Hilton expects business travel demand to strengthen in 2025
Hilton expects stronger business travel demand in 2025, with significant growth in Q4 2024 driven by big tech and financial services. Their European properties performed exceptionally well, and optimism is fueled by Donald Trump's election win and expected favorable economic policies.
Hilton CEO Chris Nassetta said he's banking on a post-election boost in corporate travel and a continued recovery in China.
Hilton recorded record growth in its portfolio in 2024, a trend that looks set to continue at the same pace in 2025. As ...
While there is a lot of noise surrounding Trump's presidency, Chris Nassetta said that things look good "when you lift up ...
Caroline Krass comes to the lodging giant after a quarter-century holding key roles in the federal government. Krass has ...
On today’s podcast we discuss upbeat earnings reports from both Expedia and Hilton, as well as why one online travel CEO ...
Christopher Nassetta; President, Chief Executive Officer, Director; Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc Kevin Jacobs; Chief Financial Officer, President - Global Development; Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc ...
Reports Q4 revenue $2.78B, consensus $2.78B. Christopher Nassetta, President & Chief Executive Officer of Hilton (HLT), said, “We are ...
Hilton's Q4 revenue increased largely due to higher demand from big tech and financial services, with RevPAR up 3.5 percent year-over-year. CEO Nassetta attributes optimism to Trump's election win, ...
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