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Global eNewsletter of October 15, 2024 4Hoteliers.com ~ Click title to read the article Tuesday, 15th October 2024
Accor signs Pullman Tokyo Ginza, the GDS: A high-performing distribution channel and more...
Accor signs Pullman Tokyo Ginza Tuesday, 15th October 2024
Accor has announced a landmark signing to introduce its flagship premium brand, Pullman, to the heart of Tokyo’s upscale Ginza district.
The signing of Pullman Tokyo Ginza further enhances Accor’s premium offerings in the country. The hotel is set to open in late 2027.
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The GDS: A High-Performing Distribution Channel Too Many Hotels Overlook Tuesday, 15th October 2024
How important is it to list on the GDS? And how well does the GDS perform compared to other distribution channels?
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