Washington Business Journal: Here’s what Hilton’s CEO had to say about Waldorf Astoria replacing Trump’s D.C. hotel

By Editor On Dec 8, 2021 Last updated Dec 8, 2021

Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. CEO Chris Nassetta made his first comments on reports his company will step in to manage the Trump International Hotel in D.C. as a Waldorf-Astoria property after its sale to CGI Merchant Group goes through, telling David Rubenstein on his Bloomberg TV program that talk over a management deal remains ongoing.

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