Two More Luxury Hotels to Come Up In India Soon

Extravagant travellers to India will soon have a couple of more accommodation avenues to splurge their money on! Lalit Suri Hospitality Group has announced its plans to set up two new luxury hotels in India by the end of the current year, offering big-spending tourists, who are booking tickets on flights bound to India, more alternatives for their lodgings in the country.

The group’s management announced that the first property will open very soon in Chandigarh, a modern city in the northern part of India. The second one will come up around November 2013 in Kolkata, a prominent business hub in the eastern part of the nation. Surely, tourists who do not shy away from spending big bucks for tickets on flights will definitely like to explore the offerings of two new resorts that will come in different parts of the country. Both Chandigarh and Kolkata are not only top business centres but also great tourist destinations that attract hordes of holiday makers who invest on tickets aboard flights arriving in India.

Also, there are reports in the Indian media that the hospitality group is making investments to develop mid-range accommodation as well. The variety is definitely good news for vacationers who look for comparatively cheap lodging options after getting hold of tickets on flights that take them to the colourful India!

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Mid-Level Travellers to India to Have More Accommodation Picks

Yet another global hotel brand is looking towards India for expanding its operations. This time it is the US-based Wyndham Hotel Group that has decided to invest in the country that has been seeing a massive rise in the investment by foreign hospitality chains, brining cheer to foreigners taking flights tickets to India who up till now complained of lack of quality guest rooms.

Wyndham Group has announced plans to set up 70 properties in India by 2016 under different brand names. The chain is looking to target the mid and mid-premium market, offering quality options to travellers who seek rather cheap flights tickets for a travel to India.

The US-based company already operates in the country under brands like Ramada, Wyndham, Days Inn and Ramada Plaza. Now, the firm hopes to bring in the well-known brands like Howard Johnson and Hawthorn Suits to the country, allowing foreigners taking tickets on India flights to seek refuge in a familiar abode! As per sources, the first property under the Howard Johnson will be established in Bangalore, a popular city in southern part of the nation. It will come up by next year. The hotel will be looking to cater to foreign tourists who are not the ‘spendthrift’ kinds and are the ones who look for cheap deals for tickets on India bound flights.

In the first phase, 22 properties will come up in cities like Mumbai, Tirupati, Lucknow and Bhubaneswar.

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Hyatt Hotels Opens Park Hyatt Chennai

Business travellers and luxury seekers planning to book flights tickets to India have yet another reason to smile as the famous hospitality giant, Hyatt Hotel Corporation recently launched its newest property in South India’s thriving city, Chennai. The new hotel is brand’s third property in India.

The latest edition of the renowned brand features 201 luxurious rooms including 20 suites that have been thoughtfully designed and tastefully decorated so as to offer extremely comfortable and elegant stays to luxury seekers buying tickets on India bound flights to the city.

The property also features a chic restaurant called ‘The Dining Room’ to delight the gourmands who buy flights tickets to the city and remain desirous of savouring traditional Southern Indian and European bistro fare amidst beautiful milieu. Besides, the estate is all set to launch another stimulating dining extravaganza, The Flying Elephant, sometime in early 2013.

The estate houses a wonderful spa called the Antahpura Spa to offer its guests a heavenly refuge. The stylish and soothing spa features six treatment rooms overlooking the paradisiacal stretch of serenity at the national reserves of Guindy, creating a heavenly environment.

Besides the luxury, the hotel’s convenient location is also going to add to its popularity among business travellers buying flights tickets to the South Indian gateway.  It is located nearly 15-minutes drive from the Chennai international airport and the new developments of OMR (Old Mahabalipuram Road), Sri Perumbudur and the Guindy Industrial Estate.

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Soon, More Hotels to Greet Flyers Taking India Flights

Finding it tough to locate a quality hotel room in India may soon be a thing of past for those taking country bound flights! Taking a cue from a host of other hospitality firms that have decided to open up hotel properties in India in the recent past, another major global player has announced its plans to establish properties in the nation.

Much to the delight of domestic and international vacationers taking flights to India, InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has divulged expansion plans for India by establishing as many as 150 properties across the nation by 2020.  

As of now, the firm has 12 properties in the nation under three brands - InterContinental, Crowne Plaza and Holiday Inn, catering to local population and those on flights to the ancient nation for tourism or business interests. Holiday Inn Express, another brand of the company, will open up in November, serving those on flights bound to the west part of the country.

India’s stock as a popular vacation destination is on upswing for long now, with many wanting to take flights to the country to sample a slice of the region’s legendary cultural diversity and vibrant traditions. However, there have been some concerns when it comes to accommodation options in the country as various reports reveal that demand greatly outstrips supply in Indian hotel sector. But things have taken a turn for the better now with several firms making investment plans for the nation, much to the cheer of country’s tourism industry as well as those taking flights to Indian cities.

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