Manglam Group Plans Rs 10 Billion Hospitality Expansion
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Manglam Group Plans Rs 10 Billion Hospitality Expansion

Rajasthan-based real estate and infrastructure firm Manglam Group has announced plans to invest around Rs 10 billion (US$ 120 million) to significantly expand its presence in the hospitality sector, marking a strategic diversification into new business verticals. The proposed investment will be directed towards developing new hotel projects and upgrading service offerings to cater to both domestic and international tourists. According to a senior company official, the expansion is part of Manglam Group’s broader strategy to capitalise on the rising demand for tourism across India, with a particular focus on luxury hotels that can deliver high-quality services in popular tourist destinations.

The move comes at a time when India’s hospitality market is witnessing strong growth, driven by increased domestic travel, rising business activity and international tourist arrivals returning to pre-pandemic levels. Manglam Group’s entry into the hotels and resorts segment is expected to create employment opportunities and boost economic activity, especially in Rajasthan, where tourism and hospitality play a critical role in the state’s economy. The group has already outlined plans to roll out multiple hospitality ventures over the coming years, with a strong emphasis on enhancing customer experience through modern amenities and strategically located properties. The investment underlines Manglam Group’s confidence in the long-term growth prospects of India’s hospitality industry and its commitment to contributing to the sector’s expansion.

Rajasthan-based real estate and infrastructure firm Manglam Group has announced plans to invest around Rs 10 billion (US$ 120 million) to significantly expand its presence in the hospitality sector, marking a strategic diversification into new business verticals. The proposed investment will be directed towards developing new hotel projects and upgrading service offerings to cater to both domestic and international tourists. According to a senior company official, the expansion is part of Manglam Group’s broader strategy to capitalise on the rising demand for tourism across India, with a particular focus on luxury hotels that can deliver high-quality services in popular tourist destinations. The move comes at a time when India’s hospitality market is witnessing strong growth, driven by increased domestic travel, rising business activity and international tourist arrivals returning to pre-pandemic levels. Manglam Group’s entry into the hotels and resorts segment is expected to create employment opportunities and boost economic activity, especially in Rajasthan, where tourism and hospitality play a critical role in the state’s economy. The group has already outlined plans to roll out multiple hospitality ventures over the coming years, with a strong emphasis on enhancing customer experience through modern amenities and strategically located properties. The investment underlines Manglam Group’s confidence in the long-term growth prospects of India’s hospitality industry and its commitment to contributing to the sector’s expansion.

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