Amari plans 7 properties across India
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Amari plans 7 properties across India

Hospitality company Amari, which currently has 11 properties across Thailand, has gone on a major expansion spree, and identified several key destinations abroad, including Singapore, Hong Kong, London and India. Amari plans to invest about $44 mn on expansion.The company proposes to operate 40 further properties in Asia Pacific by 2018, out of which around seven would be set up in India.

Contact: Amari.Tel: +66 (0) 2255 3767. Fax: +66 (0) 2255 3718. Website: www.amari.com

Hospitality company Amari, which currently has 11 properties across Thailand, has gone on a major expansion spree, and identified several key destinations abroad, including Singapore, Hong Kong, London and India. Amari plans to invest about $44 mn on expansion.The company proposes to operate 40 further properties in Asia Pacific by 2018, out of which around seven would be set up in India. Contact: Amari.Tel: +66 (0) 2255 3767. Fax: +66 (0) 2255 3718. Website: www.amari.com

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