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PSG: 1 - Liverpool: 0. Paris Saint-Germain's penalty shoot-out victory sent the Anfield stadium into raptures on Tuesday evening. As well as being delighted to have eliminated this legendary club, the Paris Saint-Germain players can also take pride in having beaten the Reds by the same scoreline, and in a special ranking:...

It could have been called the Hilton Paris Tour Eiffel, as initially planned when the project was mooted at the beginning of the decade. In the end, it will be called the Sax Paris, from the luxury brand LXR Hotels & Resorts, in line with the location of this future hotel in the very chic 7th arrondissement. In fact, the...

Strategic acquisitions, the expansion of new brands focused on conversion - the current driving force behind hotel development - but also, and above all, the constantly renewed appeal of their historic brands: the world's hotel leaders have played on all these ranges to increase their hotel portfolios and feed their pipelines of new projects....

A business clientele back at roughly 2019 levels, accelerating demand from MICE groups, combined with a leisure clientele that continues to develop at high altitudes: all of this is helping to put a smile on the faces of hotel group managers. The results for 2024, presented in quick succession over the last few days, show...

"The year of the Meetings Maximizer. The Hilton Group predicts another productive year for meetings and corporate events in its latest report on travel trends in 2025. This prediction was made at the same time as the publication of the study "World's Most Welcoming Events". Conducted in partnership with Jason Dorsey, President of the Center...

The highest rate of growth in a century for Hilton, a still powerful development dynamic for Marriott, and a record year for Radisson: 2024 was a year rich in new developments for the world's leading groups. As well as new projects for the years to come, these groups are all presenting...

Hilton is strengthening its offering in Lyon with the announced arrival of four new hotels under a franchise agreement with Lyon-based Arteloge Hôtels & Restaurants, owner of one of Lyon's iconic five-star hotels, the Villa Florentine. This partnership will see the launch in France of one of Hilton's latest brands, Spark, which is positioned in the...

Buoyed by the continuing growth in the number of potential customers around the world, the luxury hotel sector remains a key growth driver for hotel groups. The openings expected next year by Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt and IHG only serve to confirm this. "The global demand for unforgettable stays and sophisticated accommodation is undeniable", says...

What better way to realise its ambitions than by setting up shop in the country's tallest skyscraper, in one of the capital's key projects? The Hilton Group's intention to double its presence in Morocco will be reflected in the launch of its prestigious Waldorf Astoria brand in Morocco in 2025.

The Hilton Group is to roll out its Signia by Hilton brand, focused on MICE events, in the EMEA region for the first time. Having appeared across the Atlantic in Atlanta, Orlando and San José, California, with Indianapolis in the pipeline, Signia will unveil its first address next January in Amman, Jordan. The development will be...

One of Europe's leading hotel investment companies, Covivio currently owns 311 hotels with assets worth €6.4 billion. Located mainly in France, the United Kingdom and Germany, as well as in Southern Europe and the Benelux countries, these hotels are operated by major hotel groups through leases - in 62% of cases - or...

After the strong winds of travel revenge in the leisure sector, business travel and events are taking over to bolster the performance of hotel groups. Accor, IHG, Hilton and Marriott all agree with this assessment, as they announced their third-quarter results and took part in a question-and-answer session with...

New York's hotel icons are each reinventing themselves. Soon, in the spring of 2025, the city will welcome back one of its iconic addresses, the Waldorf Astoria. The largest hotel in the world when it opened in 1931, this monument to American hospitality closed its doors in March 2017. Bankruptcy of its owner, the insurer...

It's obviously the flagship opening that the Hilton group is expecting in 2025: New York's legendary Waldorf Astoria will welcome its first guests next spring after many years of closure. Its renovation has taken a long time since the last event held in its Grand Ballroom at the end of February 2017, delayed in particular by the bankruptcy...

Checking in and finding your way around the hotel, adjusting the room temperature or using the coffee machine, going from one meeting room to another: what seems simple to the average traveller is a challenge to those whose sight is one of the main handicaps. Hence the...

The Vignette Collection is taking to the skies in Dubai. The IHG Group, which is launching this collection of luxury hotels in 2021, has signed a franchise agreement with The First Group to put the brand on the world's tallest tower dedicated entirely to high-end hotels. A 365-metre skyscraper...

Opened for the Munich Olympic Games in 1972, the Hilton Munich Park hotel will soon be taking a long break after some fifty years in business. Only to come back even stronger, following a four-year renovation programme scheduled to reopen in 2029. The rejuvenation of this major business hotel with...

The Hilton Group has found its first home in Germany for its new Spark by Hilton economy brand. "This is an important step in the brand's expansion following its successful launch and rapid growth in the US," said Patrick Fitzgibbon, Hilton's senior vice president of development for the EMEA region. Launched in September...

Monastic luxury and a futuristic silhouette. In just a few days, the city of Nice will have seen the arrival of two new hotels with diametrically opposed styles. Out of respect for the oldest and most luxurious of them all, let's give priority to the Hôtel du Couvent, which took up residence in mid-June within walls imbued with a sense of tranquillity and spirituality...

The Hilton group will be signing a number of firsts in the third quarter of this year, with the arrival this summer of its first hotels in Nepal, Laos and East Timor. From July onwards, business travellers to Kathmandu will find a 173-room Hilton hotel designed for corporate meetings, with...