FAITH announces National Tourism Conclave in New Delhi from June 4-5
The Federation of Associations in Tourism and Hospitality (FAITH) is set to hold its National Tourism Conclave “Tourism 2030 – India on Mission Mode”. Bringing together industry and government to define the roadmap for the sector to become a USD 3 trillion tourism economy by 2047, contributing 10% to India’s GDP. The conclave will feature a series of panel discussions and interactive sessions focused on enhancing India’s global positioning.
IHG to open Crowne Plaza in Gurugram Sector 85 by 2029
IHG Hotels & Resorts has signed a management agreement with KS Propmart to launch a Crowne Plaza in Gurugram Sector 85 by early 2029. Set in the fast-growing New Gurugram area, near Dwarka Expressway and Yashobhoomi Convention Centre, the 210-key hotel will feature one of the city’s largest MICE facilities. With four dining venues, a spa, pool, and Club Lounge, the hotel will cater to business and leisure travellers alike.
Pride Hotels Group signs new hotels in Gandhinagar & Surat
Pride Hotels Group has announced two new signings in Gujarat—Pride Elite Gandhinagar and Biznotel by Pride Surat—boosting its portfolio to 10 properties in the state. Pride Elite Gandhinagar, developed with Plutus Group, will offer 70 rooms and 10,000 sq. ft. of banquet space near Mahatma Mandir. In Surat, the Samprati Group-backed Biznotel will feature 57 rooms and a 13,000 sq. ft. banquet hall.
ASPHL signs management agreement for Zone by The Park, Indore
Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels has signed a management agreement to open Zone by The Park in Indore, within the upcoming Alankrit Film City. The 117-key hotel will offer vibrant, design-led hospitality in one of Madhya Pradesh’s fastest-growing cities. Located just 30 minutes from the airport, the hotel will feature an all-day dining restaurant, high-energy bar, spa, pool, and versatile event spaces.
#First Opinion
“India will continue to be among the fastest growing major economies on its path to becoming the world’s third largest global economy. This coupled with limited supply addition in the country’s top ten lodging markets, foreign tourist arrivals set to exceed pre-covid levels, and the permanent shift in consumer behaviour with travel becoming a non-discretionary spend will continue the demand buoyancy in the tourism sector. The National Tourism Conclave will focus on enabling a transformation in the policy framework and facilitate the creation of a favourable investment environment to unlock India’s tourism potential. This roadmap to 2030 will serve as the building block for USD 3 trillion tourism economy in 2047, aligned to the vision of Viksit Bharat.”
Puneet Chhatwal,
Chairman, FAITH
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