IHG, owner of a Holiday Inn, suspends investments in Russia By Reuters

(Reuters) – Holiday Inn owner IHG said on Thursday it was suspending future investment, development activities and hotel openings and closing its Moscow office following the invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

The London-listed company said it was also working with its franchisees in countries neighboring Ukraine to provide temporary accommodation for refugees.

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