Accor may ditch new Auckland hotel development because of Goff's planned 150% plus rates increase
The council is planning on introducing the targeted rate on hotels, motels, backpackers and camping grounds in the next year's budget.
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Auckland’s biggest hotel operator, Accor, says it will be reassessing a new development in light of Auckland Mayor Phil Goff's 150% plus targeted rates increase on the accommodation sector.
Accor New Zealand, Fiji and French Polynesia senior vice-president operations Chris Sedgwick says
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Sally Lindsay
Fri, 24 Mar 2017
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Accor may ditch new Auckland hotel development because of Goff's planned 150% plus rates increase
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