Part-Time
Training Manager
Part-time
Updated on 8/6/2026
Hilton Worldwide
10,001+ employees
Global hotel operator of branded properties
Compensation Overview
£26.9k/yr
Glasgow, UK
In Person
On-site in Glasgow; weekend and evening shifts required.
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- Experience in a similar role within hospitality or food and beverage.
- Strong guest focus and commitment to delivering authentic, memorable experiences.
- Excellent communication skills to engage diverse teams and guests.
- Collaborative team player with a positive attitude.
- Flexible and adaptable, able to thrive in a fast-paced environment while remaining calm under pressure.
- Meticulous diary management and structured workplace management.
- The ability to influence Operational Heads of Departments to achieve all training and compliance within their departments.
- Legal Compliance: Ensure strict adherence to all regulations and standards, including allergen management, HACCP, Fire Safety, Licensing, Food Safety, First Aid Training, Pool Plant Training and First Responder; maintain compliance with health, safety and hygiene legislation.
- Driving Guest Experience: Organize and administer all compliance and brand training (excluding leadership development); deliver training using Hilton resources to enhance skills, product knowledge, and guest satisfaction; facilitate annual training plans and calendars, including mandatory compliance training (hotel security, fire regulations, health and safety); collaborate with Heads of Departments to identify training needs based on guest feedback and operational requirements.
- Projects: Lead QA compliance and mandatory annual training initiatives; support fire safety projects and other compliance-related improvements; delivery of any relevant brand training.
- Induction: Delivery of monthly induction for new starts.
Hilton Worldwide Holdings operates a global portfolio of hotels and resorts across brands that cater to different travelers, from luxury to extended-stay. It earns money by owning, leasing, managing, and franchising properties, with revenue coming from room bookings, food and beverage, events, and franchise or management fees; Hilton Honors rewards program incentivizes repeat bookings. The company differentiates itself through a broad brand mix, mixed ownership and operating models, and a strong loyalty program that drives guest retention. Its goal is to grow as a leading global hospitality provider by expanding its brand portfolio, loyalty program, and reliable guest experiences to maximize occupancy, revenue, and shareholder value.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
McLean, Virginia
Founded
1919
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What believers are saying
- India expansion targets 400 hotels by 2030 via 150 Spark and 125 Hampton licensing deals.
- Navan integration enables real-time corporate booking, boosting stock by 16% in 2026.
- 2026 openings in Iceland, Japan, and India capture emerging destination demand beyond gateways.
What critics are saying
- Hyatt's 5x India expansion to 275 hotels by 2030 intensifies developer competition and loyalty pressure.
- No true economy brand lets OYO and Sarovar capture 60% of domestic leisure demand, eroding RevPAR.
- Land delays and 22% construction cost spikes in India may stall 300-hotel target by 2030.
What makes Hilton Worldwide unique
- Hilton operates 28 brands including Waldorf Astoria and Curio, serving diverse segments globally.
- Asset-light model with 9,200 properties relies on franchise and management fees, not ownership.
- Hilton Honors program with 250M members drives direct bookings and loyalty retention across all brands.
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↑ 0%Abhiram menon joins Hilton and Hilton garden inn Bengaluru Embassy techvillage as cluster GM. Abhiram menon has joined Hilton and Hilton garden inn Bengaluru Embassy techvillage, outer ring road (ORR), as the cluster General Manager. In his new role, he will provide strategic direction for the 529-key dual-branded complex, which features 37,000 square feet of banquet space, four food and beverage outlets, a temperature-controlled swimming pool, a yoga deck, a gym and a spa. His priorities will include strengthening operational excellence and commercial performance, enhancing guest experiences, driving sustainable growth and further reinforcing the hotels' position within Bengaluru's corporate travel, dining and events landscape. With more than two decades of hospitality experience, Abhiram brings with him an outstanding track record in leadership, operations, F&B and guest experience excellence. Commenting on his appointment, Abhiram said, "I am honoured to take on this role and lead two distinctive Hilton brands at one of Bengaluru's key business destinations. With no significant new hospitality development on ORR in nearly a decade, this integrated complex presents a compelling one-stop destination for corporate travellers, MICE and events, as well as residents from the surrounding communities. I look forward to working with our teams to build on the complex's strengths, elevate the guest experience and drive sustained commercial and operational performance." Prior to this appointment, Abhiram served as the General Manager of Hilton Bangalore Embassy GolfLinks. Earlier in his career, he held progressively senior leadership positions at Lemon Tree Hotels and IHCL, building extensive expertise across hotel operations, commercial strategy and guest experience. In 2022, he was named Hotelier India's General Manager of the Year - Midscale to Upscale. Abhiram has also completed leadership and business management programmes at Harvard and holds a PGDBA in Sales and Marketing and a Bachelor's degree in Hotel Management.
