Hilton Honors, the award-winning guest loyalty program for Hilton’s
18 hotel brands, can help you save big on your next trip and
Hilton Honors members can earn Points for free hotel nights. Even if you are staying close to home or a far-flung getaway isn’t immediately on the calendar, there are plenty of ways to start earning Hilton Honors Points now in your everyday life.
1. Enjoy a meal from a participating restaurant in the Hilton Honors Dining Program.
Whether dining in or ordering takeout, Hilton Honors members can support local restaurants and earn Points for their next hotel stay. When a member joins the Hilton Honors Dining Program and spends $25 at a participating restaurant within the first 30 days, they earn 1,000 Hilton Honors Points. Members can also earn up to 8 Points for every $1 spent when they dine.
Give Your Employees What They Really Want: Happiness At Work
It may not be very “Valentine-y” to bring this up, but the past year has been one of extreme stress, fear, and uncertainty for employees. While many have finally adjusted to the “new normal,” they are still dealing with plenty of frightening unknowns that make work and everyday life a depressing slog. Chances are
very good that as far as leaders are concerned, employee happiness has taken a back seat to survival.
It’s time for that to change says
Deb Boelkes. Not only is making employees happy the best Valentine’s Day gift you can give them, it will serve you well as we move into recovery.
Tedy Bruschi. You can see the Super Bowl spot here.
“While many families are taking steps to close the chore gap at home, there is still work to be done,” says
Martin Hettich, SVP, P&G Home Care North America. “We believe that who we are at home shapes who we are in the world, and our research shows that when we create more equality at home, there is a positive ripple effect. Relationships improve. Children learn responsibility, respect, and empathy. Parents and children feel more connected. Come Clean to Close the Chore Gap aims to inspire every member of the family to do their part to create more equality at home as a small step towards creating more equality in the world.”