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First Hilton Hotels Property Signed On Jordan's Dead Sea Coast

Hilton Worldwide Signs Management Agreement With Dead Sea Resorts PSC For 285-Room Resort Opening Q4 2013, And King Hussein Bin Talal Convention Centre


Hilton Worldwide has signed a Management Agreement with Dead Sea Resorts PSC for the new-build Hilton Dead Sea Resort & Spa in Jordan, scheduled to open in Q4 2013, as well as the existing King Hussein Bin Talal Convention Centre.

The 285-room new-build waterfront resort is located on the east coast of Jordan overlooking the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. The property is adjacent and linked to the King Hussein Bin Talal Convention Centre, a state-of-the-art meetings facility famed for hosting the 2009 World Economic Forum on the Middle East. Hilton Worldwide will start operating the convention centre soon.

Hilton Dead Sea Resort & Spa is part of Emaar International Jordan's Samarah Dead Sea Resort, an integrated community which, aside from the hotel, will house 1,000 residences, retail and leisure facilities. The hotel's location within this development is the North Rift, adjacent to a Wadi (a valley) on the Dead Sea waterfront.

"We are delighted to have signed this management agreement with Dead Sea Resorts PSC for our first property on the Dead Sea. This stunning resort will truly complement our two hotels under construction in Amman and Aqaba. Jordan is an important market for us in our regional development strategy, and we look forward to providing business and leisure travellers with group offers linking the three destinations," said Christopher J. Nassetta, President and CEO of Hilton Worldwide.

Hilton Dead Sea Resort & Spa will feature seven food and beverage outlets including three restaurants (all-day dining, and two specialty outlets) and four bars. Leisure facilities include a health club, spa, outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts and a kids club.

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