15th February 2024 Accor / Qualmark
Accor is working to certify all of its New Zealand hotels, resorts and apartments as Qualmark Gold Standard Sustainable Tourism Businesses.
The $200m Te Arikinui Pullman Auckland Airport Hotel has opened to guests.
Accor says it has reached a milestone in its franchise partnerships with 120 hotels representing more than 10,000 rooms across Australia and New Zealand.
Sofitel Auckland Viaduct Harbour and Pullman Auckland are amongst the recipients of a total A$300m in hotel renovations and refurbishments by Accor Pacific since 2022.
Tandem Travel has selected Accor to be its preferred hotel supplier for their corporate, SME, sport, entertainment and group travel in New Zealand.
Accor Pacific is expanding its diversity policy for employees with the introduction of what it calls an industry-leading gender transitioning policy.
With new hotels and brands coming, the country’s largest hotel operator is already looking to fill about 300 vacancies in NZ.
Accor’s Mövenpick Hotel is now open for business in Wellington’s The Terrace, where guests can experience a chocolate hour, a 24-hour sundae service and free ice cream for kids.
New Zealand’s biggest hotel operator has signed-up one of the country’s biggest female rugby stars to promote the brand.
Accor Hotels will pay at least the living wage of $22.75 per hour to all of its staff.
French giant AccorHotels’ proposed A$1.2bn (NZ$1.3bn) takeover of Australia’s Mantra Group looks set to go ahead creating a 50,000 room behemoth in the Asia Pacific room.
The Commerce Commission could investigate French giant AccorHotel’s proposed A$1.2bn (NZ$1.3bn) takeover of Australia’s Mantra Group if the deal substantially reduces competition in the New Zealand hotel operator market.
Europe’s largest hotel group, Accor, has made a US$930m (NZ$1.3bn) bid for Australia’s Mantra Group, which could see a number of New Zealand assets change hands.