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Meghalaya govt partners with IHCL Group to develop Taj Resort & Spa in UmiamMeghalaya is developing a new Taj Resort and Spa in Umiam. This project is part of a larger plan to make Umiam a premium tourism hub. Sever...- IHCL puts spotlight on North East for development of new propertiesIndian Hotels Company is focusing on developing properties in North East India. This move aligns with India's ambition to develop the regio...
- Tata Group investing big in hotels in northeastern states with rising tourist footfallNortheast India is becoming a tourism hotspot, attracting hotel investments. IHCL plans to invest ₹2,500 crore, aiming for 30 hotels by 203...
- Assam cabinet approves setting up of Industrial Park including smart township in HajoThe Cabinet has approved several key initiatives to boost Assam's industrial and cultural landscape. These include setting up an Industrial...
- ATDC signs an MoU with Tata Group subsidiaries to boost tourism in AssamThe Assam Tourism Development Corporation signed an MoU with Amalgamated Plantations Private Limited and the Indian Hotels Company Limited ...
- Top hotel chains expanding in the North EastEstimates shared by JLL with ET showed a sharp rise in branded new hotel signings in the Northeast in 2023 with about 1,230 keys signed, up...
- IHCL looks to strengthen leadership position in spiritual tourism, to add more hotelsIndian Hotels Company Ltd, led by Puneet Chhatwal, is expanding its presence in spiritual tourism by developing properties in noted locatio...
- Vivanta Guwahati – IHCL’s first foray in North East India introduced in-house bottling plantJayanta Das, Area Director, and General Manager of Vivanta Guwahati, expressed the hotel's dedication to zero single-use plastics in alignm...
- Assam government’s EV push: Indian Hotels starts EV charging station in GuwahatiAfter 2025, only Electric Vehicles will be allowed to purchase and phase out all fossil fuel based commercial fleets and logistics vehicles...
- Sarat Kr. Jain has been nominated as the Chairman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Assam State CouncilJain is also the Managing Director of S M Corporation Ltd., Chairman-SM- JDB(Novotel, Guwahati), Chairman–Aura Hospitality (Taj Vivanta Shi...
- Tarun Gogoi urges Cyrus Mistry to explore areas of investment in AssamGogoi held a meeting with Mistry after the inauguration of a Taj group hotel here and termed it as a "welcome step". He urged Tata group ch...
- Taj Group opens upscale brand Vivanta in Guwahati, AssamSpread over five acres, the hotel offers four food and beverage outlets along with banqueting and meeting spaces.
- Indian Hotels Company Ltd. to open 15 new properties, add 1,747 roomsIndian Hotels Company Ltd plans to open 15 new hotels and add nearly three times as many rooms to its portfolio in the current fiscal
- Taj group to add 10 more hotels under Vivanta brand in 5 yearsTata Group-controlled Vivanta by Taj is planning to add 10 more hotels in its network to take its count to 40 in the next five years.
- Indian Hotel rallies over 3%, hits 52-week high on fund raising plansEarlier the hospitality major had sought market regulator Sebi's approval to raise Rs 1,000 cr through issue of debentures on rights basis.
- IHCL fixes rights issue price at Rs 55 per CCDTata group firm Indian Hotels Company, which plans to raise Rs 1,000 crore by way of rights issue, fixed the price at Rs 55 per CCD.
- Hotel chains Taj, Marriott, Carlson, Accor, Hyatt, others eyeing NE for expansionManipur, Tripura and Nagaland saw 20-29% increase in foreign tourist arrivals while AP and Nagaland recorded 36-41% surge in the number of ...
- Indian Hotels plans to raise Rs 1,000 cr via debenturesIHCL has sought market regulator Sebi's approval to raise Rs 1,000 crore through issue of debentures on rights basis.
- IHCL seeks Sebi nod to raise Rs 1,000 cr via debenturesTata group hospitality major, IHCL, has sought Sebi's approval to raise Rs 1,000 crore through issue of debentures on rights basis.
- Indian hotels: Expansion to improve revenue flowThe Indian hotel industry appears to be on course to regain last ground, thanks to the recovery in business and leisure travel.
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