Hilton Celebrates Regional Recognition with Great Place to Work® Wins Across Australasia

SYDNEY, Australia – Hilton has proudly been named the #1 Best Workplace in Australia™ 2025 by Great Place to Work® in the category of companies with over 1,000 employees. This milestone recognition reflects Hilton’s enduring commitment to creating a purpose-driven, people-first culture that empowers team members across Australasia.

This milestone comes as Hilton proudly celebrates Great Place to Work certification across all four countries in its Australasia region - Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, and Papua New Guinea - a testament to the company’s strong workplace culture, inclusive values, and the dedication of its team members.

This recognition also comes at a pivotal moment for Hilton in Australasia, as the company expands its footprint with the upcoming openings of Hilton Garden Inn Suva, DoubleTree by Hilton Auckland, and Waldorf Astoria Sydney. As Hilton continues to grow in key destinations across the region, this accolade further strengthens its reputation as a people-focused employer, committed to building exceptional careers and attracting top talent in a dynamic hospitality landscape.

“These achievements reflect the deep trust our team members place in Hilton, and the culture we’ve built together,” said Paul Hutton, area vice president and head of Australasia, Hilton. “We’re incredibly proud to once again be recognised as a Great Place to Work. This is a testament to our commitment to listening, growing together, and creating a workplace where every team member feels supported, valued, and inspired. We know that building a great place to work takes more than policy - it takes people. We’re proud of what we’ve achieved together, and we’re just getting started.”

From hotel operations and culinary arts, to sales, marketing, and corporate roles, Hilton offers career pathways that are as diverse as the people who bring hospitality to life. The company’s culture is rooted in inclusive leadership, recognition, and a shared sense of purpose that drives teams to deliver meaningful experiences for guests and colleagues alike.

Mary Hogg, senior director, Human Resources Australasia, Hilton, said, “This recognition is a celebration of our people, and the careers they’re building here. Hospitality is a dynamic and rewarding industry with endless opportunities. At Hilton, whether you start at the front desk, in housekeeping, or in a specialist function, we support your journey every step of the way.”

To support team members in thriving both personally and professionally, Hilton offers a range of global and regional programs that promote well-being, career development, and inclusion. These include Thrive at Hilton, a holistic framework for physical, mental, and financial wellness; Lead@Hilton, a global learning platform for leadership development; Care for All, an industry-leading caregiving support initiative; Careers@Hilton, which raises awareness of hospitality career opportunities for young people; and Go Hilton, the company’s popular travel program that allows team members across all roles and regions to explore the world and recharge.