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Vonder offers accommodation to help Ukrainian refugees
Vonder, the global lifestyle and living brand, is offering apartments in four cities for free to Ukranian refugees fleeing the country. Available accommodation in Vonder’s properties in Warsaw, Berlin, Munich and London are being set aside with immediate effect.
Tomer Bercoviz, CEO and Co-founder of Vonder, commented: “The conflict in Ukraine is creating a humanitarian crisis in Europe, and businesses, as well as governments and individuals, have a responsibility to do all they can to support the people of Ukraine. We have a number of locations across Europe and the UK that can offer a safe and reliable sanctuary for those looking to escape, and are offering available accommodation as of now.
“We hope this response sends a message of solidarity to those in Ukraine, and prompts others in the industry to use their facilities to help too.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Alice Bingley .
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