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G20 Summit: Delhi all set to welcome special guests, but who pays for hotels?

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 6 September 2023
Delhi-NCR's plushest hotels are ready to greet and pamper some very special guests - heads of states, heads of governments and chiefs of big multilateral institutions arriving for the G20 summit. Many other countries and multilateral bodies are sharing hotels as well. Le Meridien will look after delegations from Nigeria, Netherlands, Spain, Mauritius and the World Bank. Australia and Indonesia are sharing the Imperial.
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 With the G20 Leaders’ Summit inching closer with every passing day, India is on the leading edge to throw the ‘most memorable’ welcome. In that series, both the Delhi Government and the Central government have transformed the National Capital beautifully. Various top hotels have been booked to...

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