Articles tagged “accor”

From a rising middle class to an aging population, the most powerful leaders in hospitality agree demographics are key.

As it seeks to deepen its market share and broaden its portfolio, Brigade Hotel's IPO plans highlights not just the company’s growth potential, but also the broader optimism surrounding India’s hospitality industry.

Saudi may not hit all its targets, but for CEO Sebastien Bazin, that misses the point: "Even if it’s only half achieved, that’s a remarkable half,” he says.

Despite advance skepticism, the Paris Olympics provided a sugar rush for Accor's hotels. But the company may need more than Olympic-sized live tourism events to sustain its ambitions for rapid growth worldwide.

Microtel by Wyndham will accelerate Wyndham's portfolio growth in India. It is also key to grabbing a share in the emerging markets in India.

Today's podcast looks at Accor’s brand bulk, G Adventures’ solo outing, and Morocco’s World Cup caution.

It's tough keeping track of all of Accor's brands. But CEO Sebastien Bazin says the strategy is working.

Blended travel is increasing, and hybrid work is here to stay. Through its Wojo and Mama Works brands, Accor offers co-working experiences that combine professional productivity, social interaction, and world-class hospitality all under one roof.

Bazin has boosted Accor's global competitiveness by amassing the industry's largest family of brands while improving the hotel group's finances.

More than 65% of Indian population is aged below 35. With increasing spending power, these young travelers make for a large potential traveler base.