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ITC Hotels expands with new Rajgir property

ITC Hotels Limited has announced the signing of a management agreement for a new Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels in Rajgir, Bihar. The agreement was formalised in the presence of Bihar's Chief Minister, Samrat Choudhary, and ITC Hotels' Managing Director, Anil Chadha. This development, in collaboration with Kalsi Buildcon Private Limited, aims to bolster Bihar's appeal as a destination for experiential travel and tourism.

The upcoming hotel, spread over 2.67 acres, will feature 107 guest rooms and suites, an all-day dining restaurant, and extensive banqueting and outdoor event spaces. These facilities are designed to cater to weddings, conferences, and large social gatherings, offering a blend of modern hospitality and the region's cultural heritage.

Anil Chadha commented, "Bihar is home to some of India's most significant cultural and spiritual destinations, and we see immense long-term potential for hospitality-led tourism in the state." He emphasised the company's commitment to enhancing Bihar's tourism landscape through this strategic partnership.

Sumeet Singh Kalsi, Director of Kalsi Buildcon, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, highlighting Rajgir's historical significance and its potential to attract global visitors. "Our vision is to create a landmark offering that reflects the essence of this region," Kalsi stated.

This new venture follows the recent signing of an ITC Patna hotel and the opening of Welcomhotel Bodhgaya Hotel & Convention Centre, further cementing ITC Hotels' presence in Bihar. The expansion aligns with the growing interest in historical and experiential travel, particularly in emerging Tier II and Tier III cities


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ITC Hotels expands with new Rajgir property
ITC Hotels expands with new Rajgir property

ITC Hotels Limited has announced the signing of a management agreement for a new Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels in Rajgir, Bihar. The agreement was formalised in the presence of Bihar's Chief Minister, Samrat Choudhary, and ITC Hotels' Managing Director, Anil Chadha. This development, in collaboration with Kalsi Buildcon Private Limited, aims to bolster Bihar's appeal as a destination for experiential travel and tourism.

The upcoming hotel, spread over 2.67 acres, will feature 107 guest rooms and suites, an all-day dining restaurant, and extensive banqueting and outdoor event spaces. These facilities are designed to cater to weddings, conferences, and large social gatherings, offering a blend of modern hospitality and the region's cultural heritage.

Anil Chadha commented, "Bihar is home to some of India's most significant cultural and spiritual destinations, and we see immense long-term potential for hospitality-led tourism in the state." He emphasised the company's commitment to enhancing Bihar's tourism landscape through this strategic partnership.

Sumeet Singh Kalsi, Director of Kalsi Buildcon, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, highlighting Rajgir's historical significance and its potential to attract global visitors. "Our vision is to create a landmark offering that reflects the essence of this region," Kalsi stated.

This new venture follows the recent signing of an ITC Patna hotel and the opening of Welcomhotel Bodhgaya Hotel & Convention Centre, further cementing ITC Hotels' presence in Bihar. The expansion aligns with the growing interest in historical and experiential travel, particularly in emerging Tier II and Tier III cities


This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools and checked by the editor before publication. Spot an error? Report it here.

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