"A wide range of destinations across the region will become easily affordable during Ramadan. Our hotels in Fujairah, Al Ain, Bahrain, Salalah and Makkah have created special value-added packages for the Holy Month," said Guy Epsom, Hilton International's Regional Sales and Marketing Director for the Arabian Peninsula.
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Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News EditorSunday, October 17 - 2004 at 13:45 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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Hilton International (HI), an operating division of the UK based Hilton Group plc, owns the rights to the Hilton brand name throughout the world, with the exception of the USA.
HI currently operates 31 hotels in the Middle East - 17 hotels in Egypt, eight hotels in the UAE, three in Saudi Arabia and one each in Bahrain, Oman and Kuwait. Hilton's heritage in the Arabian Peninsula stretches back over 30 years, when it became the first international hotel brand to open a property in the UAE - the Hilton Al Ain in 1972. New Hilton properties are under development in Jeddah - Saudi Arabia, and Doha - Qatar, in addition to the Arabian Peninsula's first Conrad hotel in Dubai.
HI operates 394 hotels, with some 253 branded Hilton, 47 of which under the Hilton Worldwide Resorts, plus 141 under the mid-market Scandic brand. Under a joint venture agreement, Hilton International and the North American based Hilton Hotels Corporation (HHC) share responsibility for the Conrad brand, which includes 17 hotels in 12 countries.Hilton International Grand Vacations Company presently operates four resorts in Scotland and Egypt, comprising 271 timeownership units. A global marketing alliance between Hilton International and Hilton Hotels Corporation extends the number of hotels operated by both companies worldwide to over 2,500 - over 500 of which are branded Hilton. Hilton International employs over 70,000 staff in 78 countries.Committed to doing business in a responsible way, Hilton International's aim is to bring a positive benefit to the societies in which it operates through high quality services, economic growth, environmental protection, community involvement and employment.
HI currently operates 31 hotels in the Middle East - 17 hotels in Egypt, eight hotels in the UAE, three in Saudi Arabia and one each in Bahrain, Oman and Kuwait. Hilton's heritage in the Arabian Peninsula stretches back over 30 years, when it became the first international hotel brand to open a property in the UAE - the Hilton Al Ain in 1972. New Hilton properties are under development in Jeddah - Saudi Arabia, and Doha - Qatar, in addition to the Arabian Peninsula's first Conrad hotel in Dubai.
HI operates 394 hotels, with some 253 branded Hilton, 47 of which under the Hilton Worldwide Resorts, plus 141 under the mid-market Scandic brand. Under a joint venture agreement, Hilton International and the North American based Hilton Hotels Corporation (HHC) share responsibility for the Conrad brand, which includes 17 hotels in 12 countries.Hilton International Grand Vacations Company presently operates four resorts in Scotland and Egypt, comprising 271 timeownership units. A global marketing alliance between Hilton International and Hilton Hotels Corporation extends the number of hotels operated by both companies worldwide to over 2,500 - over 500 of which are branded Hilton. Hilton International employs over 70,000 staff in 78 countries.Committed to doing business in a responsible way, Hilton International's aim is to bring a positive benefit to the societies in which it operates through high quality services, economic growth, environmental protection, community involvement and employment.
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