Saliba started her career, which now spans 30 years in Malta, honing her skills in various rooms division roles before making significant contributions to the pre-opening team of the Westin Dragonara Resort in 1997. Her tenure at the Westin in Malta saw her assume pivotal roles, including executive housekeeper and director of Six Sigma, while also serving as a board member for Malta’s Tourism Authority.
In June 2007, she assumed leadership of the Le Meridien St. Julians Hotel & Spa, playing a pivotal role in establishing it as one of Malta’s premier Spa Hotels. Her achievements led to her appointment as complex hotel manager for the acclaimed luxury resort of Costa Navarino in Greece in 2011, overseeing The Westin Costa Navarino and The Romanos, a Luxury Collection Resort.
In October 2013, Saliba spearheaded the Sheraton Krakow in Poland. Under her guidance the hotel completed a guestroom renovation project which led to the hotel receiving the Sheraton Grand designation in 2016, becoming the first Sheraton hotel in Poland to achieve such status. In 2017, she was recognized as Marriott GM of the Year for Europe, Core Brands.
As of 2019, she led the Sheraton Grand Warsaw, where she was responsible for the successful repositioning of the property following a renovation of guestrooms and public spaces. Additionally, Saliba was also actively involved in leading the Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia & Baltics Marriott Business Council, comprising 29 managed and franchise hotels. In this role, she championed the Marriott culture amongst all hotels whilst supporting common initiatives around company culture, sustainability, and talent development.
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