Ka mor'a menyenyetsi ea morao-rao ea ho kopana ho ka bang teng pakeng tsa Accor 'me IHG, bahlahlobisisi ba indasteri ba re le hoja tumellano ena e bonahala e le khopolo-taba feela, boholo ba kopano ena e ka bang teng bo paka hore khokahanyo ea indasteri e ka potlakisoa ka lebaka la ho fumana li-behemoth, ho kopanya kapa ho etsa litšebelisano-'moho ho eketsa karolo ea 'maraka.

Mabaka a mangata a ho kopanya lik'hamphani tsena tse peli a etsa hore tebello e be e utloahalang, haholo-holo nakong ea hona joale Covid-19 e bakileng ho putlama ha moruo, moo lik'hamphani ka bobeli li bileng le tahlehelo e kholo. Lebaka le ka sehloohong la kopano ena e ka ba hore k'hamphani e sa tsoa thehoa e ka finyella ho boloka litšenyehelo tse bohareng. Likhamphani tse kopanyang hangata li ka nka monyetla oa mefuta e mengata ea moruo e kang ho boloka litšenyehelo tse amanang le papatso, tsoelo-pele ea theknoloji le tsebo ea basebetsi.

Likarolo tsa lichelete tse hlahelletseng tsa lik'hamphani ka bobeli - Ibis le Holiday Inn Express - li ka khona ho tlatsana hantle le ho thusa ho holisa karolo ea mmaraka likarolong tse bohareng / tsa tekanyetso. Tlhokahalo ea bolulo e theko e tlase e kanna ea eketseha lilemong tse tlang ka lebaka la khatello ea moruo eo COVID-19 e e qobelletseng baeti ba bangata, ho bolelang hore kakaretso ea litšenyehelo tsa boithabiso bakeng sa motho ka mong e tla fokotseha lefatšeng ka bophara. Ho latela phuputso ea morao-rao ea ho hlaphoheloa ha COVID-19, 34% ea ba arabetseng lefats'e joale ba 'tšoenyehile haholo' ka maemo a bona a lichelete. Karabo ena e tiisa taba ea hore baeti ba bangata ba tla ba le tekanyetso e thata ho ea pele.

E 'ngoe ea litšitiso tse kholo ka ho fetisisa bakeng sa kopano ena, haeba e ne e ka tsoela pele, e itšetlehile ka li-commissions tsa tlhōlisano. Ho kopanngoa ha lik'hamphani tsena tse peli ho tla theha setsi sa indasteri, se sebetsang likamoreng tse limilione tse 1.6. Mofuta ona oa taolo o ka lebisa taolong e phahameng ea litheko ka lebaka la ho fokotseha ha khetho ea baeti. Haeba k'hamphani e sa tsoa kopanngoa e ka eketsa litefiso tsa likamore, sena se tla bonoa e le boitšoaro bo khahlanong le tlholisano 'me e tla ba tebello eo balaoli ba tlholisano ba tla be ba se ba ntse ba e seli.

Ka bobeli Accor le IHG li hanne ho fana ka maikutlo mabapi le likhakanyo tsa kopano.

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