Check-up after check-in: Accor bets on online medicine for hotel rebound


Accor guests would get free access to the medical network and online consultations run by French insurer AXA. — Reuters

PARIS: France's Accor, which runs hotels such as Ibis and Movenpick, said on May 15 that it would offer its clients free access to online medical consultations run by insurer AXA as it prepares for a recovery from the coronavirus crisis.

France's tourism sector, which accounts for almost 8% of economic output, has been hammered by the pandemic, although companies are implementing schemes to encourage people to eventually return.

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