Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. is recognized as one of the world's largest hotel companies, owning, renting, managing, developing, and franchising hotels and resorts. Management and Franchise, as well as Ownership, are the two segments through which they operate and remain vibrant. Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc., based in McLean, Virginia, was formed in 1919. When it comes to Hilton ESG metrics, they have a low ESG risk, medium exposure to material ESG issues, and a strong score in managing those ESG issues. The company faces specific material ESG issues related to data privacy and cybersecurity, human capital, water use, and product governance. They have had controversies regarding quality and safety, labour relations, and human rights. Their sustainability targets include a decarbonisation target by 2030, and their net zero emissions goals do not align with the Paris Agreement (strongly misaligned). Gender Equality and Reduced Inequalities are the only sustainable development goals that the company is aligned with so far. The company gives a lot of support to communities and importance to the planet and sees environmental, social, and governance (ESG) as critical responsibility of their business for generations. The hotel business continues to remain among the favorites for travelers while choosing their destinations. Check out Hilton's latest ESG report for more information on their ESG journey and other sustainability metrics and content.