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Home / Business / IHCL and Ambuja Neotia group tie up to roll out 4 new hotels in Bengal and Sikkim IHCL and Ambuja Neotia group tie up to roll out 4 new hotels in Bengal and Sikkim While the properties will be built by the realtor, the hospitality company will manage the assets
Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), the largest hospitality player in the country, may further expand its partnership with the city-based Ambuja Neotia group. The duo is planning to develop four more properties in Bengal and Sikkim, including one at Darjeeling.
Ambuja owns land parcels in Ghoom and near Gorumara forest in North Bengal and in Sunderbans, apart from one at Rabangla in Sikkim. They are likely to be developed under the Taj brand. While the properties will be built by Ambuja, IHCL will manage the assets.
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