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Tourism and hotel sector stocks: Time for a correction in business? Are analysts getting it wrong? 15 stocks from the ecosystemThe Indian hotel and tourism ecosystem has benefitted from the post-Covid travel urge. Occupancies were high, room rates firm, supply is, i...- Luxury hotel signings surge across IndiaIndia's luxury hotel sector is experiencing significant growth, with major international and domestic chains aggressively expanding their p...
- Impact of West Asia conflict getting mitigated for April-June quarter: Leela CEOThe Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts is seeing cancellations due to the West Asia conflict but expects bookings to recover. The company an...
- Analysts see 40% upside in Leela Palaces stock on expansion plans, growing travel demandLeela Palaces Hotels & Resorts stock has seen an uptick, driven by expansion plans and growing travel demand. The company's international f...
- Serviced residences surge as second home investments gain momentum in IndiaServiced residences are becoming popular in Indian real estate. Demand is rising for second homes. Developers and investors are showing str...
- Manipur strife compels Shumang Leela artistes to take up other jobsThe ongoing ethnic conflict in Manipur has severely impacted the lives of its people, particularly affecting performing artists. Some Shuma...
- Brookfield to invest Rs 1.5k cr more in LeelaBrookfield Asset Management has committed over ₹1,500 crore in The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts business, making it the largest ever f...
- Steady rise likely in ADRs and occupancy for luxury hotels in 2-3 years: Preferred Hotels & Resorts"This compounded increase over the next 3 years should take the luxury segment to a position where hotel owners and operators can see accep...
- Bhartiya Group, the Leela launch luxury residencesThe project is designed keeping in view those who seek a lifestyle woven around the legendary luxury and service of The Leela.
- Hotel Leelaventure sells The Leela Goa to Malaysian firm MetTube for Rs 725 croreHotel Leelaventure has sold its marquee property The Leela Goa to Malaysian company MetTube Sdn. Bhd. for Rs 725 crore.
- The Leela Mumbai appoints Sameer Sud as General Manager"It is an absolute honour to lead The Leela Group’s flagship property in what is known as the cultural capital of India," Sud said.
- Luxury hotels like Leela, Hyatt, others bolster growth with mixed-use projectsThe concept of mixed-use development involves a hotel, residential apartments, commercial and retail component — two or more elements under...
- Delhi hotels may be allowed to build and sell flats to raise fundsHotels will be allowed to use the 20% of the total built-up space, where they are permitted to set up a commercial and retail wing, to deve...
- Leela Hotels unveils new brand identity, logoPlan will guide the transition of the new identity at existing and upcoming properties, includes signages, advertising creatives and etc.
- Leela Group hopes a new logo can usher in good luckSatya Rajpurohit, the calligrapher said he arrived at the perfect ‘L’ — the new monogram logo for the Leela Group — after trying more than ...
- Hotel Leelaventure Q2 net loss widens to Rs 92.49 crHotel Leelaventure said its net loss for the quarter ended September 30, has widened to Rs 92.49 crore, with occupancy impacted by seasonal...
- Hotel Leelaventure plans five new propertiesHospitality chain Hotel Leelaventure is considering to open five new properties to strengthen its presence across the country.
- Leela Palace to open sea-facing palace hotel in ChennaiThe Mumbai-headquartered hotel chain would launch 'The Leela Palace Chennai', its 8th property in the country, spread across 6 acres.
- Why Captain Nair, chief of Leela Hotels, is so confident about his futureRight now, Captain Nair has an extraordinary problem: Rs 4,300-cr debt, profit-less quarters and ongoing negotiations with lenders.
- Leela to launch three new hotels in 2009The Leela Hotel Group has planned to launch three new hotels in 2009, its Chairman C P Krishnan Nair said.
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