Ananta Hotels & Resorts: Ambitious Expansion with Rs 450 Crore Investment
Ananta Hotels & Resorts is set to invest Rs 450 crore to develop new properties, aiming for 50 hotels in five years. Targeting tier-II cities, the company plans to triple its revenue from Rs 250 crore by capitalizing on unexplored destinations, aligning with government tourism growth strategies.
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Ananta Hotels & Resorts is making significant strides in its expansion efforts, with plans to invest up to Rs 450 crore in developing new company-owned properties.
The company, which recently unveiled a 144-room resort in Ajabgarh, Rajasthan, is setting its sights on tier-II cities to increase its footprint and revenue, aiming to triple its turnover of Rs 250 crore within five years, according to Director Ashutosh Goyal.
Highlighting the alignment of Ananta's vision with government initiatives to explore untouched destinations, Goyal emphasized that the company is keen on enhancing India's hospitality potential, alongside promoting contemporary wellness across its properties.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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