Hilton Hotels Corporation (HHC) has earmarked five European countries for expansion: Germany, Russia, Italy, Spain and Portugal.
The global hotel chain said it also planned to "focus" on two other European countries, Poland and Turkey.
Under a deal signed in 2007 with a property company, HHC said it would open 50 new hotels in Russia over the next five years.
In ten years, it said it expects to have 70 more hotels in the country, not just in Moscow and St. Petersburg but also in "key" regional cities.
Ten more Hilton hotels will be built in contiental Europe including one at Marid Airport.
Under another deal signed last year, HHC said it also expected to manage 15 new properties, likely to be the Hampton by Hilton and the Hilton Garden Inn brands, in Turkey.
HHC siad it was also espanding in the UK and Ireland with 40 new properties in the next five years.
These would include a new 350-bedroom hotel at Heathrow Airport's new Terminal Five.
The group siad it planned to add 1,000 new hotels in the next decade with 900 with 120,000 bedrooms, already in the pipeline.
Christopher Nassetta, president and ceo of HHC, said: "Expanding our global platform is a strategic priority for Hilton. We are focussing on accelerating the growth of our international management and franchise business.
"In the last year, Hilton has secured eight strategic development agreements representing 200 new hotels in international markets.
"These significant developments are indicative of how we want to grow globally."
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