Ikhlass will oversee initiatives across MICE, corporate, and leisure markets, deepening the property’s market penetration.
Tickets for the Lagos–Accra–Lagos and Abuja–Accra–Abuja routes are now available on the United Nigeria Airlines booking portal and through travel agents.
Operating under a 25-year usufruct agreement on land owned by Sharkia National Food Company, the initiative supports Egypt’s food security goals by expanding national storage capacity and enhancing supply chain efficiency crucial for restaurants, hotels, and catering services.
The event is an integral aspect of Saudi Arabia’s broad cultural and economic transformation under Vision 2030, driving investment in entertainment infrastructure and promoting homegrown talent.
Overall, Hilton’s efforts align closely with Saudi Vision 2030, supporting tourism growth, job creation, and enhanced hospitality offerings across the Kingdom, where Hilton currently operates 21 hotels and has 83 more in the pipeline.
This new hotel marks Aleph Hospitality’s fifth managed property in Kenya, emphasizing its commitment to operational excellence and growth in the East African market.
The new Bahrain venture offers comprehensive, turnkey outsourcing, covering staffing from executive housekeepers to room attendants, alongside supervision, training, supplies, and equipment.
The three hotels will include the Waldorf Astoria Muscat Al Husn, Hilton Muscat Al Bandar, and DoubleTree by Hilton Muscat Al Waha.
The average occupancy rate across all accommodation categories year-to-date reached 68%, a 2.4 percentage point improvement over last year.
The new flight MK440 departs Mauritius on Wednesdays at 22:05, arriving in Perth at 09:10 the next morning, while the return flight MK441 departs Perth on Thursdays at 13:05 and arrives back in Mauritius at 17:10.