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Accor to launch 13 new budget hotels in Singapore

The partnership with Global Premium will bring total inventory to 7,625 rooms.

Hospitality group Accor has inked a deal with Global Premium Hotels (GPHL) to launch 13 Ibis budget hotels in Singapore, the company announced.

Rebranded from existing Fragrance hotels, the budget offerings will be available for booking through the company’s distribution network by 07 October.

The hotels will range in size from 32 to 168 rooms. The two Parc Sovereign hotels will commence renovation plans towards the end of 2019 and will be rebranded into one Mercure and one ibis Styles hotel by mid-2020. 

The partnership brings Accor’s total inventory to 7,625 rooms across 30 hotels, giving the company the distinction as the largest hotel operator in Singapore.

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