[HD video below] Tune Hotels has opened its first hotel in India.
The 100-room Tune Hotel
Ahmedabad, annexed to the newly-developed 4D Square Mall in the
city’s Motera area, is well-positioned on the main thoroughfare to
the state capital of Gandhinagar and a stone’s throw away from
Ahmedabad’s Sardar Patel cricket stadium.
The Tune
Hotel Ahmedabad is looking to serve both domestic travellers and
visitors from abroad, especially members of the large non-resident
Indian (NRI) community from Gujarat settled in places like the US,
Britain and the Middle East.
Tune Hotels will have five to six
hotels in Gujarat as part of the company’s 20 planned hotels
across India in the next three years.
“The Tune Hotel Ahmedabad is our first
opportunity to present our services to India’s vibrant and vast
hospitality market. Our excellent amenities combine with top-class
environment-friendly practices and we are encouraged with the
response from our guests,” said
Mark Lankester, Group
CEO of Tune Hotels.
Apart from properties in major
cities – Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai
– Tune Hotels is focusing on Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities along with
hotels in the tourist triangle destinations of Agra, Jaipur and
Delhi.
By the end of 2013, Tune Hotels will have hotels
operating in eight countries. Apart from India, Tune Hotels is set to
open properties in Japan and Australia this year. Future projects
are also coming up in the Middle East, Europe and Africa.
The very first Tune Hotel, the
Tune Hotel Downtown Kuala Lumpur, opened in 2007. With the opening of Tune Hotel
Ahmedabad, there are now 29 Tune Hotels in operation globally. There are
eleven in Malaysia, five in the UK, four in the Philippines,
four in Thailand and four in Indonesia.
Future of Tune Hotels
Interview from November 2012 with Mark Lankester
on the future of the Tune Hotels.
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