InterGlobe Hotels, a leading hospitality player, has identified significant opportunities for new hotel developments in key markets, particularly in Mumbai, despite the high real estate costs. The company is poised to capitalize on the current capacity cr
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The estimated cost for each new hotel property, including land acquisition and development, is around Rs 250 crore.
Mumbai is a top destination due to its robust economy, increasing tourism, and status as a major business hub, making it a strategic market for hotel development.
InterGlobe Hotels is addressing the capacity crunch by expanding its footprint in key markets like Mumbai, where demand for hotel rooms is high.
The main factors driving the demand for hotel rooms in Mumbai include a robust economy, increasing tourism, and the city's status as a major business hub.
InterGlobe Hotels is also looking at other key markets across India where similar capacity constraints exist, aiming to expand its portfolio and solidify its position in the hospitality industry.

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