Hilton has just announced a major expansion of its DoubleTree by Hilton brand across Africa, adding three new properties in Togo, Morocco, and the Republic of Congo. Here are the highlights: Debut in Togo: - DoubleTree by Hilton Lomé Airport will be Hilton’s first property in the country. - Located opposite Lomé International Airport, it will feature 165 rooms, a restaurant, café, outdoor pool, spa, fitness center, and flexible meeting spaces. Republic of Congo: - DoubleTree by Hilton Kintele in Brazzaville will open in 2026. - Includes 200 rooms, fitness and spa facilities, multiple dining venues, and West Africa’s largest conference center (75,000 sqm with capacity for 1,500 guests). Morocco: - DoubleTree by Hilton Marrakech La Palmeraie is set to open in 2028. - Resort-style property with 228 rooms, landscaped gardens, pools, spa, paddle court, and proximity to Marrakech’s historic district. Strategic Impact - Hilton now has over 100 hotels in its Africa pipeline, aiming to nearly triple its footprint on the continent. - These signings strengthen Hilton’s presence in North, West, and Central Africa, targeting both business hubs and leisure destinations. - The expansion reflects Hilton’s commitment to supporting Africa’s hospitality sector with local development teams and long-term investment. Brand Context - DoubleTree by Hilton operates 700+ hotels across 61 countries, known for its warm hospitality (including the signature chocolate chip cookie welcome). - In Africa, Hilton has also announced recent DoubleTree signings in Angola, Ethiopia, and Morocco, showing strong momentum.
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