Bengal Tourism Minister expresses happiness over Rs 2,700-crore hotel investment
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- ✓West Bengal Tourism Minister Shankar Ghosh welcomed the Ambuja Neotia Group’s Rs 2,700-crore plan to build 11 hotels.
- ✓He said, "This will give a tremendous boost to tourism in the region." Eight of these hotels will open in North Bengal, creating many jobs and helping local businesses grow across the state.
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After the Ambuja Neotia Group's Rs 2,700 crore investment plan to develop 11 hotels across the state, West Bengal Tourism Minister Shankar Ghosh has welcomed the initiative, saying that it would significantly boost tourism and economic development in North Bengal.
"I was delighted to learn about Ambuja Neotia Group's ambitious investment programme of approximately Rs 2,700 crore towards developing 11 hotels across West Bengal over the next five to six years, in partnership with the Taj Group," Ghosh said in a statement following a meeting with IHCL Managing Director and CEO Puneet Chhatwal and Ambuja Neotia Group Chairman Harshavardhan Neotia at the newly opened Altair House - IHCL SeleQtions in Uttorayon, Siliguri, on Monday.
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