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Indian Hotels and Ambuja plan Rs 2,700-crore hospitality expansion in West Bengal

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Indian Hotels and Ambuja have jointly announced a Rs 2,700-crore plan to expand hospitality properties across West Bengal. The initiative aims to add hotel capacity in the state, tapping into its growing tourism and business travel demand. Both companies will contribute to the project, which spans multiple locations within West Bengal. The investment is part of a broader push to strengthen the region's hospitality infrastructure. Further details on timelines and property counts are expected as the plan progresses.

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