Hilton Plans to Grow India Portfolio by 10 Times
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Hilton Plans to Grow India Portfolio by 10 Times

Hilton has announced plans to grow its presence in India tenfold, unveiling its future strategy at the country’s first-ever Hilton Brand Showcase, hosted in Bengaluru. The immersive event showcased ten of Hilton’s twenty-four brands through interactive galleries and live experiences.

The company revealed its first LXR Hotels & Resorts property will open in Bengaluru in 2026. This move aligns with Hilton’s broader objective to triple its luxury footprint in the region. Other upcoming projects include Waldorf Astoria and Conrad in Jaipur and Signia by Hilton, expected in 2028.

Through strategic partnerships, Hilton will roll out one hundred fifty Spark by Hilton hotels with Olive by Embassy and seventy-five Hampton by Hilton hotels with Nile Hospitality, aiming to reach Tier II and Tier III cities.

The showcase featured installations from Conrad, Curio Collection, DoubleTree, Hilton Garden Inn, and more, highlighting Hilton’s blend of design, heritage, and service. Hilton also introduced its campaign ambassador, Deepika Padukone, reflecting the brand’s focus on purpose-driven travel and modern hospitality.

With over one thousand hotels already in Asia Pacific, Hilton’s India plans reflect a bold vision to become a leader across all market segments in the country.

Source:The Economic Times 

Hilton has announced plans to grow its presence in India tenfold, unveiling its future strategy at the country’s first-ever Hilton Brand Showcase, hosted in Bengaluru. The immersive event showcased ten of Hilton’s twenty-four brands through interactive galleries and live experiences.The company revealed its first LXR Hotels & Resorts property will open in Bengaluru in 2026. This move aligns with Hilton’s broader objective to triple its luxury footprint in the region. Other upcoming projects include Waldorf Astoria and Conrad in Jaipur and Signia by Hilton, expected in 2028.Through strategic partnerships, Hilton will roll out one hundred fifty Spark by Hilton hotels with Olive by Embassy and seventy-five Hampton by Hilton hotels with Nile Hospitality, aiming to reach Tier II and Tier III cities.The showcase featured installations from Conrad, Curio Collection, DoubleTree, Hilton Garden Inn, and more, highlighting Hilton’s blend of design, heritage, and service. Hilton also introduced its campaign ambassador, Deepika Padukone, reflecting the brand’s focus on purpose-driven travel and modern hospitality.With over one thousand hotels already in Asia Pacific, Hilton’s India plans reflect a bold vision to become a leader across all market segments in the country.Source:The Economic Times 

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