Poland/Ukraine Arche Hotels help refugees
Corporate social responsibilityschedule 28 February 2022
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Polish hotel chain Arche Group is to provide accommodation to Ukrainians fleeing the war and has announced that hotels owned by the company are ready to accept 5,000 people.
According to the Arche Hotele Facebook page, the group has put together a support team for refugees from Ukraine. The hotel chain and Arche Siedliska will be providing accommodation for those displaced by the war. Companies looking for places for their employees' families to stay can apply for help, as well as crisis teams working in provincial government offices, foundations and associations helping those in need. The statement reads: “In each of our hotels we have a coordinator who gathers i
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