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HOTEL DEVELOPMENT IN SHIRDI
Assotech Realty to invest Rs 200 cr to build hotel in ShirdiReal estate company Assotech Realty will invest Rs 200 crore to develop a hotel in Shirdi, Maharashtra, and has tied up with hospitality ch...- In temple run from Varanasi to Sikkim, faith's in fast laneIndia's spiritual travel sector is poised for significant growth. The government is investing heavily in temple towns and Buddhist circuits...
- Radisson Hotel Group taps into India’s Rs 1.34 trillion fast-evolving spiritual travel market with four new launchesRadisson Hotel Group is expanding its presence in India's burgeoning religious tourism market, with new properties in Shirdi, Puri, and Ind...
- India is the place to be: Radisson top exec Elie YounesRadisson Hotel Group is bullish on India's hotel development potential, aiming to reach 500 hotels by the end of the decade by signing 50 p...
- Radisson Hotel Group crosses the 200 hotels mark in South Asia with the signing of five new hotelsRadisson Hotel Group announced the signing of five new properties in cities including Lucknow and Rajkot, bringing its total to over 200 ho...
- Hospitality sector sees $340 million worth of transaction activity in 2024The hospitality sector witnessed $340 million in transaction activity in 2024, continuing its growth trajectory from $337 million in 2023. ...
- Eco Hotels looks to become profitable by next fiscal end; acquires 3 propertiesEco Hotels and Resorts Ltd aims to be profitable by March 2026 and has acquired three properties totaling 178 keys. The company plans to ac...
- Retail brands flocking to religious cities with rise in spiritual tourismAccording to CBRE, retail brands across segments, including fashion & apparel, food & beverage, hypermarkets, homeware & department stores ...
- Hotels seek to cash in on religious tourism boomPilgrimage tourism has rebounded in the nation of multiple faiths after two consecutive years of Covid-induced curbs, prompting hotel compa...
- Bandh in Shirdi over Saibaba birthplace row; temple remains openA row erupted after the CM and Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray announced a grant of Rs 100 crore for development of facilities at "Sai...
- Shirdi bandh: Shops, eateries, local transport shutFormer Maharashtra minister Radhakrishna Vikhe-Patil, who is the local BJP MLA, on Saturday said he supported the bandh call. The bandh beg...
- Travel Companies, hotels cashing in big time on spiritual tourismA company survey reveals the latest trend among Indians to be looking for a preplanned, organised and comfortable spiritual travel experien...
- Carlson Rezidor plans 170 hotels in India in five yearsCarlson Rezidor Hotel Group said it plans to have more than 170 properties in the country in the next five years, by focusing on Northern, ...
- Mumbai hoteliers rue 10-30% drop in footfalls, liquor sales hitAlthough final liquor consumption figures are yet to come in, if such a fall is officially recorded, it would be for the first time in seve...
- Unique Mercantile to invest Rs 1,715 crore on 34 'Howard Johnson' hotelsIn India, Howard Johnson is positioned as a mid-market, full service hotel targeting cost conscious leisure as well as business travellers.
- Keys Hotels launches Keys Hotel, Temple tree at ShirdiMid-market chain Keys Hotels has announced the launch of its first hotel in Shirdi, a pilgrim destination.
- Pune-based ST Laurn Hotels and Resorts to open 15 new hotels by 2015; to invest Rs 3,000 crPune-based ST Laurn Hotels and Resorts plans to invest an estimated Rs 3,000 crore in opening 15 new hotels by 2015.
- Temple towns hotspots for global hotel chainsSmall temple towns such as Shirdi, Amritsar, Haridwar, Tirupati, Ajmer, Katra-Vaishnodevi, Madurai and Mathura, are quickly turning into go...
- Parsvnath bags Rs 90 crore order for ashram at ShirdiParsvnath Developers has bagged a contract valued at Rs 90 crore for the construction of Sai Ashram at Shirdi in Maharashtra.
- Temple towns turn Gods for hotelsReligious tourism has caught the fancy of many domestic and international hospitality chains.
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