Hilton and Marriott Downplay Potential Ukraine War Impact on Business


Skift Take

Although several hotel executives don't view the war in Ukraine as a drag on European hotel performance at the moment, their tune could change if the conflict continues to makes travel to Europe more difficult.

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Sunday, March 6

The Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York is in the midst of a sweeping residential conversion dubbed the Towers of the Waldorf Astoria, partnering with the White House Historical Association, a nonprofit founded by first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, to preserve the White House’s history. The association will create a presidential library in the storied building set to debut next summer. According to the White House Historical Association, the collection will span more than 500 books and will be continuously updated with new titles. The library will be part of the many attractive amenities offered at the Towers of the Waldorf Astoria, a swimming pool in the former Starlight Roof ballroom, a winter garden with a bar, and a theater.

Skift Note: The original Waldorf's massive overhaul is still delaye