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Marriott is named to the FORTUNE “100 Best Companies to Work For®” list for the 19th consecutive year.* Starwood makes history as the first U.S.-based hospitality company to
Marriott enters Sub-Saharan Africa with Protea Hotels acquisition. Starwood launches SPG Keyless, the industry’s first truly mobile and keyless entry system. Aloft Hotels introduces A.L.O. as the hotel brand’s first Botlr, a robotic butler. Marriott leads globally in giving guests the choice to check in from their mobile phones. Marriott acquires Delta Hotels & Resorts in Canada, the country’s leading lodging brand. Starwood launches Tribute Portfolio, the company’s 10th brand, allowing guests and owners to “stay independ- ent” while enjoying the benefits of SPG.
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Starwood celebrates the opening of its 1,000th hotel, the Sheraton Qiandao Lake Resort, located on the shores of China’s famed Qiandao Lake. W Hotels expands from a U.S. phenom - enon to a global design powerhouse with openings in Doha, Qatar; Santiago, Chile; and Barcelona, Spain. Marriott introduces the Autograph Collection. AC Hotels by Marriott is introduced in Europe. New York City becomes the first city in the world to fly all nine Starwood brand flags.
enter Cuba in nearly 60 years. Marriott International acquires Starwood Hotels & Resorts.
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Marriott International unveiled Marriott Bonvoy, the new loyalty brand replacing the current loyalty brands – Marriott Rewards, The Ritz-Carlton Rewards and Starwood Preferred Guest (SPG). Anthony Capuano becomes Chief Executive Officer and Stephanie Linnartz becomes President of Marriott International.
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Arne Sorenson becomes president and CEO, the company’s third CEO in 85 years and the first without the surname Marriott.
Marriott debuts Moxy Hotels, a new brand catering to millennials.
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