This report provides an in-depth analysis of personal and professional development (PPD) within Travelodge, a UK-based hospitality organization. It begins by evaluating approaches to self-managed learning, including the use of internet resources, bulletin boards, seminars, conferences, and social networks, alongside Kolb's learning cycle. The report proposes ways to encourage lifelong learning in both personal and professional contexts, emphasizing goal setting and continuous learning practices. It assesses the benefits of self-managed learning for both the individual and the organization, highlighting increased commitment, decision-making capabilities, and competitive advantage for Travelodge, while individuals gain intellectual opportunities and self-confidence. Furthermore, the report evaluates the manager's current skills and competencies against professional standards and organizational objectives using a SWOT analysis to identify development needs, such as language skills and leadership abilities. A personal and professional development plan (PDP) is devised, outlining activities to improve problem-solving, time management, presentation, team-building, and communication skills. The report discusses the implementation of the development plan, documents development activities, reflects critically on learning against original aims, and updates the plan based on feedback and evaluation. Finally, it addresses the selection of solutions to work-based problems, communication styles, and effective time-management strategies, concluding with the importance of continuous PPD for meeting business opportunities and personal standards.