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AccorHotels is still struggling to make Onefinestay and John Paul profitable
10/19/2018|5:01:32 PM|
The current short-term rental business is very important to the overall development of AccorHotels despite being small numbers.
Accor CEO to doubters in Asia: our brand-heavy strategy is working
10/22/2019|6:00:47 PM|
Having more brands when cheap money is chasing real estate is good for Accor, but may not be for its hotel owners.
Flight Centre invests in Jay Walker’s biz travel company Upside
04/09/2019|5:28:38 PM|
According to Flight Centre, there’s lots of different solutions out there and sometimes a JV works better than an acquisition.
Hotels finally embrace homesharing: now what?
01/06/2019|11:03:04 AM|
Just as challenging as it is for Airbnb to offer more hotel-like options, it seems in some ways even more daunting for hotel companies to start offering more Airbnb-like accommodations.
AccorHotels buys majority stake in boutique lifestyle chain 21c Museum Hotels
08/01/2018|12:47:55 PM|
Even though AccorHotels recently revealed it took a $288 million hit on its 2016 acquisitions of luxury homesharing platform Onefinestay and concierge provider John Paul, it hasn’t deterred the company’s shopping spree.
Accor buys tech-savvy private concierge and loyalty business
07/28/2016|11:56:37 AM|
AccorHotels continues its acquisition spree, entering into exclusive negotiations to take over John Paul, a technology-enabled private concierge and loyalty services business.
A busy year for travel acquisitions, lodging deals dominating
10/10/2016|9:21:00 AM|
While Expedia Inc.’s buying spree created most of the mergers and acquisitions buzz last year, 2016 has been a quieter year for mega online travel agency acquisitions and the focus has shifted to hotel and other hospitality tech company acquisitions so far this year.
Aviation giants confident in Chinese market's growth potential
02/19/2016|8:37:36 AM|
Boeing says Chinese airlines will require about 6,330 new planes worth around 950 billion U.S. dollars over the next two decades, which accounts for about 17 percent of the global total; meanwhile, Airbus expects China to require about 5,400 new planes, comprising 40 percent of deliveries for the whole Asia Pacific region.
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