital allocation and long-term value creation across the portfolio.”
Thi Tar Win says, “Hospitality is fundamentally about delivering exceptional guest experiences, underpinned by a strong and disciplined financial foundation that enables consistency at scale. I am sincerely grateful for the continued trust and support of our owners, whose long-term vision and steadfast commitment to quality remain integral to the Group’s sustained growth.
“Looking ahead, my focus is on further strengthening financial resilience across the business, empowering our teams to deliver operational excellence and ensuring the creation of sustainable, long-term value for all stakeholders.”
Amora Hotels and Resorts’ portfolio spans key destinations across Australia and Thailand, including flagship properties in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide, alongside resort locations in Phuket and Chiang Mai.
