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Articles tagged “hilton”

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Hilton Hotels announces that it’s headed to Bangladesh for the first time

Bangladesh has had some success in leveraging natural resources to improve tourism -- one of the least developed sectors in the country -- as both Hilton and Starwood are opening hotels prior to 2016.

Hilton Hotels announces that it’s headed to Bangladesh for the first time

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Hilton’s LightStay program implements sustainability practices to save money

Here’s a win-win situation for all hotels to take note of: Hilton’s Indian properties offset utility costs by 10 to 25 percent by limiting waste output, water usage, and using wind energy.

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Major hotels brands look to capitalize on the growth of business travel in Kenya

Marriott and Hilton are among the hotels investing in Kenya with little concern for the country’s unstable past and a plan to cater to business travelers coming in from India, UEA, and China.

Major hotels brands look to capitalize on the growth of business travel in Kenya

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Trump Tower in Vegas gets into the time-share game

The Trump organization is dealing with poor sales in their Vegas condo tower by giving the Hilton group a shot at unloading them on the time share market.

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Demand continues to rise for extended-stay hotels, even as rates increase

Established brands like Marriott and Hilton are expanding their extended-stay properties -- a lucrative move as the revenues for these hotels have increased over 8 percent for the last year.

Demand continues to rise for extended-stay hotels, even as rates increase

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Hotel industry finds its big ancillary revenue driver: spas

This Hilton "research" is their own PR, but the larger point stands: the presence of a quality spa offering with reliable availability can create a halo effect for the entire property.

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The world’s largest owner of hotel rooms wants to unload some real estate

Although Blackstone is only publicly speaking about commercial real estate now, it's hard to imagine that the private-equity giant won't look to unload a few of its 185,000 rooms -- or even the Hilton chain itself.