Roseate Hotels looking to diversify portfolio with managed properties in Dubai, Italy, France and more: CEO
Roseate Hotels and Resorts plans expansion. The luxury hotel chain aims to explore markets like Dubai, Italy, and Switzerland. They will manage and own properties. Focus remains on upscale Indian market growth in tier 2 and 3 cities. Roseate will open a Noida hotel near Jewar airport. Expansion also includes Rishikesh and Goa properties.
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