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The luxury hotel operator ITC has absorbed more than 50% of employees who were part of the former Park Hyatt Goa Resort and Spa in Cansaulim. The conglomerate of cigarette manufacturers at the hotels had acquired the hotel complex of 252 rooms worth Rs. 541 billion from the company owning badets, Blue Coast Hotels, through an auction organized by the Industrial Finance Corporation of India (IFCI) in 2015.
Nakul Anand, Chief Executive Officer, ITC, stated that ITC Hotels' management team was ready to badist the existing team of directors and supervisors. badociated with ensuring business continuity and a seamless transition. "We wanted all members of the hotel operations team (Park Hyatt Goa) to stay and continue the badociation with us.We are pleased that more than 50%, or 175 employees on 300, have decided to continue and have been on the ITC payroll since we took control of the station, "said Anand.
ITC had taken control of the Park Hyatt Goa earlier in mid-September and preparing it for a new launch under his own banner.The company's management has engaged in negotiations with the large global hotel group Marriott-Starwood to place it in his portfolio, The Luxury Collection.
"After successful negotiations, the property was launched under the ITC Grand Goa banner, a luxury resort. Spa and started its operations right now, "said Anand, adding that the Goa property was ITC's thirteenth luxury hotel in India.
This year, the Supreme Court had upheld the transaction regarding this spa., following which Blue Coast had to leave the 45-acre beachfront property on September 18, 2018. The large property has undergone minor renovations in recent weeks to Complying with ITC's Sustainability Practices.
season starting in November and ending early January 2019, the ITC Hotels management team relies heavily on its loyalty program, its own distribution as well as on the The Luxury Collection Association attract guests.The prices of the villas are more or less at the same level as under the direction of Park Hyatt.According to the resort's website, the lowest price of the average fare per night for an occu Simple pation is 14,400 Rs for a garden view room rising to Rs 54,900 for a sea view suite with plunge pool.
For dining and drinking options, this beachfront village-style resort now offers six signature dining options, tailor-made experiences in indoor and outdoor meeting and banquet spaces . Restaurant brands include Kebabs & Kurries (traditional Indian cuisine), Tempero (Portuguese: seasoning), Ottimo Cucina Italiana (Pan-Italian cuisine), Pavilion at the Village Square (all-day dining with inventive Indian and international cuisines) The Royal Afghan (a beachside grill and grill) and Farol. This apartment also has a spa called Kaya Kalp – The Royal Spa, offering Indian wellness principles to its guests.
ITC is one of the leading operators of luxury hotel chains in India with a collection of more than 100 hotels in more than 70 destinations. It operates hotels under four brands: ITC Luxury Hotels, WelcomHotel in the five-star segment, Fortune in the mid- to high-end segment and WelcomHeritage in the historical leisure segment.
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