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Hilton Middle East, Africa and Türkiye set to double hotel portfolio

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90 new Hilton hotels are to be added to the existing Middle East, Africa & Türkiye regional portfolio of 179 within the next five years. With 60 new hotels in the UAE and 45 of them in Saudi Arabia alone. That's a whopping 24,000 additional rooms across the region for the 103-year-old hotel brand.

Added on the 02/10/2022 11:00:46 - Copyright : Euronews EN

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