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Hilton Garden Inn Hotel (HGI) Lusaka Society Business Park signs partnership with two local creative agencies

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Samba Yonga (Principal Consultant – Ku-Atenga Media), Kudzayi Nheweyembwa (General Manager – Hilton Garden Inn Lusaka), Mildred Kaunda (Managing Director – Cutting Edge), Thabani Ndlovu (Director of Sales – Hilton Garden Inn Lusaka)

Hilton Garden Inn Hotel – Lusaka Society Business Park (HGI) has today signed a partnership with two local Zambian creative agencies to manage the soon-to-be-opened hotel’s public relations and marketing portfolio. The partnership was formalised this morning at a signing ceremony held at HGI’s offices at Levy Business Park, where the three parties created a road-map leading to the eventual launch of the hotel. Cutting Edge and Ku-Atenga Media will be managing the public relations and corporate marketing respectively.

The rich historical local narrative of the building combined with the strong international Hilton Hotels brand is expected to contribute to Lusaka’s CBD on-going transformation. The much-anticipated opening of the hotel is slated for first quarter of 2018 and will occupy the iconic Society Building House in the central business district of Lusaka.

6 COMMENTS

  1. Yes that place looks beautiful. Thanks to the Rupiah Banda administration. It started under RB in case some people have forgotten

    • @True Patriot true started by RB but also probably the most expensive renovation in the world! They should have simply control blasted the building off and put up 2 brand new similar structures. Runaway RB’s son chewed the rest ka!

  2. Whoever started it doesn’t matter boss, all past and present presidents are servants of the Zambian people and what they achieve for the nation is not personal.The only hurdle
    the owners of this wonderful hotel will have to deal with are the vendors who make the CBD look like a refugee camp.

  3. @ MB and George Reader; agree with you; very expensive renovations; smells corruption; will be interesting to see how many tourists will be surrounded by street vendors;

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