The exclusive summit was a spectacular melange of stellar panel discussions from global thought leaders, healthcare pioneers,cutting edge science, holistic wellness, personalised health solutions, new-age longevity technologies and powerful networking opportunities.

Shreya Shimpi
The inaugural Longevity Summit India 2026 unfolded over two immersive days at Fairmont Mumbai, bringing together 1,000+ delegates from India and across the global longevity ecosystem for a convergence of science, healthcare, wellness, technology and conscious living. Presented by Le Florence India in partnership with Fairmont Mumbai, with AIWO as the Title Sponsor, Maharashtra Tourism as the State Partner, and DecodeAge as the Wellness Partner, the summit brought together international experts, leading doctors, biohackers, wellness practitioners, investors and thought leaders through global panels, expert talks, fireside conversations, experiential zones, and interactive practices. The experience transformed Fairmont Mumbai into an immersive landscape of longevity, from underwater meditation, Watsu, ice plunges, sound experiences and colour coded green, yellow and white food zones.
Rajiv Kapoor, General Manager, Fairmont Mumbai, said, “What made the summit meaningful was bringing science, healthcare, wellness and hospitality together in one space. Guests could experience these ideas first-hand, making the conversation around longevity tangible.”
For Le Florence India, the summit represented an opportunity to bring India’s longstanding relationship with wellbeing into dialogue with the rapidly evolving global fields of longevity science, bio-optimisation, and preventive health.
Vikramjeet Sharma, Managing Director, Le Florence India, said, “India has always had a deep relationship with wellbeing, and longevity is giving us a new language to understand it through science and technology. We wanted to create a platform where India could engage with and contribute to this global conversation.”
Chef Ranveer Brar was the Culinary Ambassador for Longevity. The summit was well attended by prominent celebrities such as Shabana Azmi, Tanvi Azmi, Dr Madhu Chopra, Aditi Govitrikar etc. Longevity Summit India 2026 marked a defining step in bringing geoscience, preventive healthcare, bio-optimisation, and human performance into India’s evolving longevity landscape.
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