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Accor’s China ascent

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Tuesday, 02 October 2007

Accor announced last month that it will be opening or developing 62 new hotels in China by 2010.

The new hotel signings take the number of Accor properties scheduled to be open or under development by 2010 to 180.

Accor currently has 50 China properties, and will have three new Beijing hotels before the 2008 Olympics: Novotel and Ibis Phoenix Plaza and Mercure Wanshang Beijing.

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