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Clean air, the new offering at Delhi's luxury hotels

ITC to ensure clean air at five hotels in North India

ITC Maurya
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ITC Maurya. Photo: ITC Hotels official website

Ajay Modi New Delhi
Clean air is the new offering at the capital's top luxury hotels -- and guess what, it will be without a charge. The next time you enter the capital's popular five-star hotel, ITC Maurya, you will notice a plaque showing the real-time PM2.5 level (pollutants in the air) inside and outside the hotel. The air cleaning system at the hotel, including the 438 rooms, will become operational around Christmas.
Taj Diplomatic Enclave, its neighbour, has also placed natural oxygen emitters and air purifiers. The hotel has also reduced the use of diesel generators. The Oberoi Delhi, ready to re-open next month

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