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SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 6m

Opening horse riding club with golf only in Mumbai , Delhi , gujrat, Bangalore will be profitable because they don't have these type of things even they are developing rapidly. Most of the businessmen come to make connections with rich people's and rich people's get proper place to check real potential of any person. You can charge by providing membership and weekly passes.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 6m

You should research better, there are already Huge legacy driven clubs which do it in all of the cities you mentioned. It is like kind of an aspirational thing which costs a lot. On the other hand if you do it for the masses, i don’t think there are much interested people. Novelty ke liye kar sakte hai. But burn karna padega cash from your end to keep this going. Until habit..or trend picks up.

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SPHERE_ ECSRPED

Stealth • 6m

There are many; I think you should do market research on what rich people/influencers would like to do and spend money and time on. I have an idea you could start a premium FPV drone racing, robotics club.

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Kishan Kabra
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Guava Trees Softech Pvt • 6m

There is one akready in Mumbai Amateurs club, I m sure it's available on other places as well. But this could work if you portray yourself as a Richie rich place. Then this type of crowd will come. Aisa waisa bana liya to pata chala dolly chai wala agya.

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Harsh Gupta

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Nice idea bro

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