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Hilton has appointed two senior professionals to its Saudi-based leadership team as it forges ahead with plans to launch 50 hotels in the kingdom in the coming years.

Global hospitality leader Hilton (NYSE: HLT), announced it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Saudi Tourism Authority (STA) towards exploring cooperation opportunities between the two entities and developing creative content, with the aim of attracting visitors from key markets across the Middle East and Africa to the Kingdom.

Article - Hilton and Saudi Tourism Authority Sign MoU for Collaboration on Attracting Visitors to the Kingdom - This most recent partnership highlights Hilton’s presence and growth in Saudi Arabia, where it currently operates 16 hotels – with another 51 in the pipeline and plans to grow its portfolio to more 75 hotels in the coming years.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Global hospitality leader Hilton , announced it has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Saudi Tourism Authority towards exploring cooperation... | May 26, 2023

Global hospitality leader Hilton has signed an agreement with the Saudi Tourism Authority (STA) towards developing creative content, aiming to attract visitors from key markets across the Middle East and Africa to the Kingdom.

Global hospitality leader Hilton has signed an  agreement with

More than half of young Saudis (58%) considered taking a job in hospitality in the past 12 months, positively reflecting on the ever-developing sector across the kingdom.

A Clear Purpose, Opportunities for Career Growth and Strong Mental Health and Wellbeing Policies Rank Highly as Job Priorities for Young People in Saudi Arabia. More than half (58%) of...