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ACCOR HOTELS PLANS TO REMOVE TRAVEL SIZED TOILETRIES

Published On 23 Jan 2020 08:55 AM

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It will remove travel-sized toiletries from its rooms
Eco-friendly initiative

Worldwide hotel chain namely Accor Hotels plans to remove travel-sized toiletries from its rooms. The company operates under forty brands which include Ibis, Novotel, the Fairmont, and Mondrian, etc.

On Wednesday the company announced that it will remove individual tubes of bath gel,....

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