More Luxury Accommodation Options to sprout up in India

Holiday makers planning to organise holidays and looking for tour packages to India in the coming future will have the opportunity to consider some of the newest luxury accommodation options that are being established by Tata Group’s Indian Hotels. In a bid to expand its operations in the country, the hospitality firm is planning to establish 19 new properties under ‘The Gateway Hotels and Resorts’ brand in four years. 

 The firm currently has 2,200 rooms under the Gateway portfolio. The number is set to rise by 2,000 once the planned hotels are fully developed and are ready to welcome tourists on holidays in India. Gateways are 5-star full-service resorts that are most likely to appeal to luxury seekers who consider lavish holidays and corresponding tour packages in India. 

The company’s management is confident about the proposed development of properties. The number of hotels will go up to 42, verified the firm’s COO who’s quoted in online news reports. 

New accommodation units will be established in Kolkata, Raipur, Pune, Hyderabad, NCR, Corbett Park, Bengaluru and Gondia in Maharashtra, among others. Vacationers in the hunt for holidays and tour packages in these cities and regions will surely be able to take advantage of the firm’s proposed alternatives. Currently, the hospitality firm has properties across India at top holiday destinations such as Agra, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Varanasi. Even at prominent business destinations such as Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Calicut and Vadodara, one can find Gateway lodgings. 

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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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