Business Case/Project Plan to attract investments for a moribund hotel in Manchester /AN

You need to develop a business case that will detail the planning, control of a proposed project based on the following case study.

STEP 1 – Read the Case Study
CASE STUDY : ‘The Yang Sing Hotel in Manchester’
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Yang Sing Hotel Manchester

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The Yang Sing Oriental offers 48 individually designed bedrooms and suites inspired by the cultures of Japan, China, India, Thailand and beyond fused together in a grade II listed building in the heart of Manchester. We offer a level of service never seen before in the city. Guests can tailor make their service using the online booking system, selecting from our extensive personalised menus from pillows and Japanese silk duvets to your complimentary bathroom products and even which scent will fill your room.
A boutique Hotel which was refurbished from a former paper mill. The hotel extends over seven floors includes 48 individually designed bedrooms, bar, lounges, breakfast and spa rooms and is located in a prominent position on the corner of Princess and Portland Streets, close to the China Town area within Manchester city centre. The conversion of the mill to a hotel cost £4 Million.
This building is a Grade II listed “Manchester” warehouse, with cast iron internal columns, timber beams and masonry external walls. The building had been left vacant for a number of years and extensive repair works were required to prevent further deterioration (to remove dry and wet rot, leaking roof, leaning parapet brickwork etc.), before plans to convert into hotel were developed.