Tag: Hilton Hotels
Hilton Launches New Meetings & Events Brand
The first Signia Hilton will open in 2020 with a rebranding of the Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek.
More Hotel Strikes Authorized, This Time in Los Angeles
More hotel strikes representing about 7,500 hotel workers at 24 hotels in the Los Angeles area could ensue if contract negotiations don’t reach an agreement.
Introducing Motto by Hilton, the Latest Lifestyle Brand
Lifestyle brands continue to make their mark, with Hilton launching its latest—Motto by Hilton—last month.
Chicago Hotel Strike: What Can Meeting Planners Do?
The best course of action for planners dealing with the Chicago hotel strike is to postpone the meeting and negotiate new dates to avoid cancellation fees.
5 Companies Joining the #LastStraw Campaign
The hospitality industry is making an effort to cut back on waste by joining in on the #LastStraw campaign.
Now You Can Work Out In Your Hotel Room at Hilton
Don't you wish you could work out in the privacy of your hotel room? Now you can, with Hilton's new in-room gym offering.
3 Ways Robots Are Redefining Hospitality
Here are at least three ways that robots are redefining hospitality as we know it. Â
IHG Cuts Commissions, Other Hotel Companies Raise Them
InterContinental Hotels Group announced that it will be the third major hotel brand to cut independent planner commissions from 10 percent to 7 percent.
What Planners Are Saying About the Marriott & Hilton Commission Cuts
"Just like all companies, hotels are looking for ways to be the most profitable. The 3 percent now goes straight to their bottom line."
Hilton Brings First Waldorf Astoria to Africa
Hilton plans to bring its first Waldorf Astoria hotel to Africa later this year as part of the Heliopolis Hotel & Towers Luxury Hotel complex in Cairo.
Hilton’s Meet With Purpose Puts Customers First
From puppy cuddling to yoga and yogurt breakfasts, Hilton's Meet With Purpose incorporates ]wellness into meetings and events.
All Eyes on Waldorf Astoria Transformation
Since opening in midtown Manhattan in 1931, the Waldorf Astoria has hosted every U.S. president and been home to the rich and famous, from Frank Sinatra to the Duke of Windsor.
5 Ideas for Transforming Ho-Hum Meetings
Predictable ballroom and boardroom meetings are being shaken up, as meeting planners find more creative ways to engage attendees and transform event spaces.
Ames Boston Hotel Combines Past, Present & Future in Curio-Brand Upgrade
The hotel design combines the past, present and future by preserving original features such as the lobby’s tiled mosaic arched ceiling and a marble staircase that connects the first floor to the roof.
