Australian hotel operator Accor is teaming up with Nedd Brockmann for his 'Nedd’s Uncomfortable Challenge' at at Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre next month, where the athlete and philanthropist will attempt to break the world record for the fastest 1,000-mile run by covering 160 kilometres per day for 10 consecutive days. Brockman aims to raise AUD $10M for people experiencing homelessness.

As the official Accommodation Partner, Accor will provide Brockmann with a room fitted with ibis hotel amenities right by the track at Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre. Accor will also accommodate Brockmann’s support team at its nearby ibis Sydney Olympic Park hotel.

"I’m pumped to have Accor as the official Accommodation Partner of my record attempt and Nedd’s Uncomfortable Challenge. Having the comfort of a hotel room at the track is invaluable, and I’m grateful for the support of ibis in accommodating my team as we take on this big challenge," said Brockmann.

Accor recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of its ibis brand with the launch of a new global campaign called ‘Go get it’.

"Nedd’s passion and dedication to raising awareness for homelessness is truly inspiring, and we are honoured to support him in this remarkable challenge. At Accor, we believe in the power of community and action, which is why we’re committed to supporting initiatives that make a real difference to those in need. Nedd’s Uncomfortable Challenge is a perfect example of how going the extra mile - quite literally - can create positive change," said Accor Pacific Chief Operating Officer PM&E, Adrian Williams.

"Nedd truly embodies the ibis Go get it spirit. Go get it celebrates the intention that inspires our travel and encourages people, both our guests and our team members, to leave their mark on the world and have the world leave its mark on them. This is Nedd in abundance, and we are proud to support him."