Hospitality firm Leisure Hotels Group is looking to add six properties across the country by the end of 2022 as part of its expansion plans in the country, a top company official said. Currently, the company has 28 properties with around 1,000 rooms spread across four states Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Goa. "We are looking to add a total of six properties by the end of the next year. So, the number will be somewhere in the region of 34 by the end of 2022," Leisure Hotels Group told Vibhas Prasad PTI. The upcoming properties will be in Varanasi, Dharamshala, Bhimtal, Mussoorie, Naukuchiatal and Jaipur, he added. About the investment, the company is planning for opening the upcoming hotels, Prasad said these would be largely under the asset-light model. So, the company will not be putting in money from its own pockets, but the owners will be putting somewhere to the tune of about 100 crores in total, for them. "We, over and above this, are looking at a few oth
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