SUSTAINABLE CELEBRATIONS AT HILTON
The New Indian Express|December 24, 2024
A sparkling Christmas tree, carols by the hotel team, and an array of snacks marked the festivities
Vinodh Ramamurthy, general Manager, Hilton Chennai
SUSTAINABLE CELEBRATIONS AT HILTON

HE spirit of Christmas descended upon Hilton Chennai as the hotel hosted its annual Tree Lighting Ceremony, a dazzling affair that seamlessly blended luxury with a commitment to sustainability.

This year's centerpiece was a truly unique Christmas tree, crafted entirely from wood shavings, reflecting the hotel's year-long vision of creating a festive symbol that celebrated both tradition and environmental responsibility.

The creation of this extraordinary tree was a labour of love, involving meticulous planning and execution by the hotel's talented team. Skilled artisans meticulously shaped and arranged the wood shavings, transforming them into a breathtaking masterpiece that captured the essence of the holiday season.

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