Hilton says it continues to manage the state owned Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre under a recently signed agreement, Guardian Media reports from an email response to its investigations desk. The operator’s message is that hotel business continues while the government pursues plans to sell the property.
Guardian distinguishes the management agreement from ownership decisions, which Hilton referred back to the owner. The government’s intention to invite buyer interest is not evidence that a sale has closed. Property analyst Afra Raymond also raised questions about the state’s recent acquisition and its undisclosed price. Those questions remain attributed to him, rather than findings of wrongdoing.
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