It’s customary for travel companies to donate during natural disasters, but many of the companies’ own employees and headquarters were affected by this storm.
Scrapping in-room fine dining may be a result of declining demand for such room service, but it's not something we'll necessarily clink champagne glasses for.
Hilton is trying to put business travelers' heads in beds on the weekends, and this incentive program may lead some road warriors to tack on a leisurely stay with family for the weekend.
Now that lifestyle/boutique is one of the fastest growing categories in the sector, Hilton can't ignore it anymore, though hope it has learned lessons from its recent disastrous foray in the space.
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.
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.
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.
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.