A buffet of sweets by the pool and between one pastry and another a girl in a bathing suit covered in chocolate .
It happened on August 15th at Voi Colonna Hotel in Golfo Aranci and a Milanese manager on vacation with his 14-year-old daughter didn't like it at all. So much so that he published a photo on social media accompanied by a very piqued comment in which he speaks of the female body used "as an object" .
The controversy erupted on Linkedin: «Yesterday evening, after a beautiful day in which many people worked hard to make the many guests spend a carefree day, I am left speechless looking at this scene: a dessert buffet by the pool, on a table a girl 'in bathing suit' covered in chocolate, lying among the pastries », writes Federico Mazzieri.
The manager then turns to the hotel chain: «Voi Hotels stands for True Italian Hospitality, but what does it mean? What do Alpitour managers think of this representation of the female body? When I expressed my dissatisfaction at the hotel they said it was 'the chocolate statue' . How can corporate values such as tradition and innovation be published on one's own website and allow these behaviors to exist in one's own structures, where the body of a woman, of a worker, is equated to that of a crockery to indulge someone's mischievous eye ? ».
The man also reported the comment of his 14-year-old daughter: " Dad, it sucks, this is not a country where you can realize yourself ," he said. And he concluded: «Talking about sustainability and ethics is very simple, making these corporate values alive in everyday life is certainly much more difficult».
Numerous comments on the post, almost all of indignation and disgust, so much so that Voi Hotels replied to the tourist. «First of all, we would like to offer you, your family and in particular your daughter, as well as our customers, the most sincere apologies on behalf of all the Voi hotels management. We deeply regret this incident and wish to firmly reiterate that we never had any intention of representing values other than those we espouse. We are taking ."
