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Wyndham Hotel Group signs four franchise agreements in India

Written by: Dhawal Shah

Article Overview: 19th February, 2010: Wyndham Hotel Group has signed four franchise agreements in India, bringing the total number of hotels that the company has opened or under development in India to 14. The Group currently has 7,100 hotels under 11 brands across the world.

Wyndham Hotel Group signs four franchise agreements in India

The properties currently being built and scheduled to open later this year, include the 140-room Ramada Amritsar hotel, owned by Starex Developers Pvt Ltd; the 130-room Ramada Gurgaon Expressway New Delhi hotel, owned by Sartaj Hotels Pvt Ltd; the 392-room Ramada Plaza Dwarka New Delhi hotel, owned by Tirupati Buildings & Offices Pvt Ltd and the 100-room Ramada Gurgaon Central hotel, owned by Greenland Hospitality Private Ltd.

Tom Monahan, Executive Vice President of international development, Wyndham Hotel Group said, “India is seeing the most hotel development activity in the Asia Pacific region, behind China. These new hotels will strengthen the brand’s presence in New Delhi and National Capital Region (NCR) region as well as mark our presence in Amritsar.”

The seven-storeyed Ramada Amritsar will be located at Hall Bazaar in Amritsar. The property will feature two restaurants, meeting rooms, a terrace garden and a swimming pool. The three-storeyed Ramada Airport Expressway New Delhi property near the Delhi airport complex, will offer guests two restaurants, a large ballroom, four meeting rooms, extensive lawns, a swimming pool and fitness facilities. The 11-storeyed Ramada Plaza Dwarka New Delhi is located in Dwarka. The hotel will feature three restaurants, a bar/lounge, a ballroom, three meeting rooms and health and fitness facilities with adjoining commercial and retail areas. The seven-storeyed Ramada Gurgaon Central hotel will include two restaurants, a bar, a ballroom, four meeting rooms, a swimming pool and fitness facility.

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