Patchogue's Hilton hotel adds rooftop pool, presidential suites amid ownership shift. OUR SPONSOR Greater Patchogue coverage is funded in part by New Village at Patchogue, open-concept rental residences with sleek contemporary design. Click here for a tour. Video Muted A rooftop pool. Presidential suites. A bigger event space. The Hilton-branded hotel planned for downtown Patchogue just got a bit of a glow-up - along with an adjustment in ownership. The additions came to light in documents reviewed Wednesday during a public hearing at Patchogue Village's board meeting. Beyond the pool and suites, plans call for a rooftop restaurant and bar, a fitness center, spa and treatment areas, a first-floor café and banquet space, and two first-floor mercantile tenant spaces. The hotel plans now feature 109 guest rooms and 13 residential apartments. The hearing also brought a formal update to the project's ownership. In correspondence to the village's planning board, Yair Yaish and his wife, Heddy, identified themselves as the sole owners of the proposed hotel development, to be built on the former bowling alley site at 138 West Ave. Yaish, previously a partner in the project, now holds full ownership along with his wife. The letter requested that the couple's company, The Watch Hill Hotel Group LLC - 95 percent owned by Yair and 5 percent by Heddy - be named the applicant to the Planning Board. It also served as formal confirmation that Allon Avgi, owner of AVGI, is no longer associated with or involved in the project in any capacity. The hotel, formerly planned as a Tempo by Hilton, is now set to open under Hilton's Tapestry Collection banner. Tapestry hotels are billed as "unique boutique hotels, each rich in cultural charm and deeply connected to its destination," featuring "vibrant designs and one-of-a-kind experiences." Other Tapestry hotels are in New York City; Baltimore; New Haven, Connecticut; and Pennsylvania. Project managers said they hope to break ground on the hotel in October and open in the spring of 2028. The bowling alley that was previously at the location was demolished last year. [Top: Artist renderings of the Hilton-branded hotel coming to Patchogue (JM2 Architecture).] Prior coverage. Your long island news, delivered. Great Eats
Hilton signs multiple Tempo hotels in China. * by Chris Bown * July 31, 2026 Hilton has launched its Tempo brand in China with a fanfare, signing multiple sites with a number of development partners Hilton is determined to launch its lifestyle brand Tempo with a splash in Asia Pacific, starting out in China. Developments in Xiamen, Beijing, Chengdu, and Jiaxing have been signed, setting Tempo out on a growth track that aims to be part of a greater target for Hilton, of having 250 luxury and lifestyle hotels in the region. Deals have been agreed with a variety of development partners, with Hilton opting to spread the opportunity, rather than run with a single licensing or development partner, a path it has previously tested with other brands in China. Growing a new lifestyle brand. Tempo is a relatively new brand in Hilton's growing brand portfolio, having been launched in 2020. The first Tempo opened in Times Square, New York, and openings followed in key US cities including Washington DC, Nashville, Raleigh and Savannah. In Europe, the first Tempo was signed in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The 144 room hotel is slated for opening in late 2026, following conversion of an office building. Further European signings have followed, with Tempo by Hilton Lisbon Parque das Nacoes due to open in early 2027. Also added to the pipeline is Tempo by Hilton Reykjavik, a 150 room new build that will bring the brand to the Icelandic capital. The brand is also making headway in the Middle East. Tempo by Hilton Riyadh Al Narjis will open in early 2029 in Saudi Arabia, part of a twin hotel development that will also feature a DoubleTree by Hilton in the same block. Tempo has been positioned as an "approachable" lifestyle brand, while for owners and operators, it is a limited service model. There is a focus on wellness, both in-room and with a hotel fitness centre. "There was a rising demographic of ambitious and highly discerning travelers that weren't engaging with the category," notes Jon Witter, Hilton's chief customer officer. "With Tempo by Hilton, we are able to reach these influential consumers through a new, elevated yet approachable class of hotels designed to surpass