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Accor recruiting 12,000 temporary workers to help accommodate Qatar’s World Cup fans

Accor recruiting 12,000 temporary workers to help accommodate Qatar’s World Cup fans

  • Qatar hopes to attract 1.2 million visitors, nearly half of its population, during the 28-day tournament in November and December
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Accor’s Hyde to open first international property in Dubai

Accor’s Hyde to open first international property in Dubai

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French hotel group Accor joins UAE-led initiative to help unemployed African women

French hotel group Accor joins UAE-led initiative to help unemployed African women

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Alwaleed-backed AccorHotels closes in on property deal

Alwaleed-backed AccorHotels closes in on property deal

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