Singapore — August 8, 2025
In short: Hilton joins Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network in Singapore.
Hilton Joins Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Network in Singapore
Hilton has partnered with the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program in Singapore, training staff at its four Singapore hotels to recognize and assist guests with non-visible disabilities. The Sunflower symbol, typically worn as a lanyard or badge, indicates that a person may have a non-visible disability requiring additional support. Hilton’s four Singapore properties—Conrad Singapore Marina Bay, Conrad Singapore Orchard, Hilton Singapore Orchard, and Hilton Garden Inn Singapore Serangoon—have implemented the program.
Key Details
- Hilton Singapore hotels are now part of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network.
- Staff have completed training to identify and support guests with the Sunflower symbol.
- The program supports individuals with non-visible disabilities.
What Travel Professionals Should Know
TMCs managing Singapore accounts should be aware that Hilton’s Singapore hotels now provide support for guests with non-visible disabilities through the Sunflower program. This initiative may influence travel planning for guests with hidden disabilities, potentially increasing demand for accessible accommodations in Hilton properties. Travel professionals should verify the availability of Sunflower badges and trained staff when booking rooms at these hotels.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program?
A program that supports individuals with non-visible disabilities by recognizing the Sunflower symbol and providing additional assistance.
Which travel trade segments does this affect?
This primarily affects travel managers and corporate accounts handling business travel to Singapore, as well as hotel sales teams focusing on Hilton properties in the city.
When does this take effect?
The program is now active, with staff trained as of August 8, 2025.
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