With one eye on their computer and the other on a Léon Marchand race, some fifty coworkers rhymed Wojo with the Olympic Games at Club France on 30 July. Others will be doing the same on 31 July, 8 August and 29 August, for the Paralympic Games. After the Parc des Princes or French OpenWojo follows up its temporary coworking spaces as close as possible to sporting events by offering two hundred of its customers, selected after a competition, the chance to take up residence at the heart of the meeting place for French athletes and their supporters.
Sitting at a table equipped with plugs or on one of the sofas, they were able to give their working day an Olympic touch in this " Medals Office" . Wojo's new sports initiative is supported by its shareholder, the Accor group. As a Premium Partner of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the French hotelier has taken over the terrace of the Grande Halle de La Villette to set up a VIP area there, like other major sponsors: the ALL Suite.
Covering an area of 400m² overlooking the Grande Halle, where ordinary visitors can practise their foil, basketball or sprint skills, the space offers an exclusive welcome for members of the Accor loyalty programme who will have exchanged their points for exclusive packages including events, accommodation for some and a visit to Club France to celebrate the recent medallists.
But the ALL Suite is above all the group's showroom, a place of hospitality where, in addition to its loyal customers, it welcomes owners and suppliers under privileged conditions. " The terrace shows the strength of the group in all its dimensionsThis includes its brands as well as other services from the Accor galaxy such as Wojo and Potel et Chabot, which handles all the catering for Club France." explains Stéphanie Dartevelle, Accor's sponsorship director in charge of the Paris 2024 partnership.
As part of this programme, a number of brands will be taking to the stage during the Olympic fortnight to bring the Olympic Games to life. the ALL SuiteJo&Joe opened the ball on 27 and 28 July with a tattoo stand. which was never empty" says Stéphanie Dartevelle. Then it will be the turn of Handwritten Collection, with an artist, Laura Daniel, who will be illustrating visitors' passions, and Tribe, with the tasting of an exclusive cocktail and a T-Shirt embroidery workshop. Before MGallery and others, the meeting of the ibis budget mascot and the 'phryge', the mascot of the Olympic Games, has also been announced.
In addition to these one-off events, other ways of showcasing Accor's offering are available on a permanent basis. The ALL Suite, for example, invites its visitors to sing in the Shower Singer, a reminder of the ibis brand's links with the world of music, or to go and have a sing-along in one of the showers. take a photo in the Smart RoomThe new concept is part of the "Tourism and Disability" certification process underway for many of the group's hotels in France. Removable cupboards that can be transformed into a desk at wheelchair height, a low wardrobe, a bedside table that can be used as a walker: this concept of PRM rooms focused on functionality and design is presented in detail.
But with the Olympic Games in mind, the Suite ALL is also highlighting the ten Olympic and Paralympic athletes who are members of the ALL Champions Family. A changing room is dedicated to them, with memorabilia on display, such as a Nikola Karabatic jersey or the blue kimono Amandine Buchard and her black belt with her first name 'La Buche' embroidered on it. Bronze medallistThe judoka came to the Suite ALL to affix a sticker to the wardrobe door celebrating this Olympic award. We look forward to seeing more award-winning athletes in the days to come.