expectations of both customers and owners in truly meaningful ways." Rolling out brands in China. In China, the Tempo brand will be Hilton's fifth lifestyle brand to launch in the country, joining Canopy, Motto and collection brands Curio and Tapestry. The company will open eight hotels in the country during 2026, under its luxury and lifestyle brands. The Curio Collection will open Xi Zhe Wuxi later this year, along with the Shanghai Parkview Hotel in the city's Pudong district. Another hotel is also in the works for the city, Motto by Hilton Shanghai Wuliqiao opening in 2027. Other recent signings in China include the Mountain The Sea Hotel Dali, which will join the Curio Collection, plus a second Curio property in Nanjing. And in Wuxi, the group plans to open a Tapestry Collection hotel with 140 rooms, launching in late 2027.
Hilton expands lifestyle portfolio with three new signings in Thailand and Maldives. 31.07.2026 Hilton is expanding its lifestyle portfolio in Southeast Asia with three new signings in Phuket, Chiang Mai and the Maldives, including the debut of Tapestry Collection by Hilton in the island destination. B2Bhospitality news Hilton continues its lifestyle expansion in Southeast Asia with the signing of three new properties in Thailand and the Maldives, strengthening its presence in the luxury and lifestyle hospitality segments across the region. The new agreements include a Curio Collection by Hilton property in Phuket and two Tapestry Collection by Hilton hotels in Chiang Mai and the Maldives. The signings support Hilton's ambition to exceed 250 luxury and lifestyle hotels across Asia Pacific. The additions also reinforce Hilton's strategy to expand its lifestyle portfolio in Southeast Asia, where the company plans to more than double its luxury and lifestyle presence in response to growing demand for experience-driven stays. Curio Collection by Hilton enters Phuket. Andamanda Voyage, Curio Collection by Hilton, is scheduled to open at the end of 2026 within the Andamanda Waterpark complex in Phuket's Kathu District. The 246-room resort will mark the debut of the Curio Collection brand in Phuket. The property will join a global portfolio of more than 200 Curio Collection hotels, each focused on distinctive design concepts and locally inspired experiences. Guests will have direct access to Andamanda's retail and dining village, while the resort's location provides convenient connections to Phuket Old Town, Patong and Karon beaches, as well as major attractions including Phuket Fantasea and Carnival Magic. The Phuket opening will also complement Hilton's growing presence on the island, including The Rawai Phuket, LXR Hotels & Resorts, scheduled to open in 2027 as the company's first LXR-branded resort in Thailand. Tapestry Collection by Hilton debuts in Chiang Mai. Chiang Mai will welcome its first Tapestry Collection by Hilton property, expanding Hilton's presence in one of Thailand's leading cultural destinations. The hotel will be located in the city's historic Old Town, a UNESCO-recognised area surrounded by ancient moats and more than 300 temples. The property will occupy a heritage building that reflects Northern Thai architectural traditions. Discover more B2B hospitality news Asia travel deals With 65 rooms, the hotel will feature locally inspired design and food and beverage concepts. Its location will provide access to cultural landmarks, historic temples, walking streets and local markets. First Tapestry Collection property announced for Maldives. Coco de Mer Maldives, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, will introduce the brand to the Maldives when it opens in June 2027. The 75-room resort will offer a combination of premium experiences and accessibility, providing guests with an independent hospitality concept inspired by the character of the destination. Located approximately 25 minutes by speedboat from Malé, the resort will offer access from Velana International Airport. Facilities will include dining concepts, a wellness centre, a sea sports centre and pickleball courts. Hilton strengthens Southeast Asia lifestyle strategy. Alexandra Murray, vice president and regional head of South East Asia at Hilton, said: "Thailand and the Maldives have long been lifestyle powerhouses in South East Asia, and these signings provide new opportunities to showcase our independent-spirited brands. Tapestry Collection and Curio Collection are a natural fit for these destinations where