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SearchHilton shares will stop trading on the New York Stock Exchange after the close on November 4, 2026, and begin trading on Nasdaq the following morning. The company says shareholders do not need to take any action and that the move does not change its strategy.
Hilton Worldwide Holdings will transfer the listing of its common stock from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to Nasdaq. Trading on the new market will begin at the opening on November 5, 2026, and the stock will retain its ticker symbol, HLT. Shares will continue to trade on the NYSE through the close of the November 4 session.
Hilton says shareholders do not need to take any action because of the transfer. The company also says the market change does not alter its business strategy, capital-allocation priorities, or operational commitments.
Hilton President and CEO Chris Nassetta linked the decision to the growth and innovation profile the company associates with Nasdaq. He highlighted factors including the asset-light business model—with a structure that limits direct ownership of hotel assets—and investments in technology. The choice of listing venue, by itself, does not represent an announced change to hotel operations or the company’s direction.
Hilton has highlighted initiatives such as artificial intelligence tools for travel planning and the modernization of its digital platform, including the implementation of personalized guest messaging. The company presents these investments as part of its efforts to better connect the travel experience and support hotel owners’ efficiency; it has not announced that the move to Nasdaq is the reason for these initiatives.
The scale Hilton has reached since returning to the public markets in 2013 provides context for the decision: the company grew from 10 brands and about 4,100 hotels in 90 countries and territories to 28 brands and more than 9,400 properties in 144 countries and territories. Its Hilton Honors loyalty program has more than 260 million members. These figures describe the company’s expansion but do not, by themselves, imply a forecast for its stock performance.
In short, the announced move changes the market where HLT will be listed and the date trading begins on Nasdaq. Hilton says it requires no action from investors and does not change the company’s strategic or financial priorities.
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