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The Cube opens its doors in Birmingham
POSTED 01 Dec 2011. BY Pete Hayman

A new 52-bedroom Hotel Indigo and a 1,319sq m (14,198sq ft) Marco Pierre White eatery have opened as part of The Cube, a £13m development located in the heart of Birmingham.

Hotel Indigo to open first Russian property
POSTED 14 Nov 2011. BY Pete Hayman

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has signed a new franchise agreement with Vega Ltd, which will lead to the opening of Russia's first Hotel Indigo-branded property.

£15m Hotel Indigo Liverpool set to open
POSTED 02 Jun 2011. BY Pete Hayman

Sanguine Hospitality has announced that the new £15m Hotel Indigo Liverpool, a 151-room boutique property located on Chapel Street, is to open its doors to guests from 6 June.

Hotel Indigo opens new Glasgow property
POSTED 18 Apr 2011. BY Pete Hayman

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has announced that its boutique brand - Hotel Indigo - has unveiled its third UK property on Waterloo Street, Glasgow.

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Atmantan Wellness Centre announces new wellness destination in Hyderabad

Atmantan Wellness Centre, an integrative wellness destination in Mulshi, near Pune in India, is expanding its portfolio by adding a new centre in Hyderabad that will launch between 2028 and 2029.

The Retreat Costa Rica debuts Vida Mía Longevity Centre

Luxury wellness resort, The Retreat Costa Rica, has introduced its Vida Mía Longevity Centre at the property’s Vida Mía Healing Centre and Spa.

Almost half of spa survey respondents are unaware cancer is a disability and not adapting treatments is discrimination

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