Accor Is Expanding Hotel Footprint in North America
Skift Take
Accor had a record year in 2021 for signings in North and Central America, and its ambitious plans in the region are worth watching. Plus, a hot debate on integrated resorts, and other news.
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Sunday, June 5After a record-breaking year for signings in North and Central America in 2021, Accor is steadfastly continuing to grow its diverse global portfolio, and emphasizing its ambitious commitment to development in North and Central America with a strong pipeline of 25 hotels that together have 4,073 rooms. Today, lifestyle, ultra-luxury, luxury, and premium brands; collections, including the recently launched Emblems Collection, and the group’s all-inclusive platform are driving Accor’s future growth. The Group recently announced the upcoming reveal of the first Sofitel Legend, in North and Central America, with the debut of Sofitel Legend Casco Viejo Panama in fall 2022. Novotel Mexico City WTC is due to open this year as well. Looking further ahead into 2023,
