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Indian Hotels Company plans 10 more Taj-branded luxury hotels by 2020

IHCL Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Puneet Chhatwal said by 2020, the company would open 10 new luxury

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IHCL’s focus on luxury, bid to cut costs, and slash debt was started by Chhatwal's predecessor five years ago

Pavan Lall Mumbai
Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), which runs India’s largest home-grown hotel chain the Taj Group of Hotels, may harbour grand plans for its mid-market brand Ginger but the company has no intention of giving up what it knows and does best — luxury hotels across major metros and resort cities. 

IHCL Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Puneet Chhatwal said by 2020, the company would open 10 new luxury 

hotels in Ahmedabad, Chennai, Darjeeling, Gangtok, Goa, Alwar (Rajasthan), Tirupati, Wayanad (Kerala), and two locations in Dubai (The Palm and Jumeirah Lake Towers). Currently, IHCL operates 150 hotels, of which 71 are luxury and

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