Accor Builds Caution Into Outlook Over France Unrest and Middle East
Accor is guiding to a flat fourth quarter globally, partly out of caution after France's recent riots and uncertainty about wars in the Middle East.
Skift reports: Accor is guiding to a flat fourth quarter globally, partly out of caution after France's recent riots and uncertainty about wars in the Middle East.
This travel story centres on France. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Middle East, Outlook Over France Unrest and Accor Builds Caution Into.
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