Holiday Inn owner IHG says stopping all Russian operations By Reuters


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(Reuters) – Holiday Inn-owner IHG said on Monday it was stopping all operations in Russia due to Western sanctions and increasing challenges of doing business there after the Ukraine invasion.

IHG, also owner of the Crowne Plaza, Regent and Hualuxe hotel chains, had already stopped new investments and development activities in Russia and closed its corporate office in Moscow.

It was also in talks with the owners of its IHG-branded hotels in Russia regarding the “complex, long-term management and franchise contracts under which these hotels operate.”

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