Week in Pictures: ACC Liverpool teambuilding, ICCA congress gala evening and opening of Raffles Paris

29 October 2010 by Mike Fletcher

Highlights from a week that saw C&IT magazine head to India for the 49th annual ICCA congress, ACC Liverpool staff help out in the community and the Raffles-owned Le Royal Monceau open in Paris following a renovation.

Staff from ACC Liverpool paint Alder Hay Children's hospital
Staff from ACC Liverpool paint Alder Hay Children's hospital

ACC Liverpool lent over 80 pairs of hands to the local community as part of its annual teambuilding day.

In conjunction with the charity arm of Everton Football Club, staff at ACC Liverpool took part in activities including painting a restaurant and breastfeeding room at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital.

This forms one of the shots from this week’s photo gallery, which also includes highlights from the 49th annual ICCA congress and the opening of the Raffles-owned Le Royal Monceau in Paris following a two-year transformation by French designer Philippe Starck.

See the Week in Pictures gallery here

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