guests seek not just accommodation, but experiences rooted in place. These signings reinforce our commitment to bringing the right brands to the right markets, as we continue to grow our lifestyle presence across key destinations." B2Bhospitality news The new projects follow the recent opening of Kahavadi Chiang Rai, Curio Collection by Hilton, as well as the upcoming openings of Canopy Bangkok Sukhumvit and Nivata Koh Samui, Tapestry Collection by Hilton. Maria Ariizumi, vice president, development, South East Asia, Hilton, added: "We continue to see strong interest from owners in South East Asia for lifestyle brands, supported by solid market fundamentals and evolving traveler demand. These signings allow us to broaden our presence in high-demand destinations, where we see clear opportunities to scale our award-winning brands alongside trusted local partners and unlock new opportunities in both resort and cultural destinations." Curio Collection by Hilton and Tapestry Collection by Hilton properties participate in Hilton Honors, Hilton's guest loyalty programme covering the company's global hotel brands. Tatiana is the news co-ordinator for TravelDailyNews Media Network (traveldailynews.gr, traveldailynews.com and traveldailynews. asia). Her role includes to monitor the hundrends of news sources of TravelDailyNews Media Network and skim the most important according to its strategy. She holds a Bachelor degree in Communication & Mass Media from Panteion University of Political & Social Studies of Athens and she has been editor and editor-in-chief in various economic magazines and newspapers.
Hilton is taking over a popular Hyatt all-inclusive resort in Cancun. July 29, 2026 The cards The Points Guy, LLC feature here are from partners who compensate The Points Guy, LLC when you are approved through its site, and this may impact how or where these products appear. The Points Guy, LLC don't cover all available credit cards, but its analysis, reviews, and opinions are entirely from its editorial team. Terms apply to the offers listed on this page. Please view its advertising policy and product review methodology for more information. At the end of October of this year, Hilton will take over a popular Hyatt all-inclusive resort, bolstering the company's all-inclusive portfolio and giving Hilton Honors members a new place to enjoy a know-what-you-pay-up-front vacation. And all just in time to escape the cool fall air. On Oct. 31, the Breathless Cancún Soul Resort & Spa will transform into Amàre Cancun Adults Only All-Inclusive Resort, Curio by Hilton, located on Cancun's popular Boulevard Kukulcan between the Caribbean Sea and Nichupte Lagoon. Ahead of its reopening, "the beachfront resort will complete a series of brand integration initiatives, including enhancements to select public areas and food and beverage offerings," according to a statement from Hilton. The hotel's 429 rooms and suites seem to be staying the same, all featuring a light and airy design, balconies and views of either the Nichupté Lagoon or the crystalline sea. Discover top hotel deals and expert reviews with its. Spread across two towers with rooftop pools (plus a third pool on the ground level), the Hilton resort will offer nine bars and nine restaurants, including "standout dining concepts developed with Michelin-starred chefs that blend Mediterranean technique with Mexican ingredients and Latin American flavors." A coffee shop will also be open to provide a quick caffeine fix. Guests can also take advantage of curated experiences, like "signature sunrise and golden-hour rituals, Mediterranean-inspired wellness programming, and a sophisticated entertainment concept shaped by resident DJs and live performers." Find flights for up to 90% fewer points point.me finds the best award flight deals by automatically searching 150+ airlines, cards and loyalty programs. TPG Daily subscribers get an exclusive offer on a Premium annual plan. There's also a spa, 10,000 square feet of meeting space and a fitness center. "With Amàre Cancun, we are adding a distinctive adults-only all-inclusive resort to our portfolio," Pablo Maturana, a Hilton vice president for Caribbean and Latin America, said in the statement. How to book Amàre Cancun Adults Only All-Inclusive Resort, Curio by Hilton. Opening rates for Hilton's newest all-inclusive resort start around $308 per night, based on double occupancy. Hilton Honors members can book from 89,000 points. Related reading: