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Megaworld signs agreement with Accor to bring Mercure to the Philippines
Accor expands its presence in the Philippines through an agreement with Megaworld, the country's largest township developer and operator of homegrown hotel brands. The partnership brings Accor’s Mercure brand to the Philippines through the opening of the Mercure Mactan Cebu in the fourth quarter of this year. This latest signing reflects Accor's commitment to expanding its footprint across established and emerging destinations in Asia, adding 550 keys to the Group's portfolio in the region. Accor chief development officer in Asia Andrew Langdon said: “We are accelerating the growth of our Premium, Midscale & Economy (PM&E) Division with a focused strategy to expand in sought-after destinations across Asia. The Philippines remains a vital market for us, and the signing of Mercure Mactan Cebu is fully aligned with our ambition to meet the growing demand for hotels that serve both leisure and business travellers, driven by the continued rise of bleisure travel. With Mactan-Cebu International Airport among the country's leading gateways, Cebu is fast emerging as a preferred destination for domestic and international visitors. We are proud to bring this locally inspired hotel to life in collaboration with Megaworld, a leading urban community developer with a strong track record of uplifting communities and contributing to national progress.” For her part, Megaworld Hotels & Resorts managing director Cleofe Albiso remarked: “By combining Megaworld's local expertise with Accor's global leadership in hospitality, we aim to redefine Cebu's tourism landscape. Mercure Mactan Cebu will not only enhance the Mactan Newtown development as a destination of choice but also play a pivotal role in driving tourism growth and stimulating the local economy. We are excited to create a landmark that will elevate Cebu's reputation as a vibrant hub for MICE and leisure.” A new addition to a southern destination Mercure Mactan Cebu is located in Megaworld's 30-hectare mixed-use township. The Mactan Newtown in Lapu-Lapu City, which features the Mactan Newtown Beach, office buildings, retail outlets, and residential condominiums. Also in the township is the Mactan Expo, which is poised to become a major hub for meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE), while offering strong leisure appeal for both Asian and domestic travellers. Mercure Hotels offer more than just accommodations: they are a warm invitation to discover the locale, ensuring guests are instantly immersed in a locally inspired atmosphere that reflects the unique essence of each destination. Mercure Mactan Cebu, in particular, will immerse guests in the vivid Filipino culture through its décor and dining experiences. Nestled on a scenic seaside ridge, the hotel will offer an all-day dining restaurant, bars, a swimming pool, a fitness centre, a business lounge and versatile indoor and outdoor event spaces.
Mercure Khamis Mushait opens with 93 keys in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Mercure, a locally-inspired brand from Accor, announces the opening of Mercure Khamis Mushait in the Aseer region, under the management of Amsa Hospitality. Located 15 kilometers away from Abha International Airport, the hotel is the first internationally branded hotel in Khamis Mushait offering 93 modern and comfortable rooms. Infused with Mercure’s signature warmth and deep connection to place, the hotel blends authentic Saudi hospitality with the rich cultural offerings of the Aseer region. Designed for business and leisure travelers, Mercure Khamis Mushait features an all-day dining restaurant, a coffee shop, a modern gym, an indoor swimming pool, and a fully equipped meeting room. Guests can also enjoy the convenience of 24/7 in-room dining and laundry services. The hotel’s design incorporates locally-inspired elements, with thoughtfully curated interiors across its rooms and public spaces that pay tribute to the region’s cultural richness. Since its founding in 1973, Mercure has been dedicated to unveiling the treasures surrounding each address, creating a truly local experience for guests. Through its “Discover Local” programme, Mercure ensures that guests are instantly immersed in a locally inspired atmosphere. The brand has recently achieved a historic milestone by surpassing 1,000 hotels worldwide. Hameed Ali, General Manager, said: “We take immense pride in bringing Mercure’s renowned hospitality to the Aseer region. Our dedicated team is committed to providing guests with a unique blend of local character and exceptional service, whether visiting for business or leisure.” Aamir Riaz, Chief Operating Officer of Amsa Hospitality, said: “We at Amsa Hospitality are beyond delighted to start welcoming guests to Mercure Khamis Mushait. We thank the Accor team for their excellent collaboration and look forward to continuing our work together to make sure our guests experience the warmth of Mercure.” Paul Stevens, Chief Operating Officer of Accor’s Premium, Midscale, and Economy Division in the Middle East, commented: “The rising demand for midscale and economy brands in Saudi Arabia’s secondary cities highlights the nation’s rapidly evolving hospitality landscape. Mercure Khamis Mushait is a key milestone in Accor’s commitment to expanding its footprint in alignment with Vision 2030 enhancing tourism and economic diversification. As the first opening under the master development agreement with Amsa Hospitality, it paves the way for additional hotels in key cities like Ha’il, Jubail, and Al-Ula. Together, we are bringing our globally recognized brands, including Handwritten Collection, ibis Styles, Mercure, and Novotel closer to travelers seeking quality, comfort, and local authenticity.” To celebrate its opening, members of ALL - Accor’s award winning loyalty programme, can take advantage of 20% savings on the best available rate and 4Xbonus reward points. The offer is available until 31 August 2025, with a flexible cancellation policy and blackout dates, including Eid Al Adha. Mercure Khamis Mushait is owned by Amsa Hospitality and is the first hotel to open under the master development agreement with Accor.
Mercure Lucknow Gomti Nagar opens with 109 keys in Uttar Pradesh
Mercure, dedicated to celebrating local experiences since 1973, continues its growth in India with the opening of Mercure Lucknow Gomti Nagar, a gateway to the multicultural capital of Uttar Pradesh. Capturing the essence of Awadhi heritage, Mercure Lucknow Gomti Nagar invites travellers to immerse themselves in the city's rich history and craftsmanship. The lobby draws inspiration from the city's traditional Chikankari embroidery, an intricate craft originating from Mughal architectural carvings, creating an inviting space that reflects Lucknow's rich cultural legacy. Each of the 109 rooms and suites features thoughtful design elements that capture the spirit of the city. Mercure Lucknow Gomti Nagar presents a diverse culinary experience across its three dining venues. SENSES, an all-day dining restaurant, serves regional specialties and international favourites. LEVEL 7, the rooftop bar, offers innovative cocktails paired with panoramic city views, while Citrique, the stylish lobby bar, provides a warm and relaxed setting for casual gatherings. The hotel is an exceptional venue for events, featuring two versatile banquet halls and a spacious meeting room, supported by a dedicated events team offering personalised services. Garth Simmons, Chief Operating Officer, Premium, Midscale & Economy Division, Asia at Accor, commented: “With travellers increasingly seeking deeper, more meaningful connections beyond mainstream destinations, culturally rich cities like Lucknow are stepping into the spotlight. Recognising this shift, Accor is accelerating its expansion in high-potential cities across Asia, creating more opportunities for global travellers to embark on immersive and transformative journeys. Mercure Lucknow Gomti Nagar, with its locally inspired design and warm hospitality, serves as an ideal base for travellers to discover the city while enjoying modern comfort.” Amit Kapoor, General Manager at Mercure Lucknow Gomti Nagar, expressed excitement about the opening, “As a modern and comfortable base for exploration, the hotel seamlessly blends contemporary convenience with local character. We look forward to welcoming guests on a journey of discovery, fostering meaningful connections in this culturally rich destination.” Conveniently located just 20 minutes from Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport, the hotel offers easy access to key business hubs, including Ekana Stadium, as well as Lucknow's architectural landmarks, bustling markets, and vibrant entertainment districts. With seamless connectivity via the Amar Shaheed Path express highway, guests can explore not only Lucknow but also the sacred city of Ayodhya. Members of ALL, Accor's all-in-one booking platform and award-winning loyalty program, can enjoy exclusive benefits and earn reward points during their stay at Mercure Lucknow Gomti Nagar. These points can be redeemed for future stays, dining, and unique experiences across Accor's global network.
Mercure makes its East Java debut with the Mercure Madiun
Global hotel brand Mercure has debuted in East Java with the recent opening of the Mercure Madiun. The new hotel offers guests a warm and culturally immersive experience in East Java. Inspired by the city's railway heritage, the hotel blends contemporary comfort with design elements reflecting Madiun's rich history, offering guests a genuine connection to the locale. According to Accor’s chief operating officer for its premium, midscale and economy division Garth Simmons: “The opening of Mercure Madiun marks an exciting milestone for Accor as we continue to expand our footprint in Indonesia. This new property not only enhances our growing presence in East Java but also reinforces our commitment to offering memorable hospitality experiences rooted in local culture. We look forward to welcoming guests to discover Madiun's unique charm through the distinctive Mercure lens.” An excellent urban retreat Strategically located near the INKA Railway Museum, Madiun Train Station, and the bustling Alun-Alun, Mercure Madiun offers easy access to key business districts, government offices, shopping centres, and culinary hotspots. Whether travelling for business or leisure, guests can experience the vibrant energy of Madiun while enjoying the brand's signature hospitality. Mercure Madiun features 153 modern guest rooms, ranging from well-appointed Deluxe Rooms to the elegant Privilege Suite Rooms. The hotel's design concept takes inspiration from Madiun's locomotive industry, with artistic details woven throughout the interiors, creating a dynamic and energetic ambiance. For those looking to relax and unwind, the hotel boasts a swimming pool, a well-equipped fitness centre, and a dedicated Kids Club, ensuring an enjoyable stay for families and business travellers alike. Dining in the City of Warriors Honouring Madiun's heritage as the City of Warriors, Djawara Resto & Bar presents a diverse menu of local and international flavours, served in a welcoming atmosphere. From traditional Indonesian dishes to global favourites, guests can indulge in an array of culinary delights prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Ideal for corporate gatherings, weddings, and social events, Mercure Madiun's flexible meeting facilities cater to a variety of occasions. The Grand Ballroom, set to launch soon, will accommodate up to 700 guests, providing an elegant setting for large-scale events in the city. To celebrate its launch, Mercure Madiun is offering a special introductory rate from IDR 988,000 net per night, available throughout this month. This limited time offer includes benefits such as a dining voucher, complimentary massage, laundry service, hotel souvenirs, and flexible early check-in or late check-out options.
Accor unveils Japan’s hidden gems with Grand Mercure and Mercure Hotels
Japan's regional wonders await discovery, offering a tapestry of natural beauty, rich traditions, and heartfelt local connections. For those seeking more than the well-trodden tourist paths, Accor, a global leader in hospitality, invites travellers to uncover the authentic charm of Japan's lesser-known destinations through enriching stays at Grand Mercure and Mercure hotels. These hotels serve as gateways to the unique traditions, natural beauty, and warm hospitality of local communities across Japan, from the northern reaches of Hokkaido to the tropical allure of Okinawa. The allure of Japan's regional destinations has grown, with a 36.1 percent increase in international visitors to these areas since 2019, according to the Japan Tourism Agency. Destinations such as Oita Prefecture's Beppu and Wakayama Prefecture are captivating travellers, while Nagano's Matsushiro has gained popularity among Australian visitors for its winter sports and serene charm. Accor expanded its footprint in Japan with the opening of over 20 hotels in 2024 – these new properties are thoughtfully located near hidden treasures, offering a perfect base for exploration. Grand Mercure celebrates local heritage through immersive experiences that celebrate national culture and stimulate the senses, while Mercure unveils the treasures surrounding each address, inviting guests to experience the vibrant charm of the local neighbourhood. #HanareTabi: Embracing the Art of Regional Exploration Accor's #HanareTabi travel initiative celebrates the hidden beauty of Japan's remote corners. Central to this experience is Musubi-Bito, a program featuring local guides who provide guests with meaningful connections to their destinations. These guides, deeply rooted in their communities, share intimate insights into local culture and traditions, enhancing every journey. Featured #HanareTabi and Musubi-Bito Gems Explore Kannawa Onsen Town with Spring Hunter Kiriko Toyoshima In the hot springs capital of Japan, guests at Grand Mercure Beppu Bay Resort & Spa can join a “spring hunter”, Ms Kiriko Toyoshima, to explore the Kannawa Onsen's steam-filled alleys and learn about the history and benefits of hot springs. Along the way, participants can experience the famous traditional mushi-yu (steam baths) and savour jigoku-mushi also known as “edible onsen”, a unique dish prepared using the natural hot spring steam. Walking the Historic Kumano Kodo in Pilgrimage Attire At Grand Mercure Wakayama Minabe Resort & Spa, guests can walk the historic Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route with a Musubi-Bito guide in traditional pilgrim attire and gain insights into ancient paths and the history of sacred sites along this UNESCO World Heritage trail. A lesser-known path on modern maps, this route was a well-travelled pilgrimage path during the Heian and Kamakura periods, showcasing how pilgrims journeyed from Kyoto to sacred sites. Indulge in Shinsu's Unique Flavours and Secret Healing Bath At Mercure Nagano Matsushiro Resort & Spa, guests can savour local delicacies like Japanese yam, vegetable-filled oyaki dumplings, and fragrant Shinshu soba noodles. The historic Matsushiro Onsen, once favoured by Buddhist monks and samurai, is said to have been discovered by Nichiren during his exile, who praised its healing properties. During the Battle of Kawanakajima, it served as a secret retreat for soldiers seeking recovery and rejuvenation, adding to its storied legacy. Tranquillity and Flavours in Zao's Majestic Setting At Mercure Miyagi Zao Resort & Spa, guests can savour Zao specialties like the famous Sendai gyutan (beef tongue) and zunda mochi, a sweet dish made from edamame paste, both crafted using traditional techniques. The resort's onsen facilities, including a Japanese-style outdoor bath with stunning mountain views, offer an oasis of tranquillity. According to legend, a revered monk discovered a healing bath in the area, attracting pilgrims seeking restoration. This legacy, combined with Zao's majestic nature, provides a deeply rejuvenating experience.
Accor shows a different side of Japan with Grand Mercure and Mercure Hotels
For those seeking more than Japan’s well-trodden tourist paths, Accor invites travellers to uncover the authentic charm of the country’s lesser-known destinations through enriching stays at Grand Mercure and Mercure hotels. These hotels serve as gateways to the unique traditions, natural beauty, and warm hospitality of local communities across Japan, from the northern reaches of Hokkaido to the tropical allure of Okinawa. Accor's Hanare Tabi travel initiative celebrates the hidden beauty of Japan's remote corners. Central to this experience is Musubi-Bito, a program featuring local guides who provide guests with meaningful connections to their destinations. These guides, deeply rooted in their communities, share intimate insights into local culture and traditions, enhancing every journey. The art of regional exploration Explore Kannawa Onsen Town with Spring Hunter Kiriko Toyoshima In the hot springs capital of Japan, guests at Grand Mercure Beppu Bay Resort & Spa can join a “spring hunter”, Ms Kiriko Toyoshima, to explore the Kannawa Onsen's steam-filled alleys and learn about the history and benefits of hot springs. Along the way, participants can experience the famous traditional mushi-yu (steam baths) and savour jigoku-mushi also known as “edible onsen”, a unique dish prepared using the natural hot spring steam. Walking the Historic Kumano Kodo in Pilgrimage Attire At Grand Mercure Wakayama Minabe Resort & Spa, guests can walk the historic Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route with a Musubi-Bito guide in traditional pilgrim attire and gain insights into ancient paths and the history of sacred sites along this UNESCO World Heritage trail. A lesser-known path on modern maps, this route was a well-travelled pilgrimage path during the Heian and Kamakura periods, showcasing how pilgrims journeyed from Kyoto to sacred sites. Indulge in Shinsu's Unique Flavours and Secret Healing Bath At Mercure Nagano Matsushiro Resort & Spa, guests can savour local delicacies like Japanese yam, vegetable-filled oyaki dumplings, and fragrant Shinshu soba noodles. The historic Matsushiro Onsen, once favoured by Buddhist monks and samurai, is said to have been discovered by Nichiren during his exile, who praised its healing properties. During the Battle of Kawanakajima, it served as a secret retreat for soldiers seeking recovery and rejuvenation, adding to its storied legacy. Tranquillity and Flavours in Zao's Majestic Setting At Mercure Miyagi Zao Resort & Spa, guests can savour Zao specialties like the famous Sendai gyutan (beef tongue) and zunda mochi, a sweet dish made from edamame paste, both crafted using traditional techniques. The resort's onsen facilities, including a Japanese-style outdoor bath with stunning mountain views, offer an oasis of tranquillity. According to legend, a revered monk discovered a healing bath in the area, attracting pilgrims seeking restoration. This legacy, combined with Zao's majestic nature, provides a deeply rejuvenating experience. Expansion in an exquisite location The allure of Japan's regional destinations has grown, with a 36.1 percent increase in international visitors to these areas since 2019, according to the Japan Tourism Agency. Destinations such as Oita Prefecture's Beppu and Wakayama Prefecture are captivating travellers, while Nagano's Matsushiro has gained popularity among Australian visitors for its winter sports and serene charm. Accor expanded its footprint in Japan with the opening of over 20 hotels in 2024, and these new properties are thoughtfully located near hidden treasures, offering a perfect base for exploration. Grand Mercure celebrates local heritage through immersive experiences that celebrate national culture and stimulate the senses, while Mercure unveils the treasures surrounding each address, inviting guests to experience the vibrant charm of the local neighbourhood.
Mercure Kathmandu Sukedhara Heights is now open
Mercure announced the official opening of Mercure Kathmandu Sukedhara Heights, the brand's first hotel in Nepal. Located in the heart of Kathmandu, this new hotel reflects Mercure's commitment to unveiling the treasures surrounding each address, while providing a warm and inviting stay for all travellers. Accor’s chief operating officer for its Premium, Midscale, & Economy division in Asia Garth Simmons said: “The opening of Mercure Kathmandu Sukedhara Heights is a key milestone in Accor's expansion journey across Asia. This hotel reflects our commitment to bringing distinctive and immersive experiences to travellers while celebrating the rich culture and heritage of the destinations we serve. Mercure Kathmandu Sukedhara Heights perfectly embodies our mission to unveil the treasures of each locale.” Desh Bandhu Basnet, chair of The Metropolitan Hotel Pvt Ltd added: “We are proud to collaborate with Mercure to bring this esteemed brand to Nepal. This partnership signifies our shared vision of delivering exceptional hospitality while embracing Nepal's vibrant culture and traditions. Mercure Kathmandu Sukedhara Heights is a true embodiment of our commitment to creating extraordinary guest experiences that celebrate both international standards and the rich heritage of Nepal.” Inspired interiors Mercure Kathmandu Sukedhara Heights offers a range of thoughtfully designed accommodation, each infused with the spirit of Kathmandu. Guests can choose from a range of room configurations, all featuring modern amenities, natural light, and panoramic views of the city, the surrounding mountains, or the majestic Himalayas. The interiors harmoniously blend contemporary design with traditional Nepali accents, creating an environment that is both welcoming and reflective of the region's rich heritage. Guests are invited to unwind in the hotel's rooftop infinity pool, with its sweeping views of the Kathmandu Valley, or recharge at the state-of-the-art fitness centre featuring steam and sauna facilities. These amenities ensure that guests can unwind during their stay. Exceptional dining and event spaces At the heart of the hotel's offerings is a diverse culinary experience. DYNE, the all-day dining restaurant, showcases a menu that journeys from international classics to authentic local flavours. Sopra Italian offers authentic Italian cuisine while Zaiqa celebrates the vibrant spice of traditional Indian cuisine. For those seeking a more relaxed atmosphere, Sukra Bar provides a sophisticated rooftop lounge setting with both indoor and outdoor seating, perfect for enjoying breathtaking vistas. Mercure Kathmandu Sukedhara Heights also boasts exceptional venues for events and gatherings, from weddings to corporate meetings, and social celebrations. The dedicated events team ensures that every occasion is tailored to perfection, delivering a seamless and memorable experience.
Mercure Hotels introduces its 1000 Hours of Local Flavours
Mercure Hotels invites the world to embark on a unique culinary journey with its new concept: 1000-Hours of Local Flavours. In recognition of the brand’s recent milestone of 1,000 addresses worldwide, select Mercure hotels will offer a distinct dish or beverage for 1,000 hours (42 days). This limited-time experience brings Mercure’s dedication to local discovery to life, encouraging guests to indulge in the flavours that make each destination truly special. The 1000-Hours of Local Flavours concept is made possible through collaborations with local producers and suppliers, ensuring that every recipe reflects the distinct tastes and traditions of its region. Where to taste these flavours in Australia and New Zealand At Mercure Townsville, the 1,000-Hours of Local Flavours includes a Sweet & Sour Pineapple Chicken Penang Curry at Celsius Restaurant. This rich and spicy coconut curry is crafted with local pineapples from Accorsini Pineapple Farm and capsicums from Rocky Ponds Produce, bringing the vibrant flavours of North Queensland to the table. Meanwhile, guests can cool off at Celsius Bar with a refreshing Frozen Mango Margarita, with syrups produced locally by the legendary Solano's Syrups. Mercure Alice Springs Resort invites guests to experience 1,000-Hours of Local Flavours at Barra on Todd Restaurant & Bar, with a Territory Tasting Plate that features buffalo, crocodile, and kangaroo, all seasoned with local Indigenous spices. This unique dish provides a taste of the Australian outback, showcasing the diverse and robust flavours of native cuisine. Complementing this exotic platter is the Almost Summer Ale, a locally brewed craft beer from the Alice Springs Brewing Company, adding a refreshing finish to the culinary adventure. Mercure Sydney Manly Warringah’s 1,000-Hours of Local Flavours offering is on everyone’s lips with its TANICA spritz-style cocktail, served at the hotel’s Distrikt Press Café. Founded in Sydney on the Northern