Hilton’s Tapestry Collection celebates huge milestone

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Tapestry Collection by Hilton ended 2024 with a remarkable milestone, celebrating its 150th hotel opening and paving the way for even greater global expansion.

Country debuts

This was achieved through five bold first-in-country and territory debuts in Australia, Bonaire, Paraguay, Thailand and the United Arab Emirates. 

These standout additions mark an exciting new chapter for the Tapestry Collection and its gathering of independent hotels, each offering guests an original experience across 20 countries and territories.

Continuing its rapid momentum, the Tapestry Collection has expanded its global footprint by an impressive 50% in just two years, growing from 100 hotels in January 2023 to 150 in January 2025. 

“This exciting milestone reflects our commitment to delivering meaningful experiences that resonate with today’s travelers, as we continue growing Hilton’s Lifestyle portfolio,” said Jenna Hackett, senior vice president and global category leader, Hilton Lifestyle Brands. 

Significant openings

With more than 40 openings worldwide expected in 2025, Tapestry Collection is on track to have the most significant number of openings in one year. 

Over 40% of the pipeline is in international destinations, and upcoming debuts are planned for Türkiye; Northern Ireland, United Kingdom; and Umbria, Italy. Additionally, 60 hotels and counting are slated for development beyond 2025.

Tapestry Collection steadily expands its reach by bringing hotel stories to life in off-the-beaten-path locations, including; The Ritus Hotel Istanbul Sultanahmet, The Marcus Portrush and La Rosetta Hotel Perugia.

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