Accor, Gran Caribe Offer Luxury Dinner during 2014 FITCuba

Accor and Gran Caribe agencies offered a luxury dinner in one of Accor’s hotels: Mercure Sevilla. Nestled in Trocadero Street on the corner of Prado, that lodging represents the finest Cuban hotels with a merge of tradition and modernity.

The Roof Garden housed the meeting and captivated the public with its charm and spectacular view of Havana. Accor’s delegate in Cuba, Eric Peyre thanked the attendees, especially the staff members of Sevilla Hotel for their specialized attention.

Likewise, he extolled the work of Excelencias Group, particularly its Chief Editor José Carlos de Santiago for the support provided to the commercial management of that Company.

Mr. Peyre also referred to the agreement signed between Cuba’s Formatur School and France. Accor has another two hotels: Mercure Playa de Oro and Cuatro Palmas.

A plane ticket to travel to Paris was raffled during the dinner, a courtesy of Air France in Havana, and it went to the director of Formatur in Cuba, Miriam Rendón Fernández.

Israelite-French singer Orly Solomón, along with Accor’s delegate in Cuba, Eric Peyre, hosted the activity that included an artistic moment livened up by singer Tania Pantoja and her group.

The popular Sevilla Hotel is one of the long-standing hotels in Havana, its position, comfort and Moorish-styled architectural elements (Arabic - Spanish) make it one of the favorite places for visitors from around the globe.