Interview with Gabriel Escarrer Jaume, CEO, Meliá Hotels International
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CEO Gabriel Escarrer Juame, Meliá Hotels International receives the award for ESG Leader of the Year and Leading Company in Sustainability for Spain. As leading the market in both resort and urban hotels, Melia Hotels international is one of the biggest and most successful hotel chains worldwide. It prides itself on its sustainable trading and corporate responsibility.
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Interview with Gabriel Escarrer Jaume, CEO, Meliá Hotels International
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