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Best Western Hotels & Resorts brings 4,000-plus hotels under WorldHotels

The hospitality group plans to consolidate 18 brands across 100 countries under WorldHotels, while retaining individual hotel identities and expanding its presence in India

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Best Western Hotels & Resorts brings 4,000-plus hotels under WorldHotels
The hospitality group plans to consolidate 18 brands across 100 countries under WorldHotels, while retaining individual hotel identities and expanding its presence in India
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