Accor (worldwide) group is the world's largest hotel and tourism company. Over the last three decades, Accor has built a network that comprises 4,000 hotels in 90 countries.

    Accor continues to grow rapidly through acquisition of hotel groups and the award of management contracts. The growth is based on Accor's unique international position in the market place, with its renowned main brands - Sofitel (deluxe), Grand Mercure (Stylish), Novotel (first class), Mercure (a multi-tiered mid-market brand) and Ibis (economy class) serving all segments of the business and leisure hospitality markets, from budget to luxury.

    With a network of 280 properties and over 49,705 rooms throughout Asia and the Pacific, Accor hotels can now be found in 16 countries: Australia, New Zealand, New Caledonia, Fiji, French Polynesia, China, Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and Japan.

    Accor currently operates a total of 34 hotels in china with over 50 hotels under development. All Accor hotels are situated in major metropolitan areas and gateway cities around the country.

    Accor's major corporate offices in Asia Pacific region are located in Sydney and Bangkok. Accor's China corporate office in Shanghai serves the function of coordinating hotel operations and development in China.