Beaches and distilled in Melbourne, TANICA is a modern aperitif crafted from Australian botanicals like hand-harvested Davidson plum, strawberry gum leaf and orange peel. The 1,000-Hours of Local Flavours at Mercure Brisbane Spring Hill includes an iced tea refreshment station at check-in using locally sourced loose-leaf tea. At breakfast, guests will enjoy the honeycomb stand from Two Busy Bees Honey, while the bar features a cocktail showcasing coconut and passionfruit from local suppliers. Dinner highlights a dish centred around Coconut Chilli Sauce from Langs Gourmet. Mercure Melbourne Doncaster's 1,000-Hours of Local Flavours features a three-course menu that celebrates Mercure’s history, featuring a French-inspired entrée, an Asian dish for the main course, and a dessert that pays homage to Doncaster's apple-growing heritage with locally sourced apples. Breakfast includes apple-inspired dishes such as apple pancakes and turnovers, while the bar offers an Apple Martini made with apples and spirits from the Yarra Valley. Mercure Queenstown in New Zealand, the 1,000-Hours of Local Flavours continues to shine with a special local corner at the breakfast buffet, featuring regional produce, a variety of cheeses, and freshly baked goods. Guests can also indulge in a cocktail, crafted with gin from nearby Arrowtown Distillery, and perfectly paired with a Black Wagyu beef burger.
Accor expands Vietnam presence with Mercure Nha Trang
Accor strengthened its footprint in Vietnam with the recent signing of Mercure Nha Trang. This is Accor’s ninth signing in Vietnam for this year, and a pivotal one as it brings its Mercure brand to the coastal city of Nha Trang. This latest signing is instrumental in expanding Accor's offerings in the country. The beachfront hotel is scheduled to open in late 2025. Meeting evolving needs Garth Simmons, Accor’s chief operating officer for its premium, midscale, and economy division in Asia said: “Vietnam is a fast-growing market with significant potential for continued expansion. Nha Trang, as an emerging destination with vibrant tourism appeal, presents a prime opportunity to introduce the Mercure brand to a broader audience.” Simmons added that the Mercure is in a good position to meet the increasing demand for high-quality hospitality that also connects guests to local culture, as well as the evolving needs of today’s travellers. He said: “The signing of Mercure Nha Trang underscores our strategic focus on expanding our presence in Vietnam, where we see continued demand for locally inspired, world-class hospitality.” For business and leisure Located on Tran Phu Street, the 124 warm and welcoming guestrooms at Mercure Nha Trang will all offer ocean views. Whether guests are visiting for a business trip, a beach getaway, or combining the two for a bleisure experience, the hotel will provide essential amenities to meet their needs, including an all-day dining restaurant, a bar lounge, a fitness centre, a spa, and versatile meeting spaces. Mercure hotels are a portal to the destination, a warm invitation to discover the locale. The brand takes pride in delivering high-quality standards infused with a deep sense of the locality. From the moment guests arrive, Mercure ensures that they are instantly immersed in a locally inspired atmosphere. Every detail, from the decorative arts to local food and beverage delights, is curated to reflect the unique essence of each destination.
Mercure Sydney named official hotel partner for Sydney Fringe Festival
Organisers of the Sydney Fringe Festival named Mercure Sydney as the official accommodation for the event which returns this September. The hotel also has the honour of hosting one of the key acts for this year’s festival, the renowned Soweto Gospel Choir. In this capacity, Mercure Sydney offers guests a range of exclusive benefits, including access to show tickets and opportunities for corporate entertaining. Hotel general manager Ben Murphy expressed his delight to work with the Sydney Fringe Festival and how Mercure Sydney stands to contribute to its success by extending gracious hospitality to the Soweto Gospel Choir and other participating acts. Murphy said: “Sydney Fringe Festival is one of Australia’s most innovative and captivating celebrations of arts and culture. It is another great reason to visit the city during September.” Sydney Fringe Festival CEO and festival director Kerri Glasscock added: “We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Mercure Sydney as the official hotel partner for the Sydney Fringe Festival 2024. “Both organisations are deeply committed to the development of our city’s cultural life and this partnership will amplify that commitment by making possible the performances of the incredible Soweto Gospel Choir who are headlining the festival. We can’t wait to share their music with Sydney and look forward to celebrating in September.”
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