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Khairabera Eco Adventure Resorts in Purulia to reopen on Jun 15 after lockdown

| @indiablooms | Jun 05, 2020, at 11:03 pm

Kolkata/IBNS: For the travel addicts and those looking for a perfect getaway after the stressful isolation and lockdown for nearly three months, the Priya Entertainments Pvt Ltd (PEPL) has decided to throw open its Khairabera Eco Adventure Resorts from Jun 15, 2020.

Arijit Dutta, MD, PEPL, said that already there were numerous enquiries and calls coming from different parts of the region about bookings at Khairabera.

He also said that this unique resort, one of the three tented accommodation across India certified by ITDC, has a natural social distancing element within the property thanks to its sprawling layout the guests can actually mingle with nature, wildlife without any stress and also he informed that the management shall be maintaining all government mandated safety, hygiene protocols for all guests and hotel staff with all round sanitization.

He expected a very good footfall in the months to follow including the monsoon followed by the festive seasons of Durga Puja and Diwali was expected to garner a very high occupancy rate as the people of the region are travel thirsty as well the psychological need to unwind de-stress.

Dutta said, "I had predicted a very quick turn around in the travel and hospitality industry as travel is all about mental and physical wellness and sooner people start packing their bags for a safe travel experience the better for the world to recover from the Pandemic experience.”

 

 

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