Radisson Hotel Group expands Gujarat portfolio
Radisson Hotel Group, in partnership with Nile Hospitality, has opened Radisson Resort & Spa Sasan Gir and Park Inn & Suites by Radisson Rajkot, taking their Gujarat portfolio to five hotels. The 122-room Sasan Gir resort targets leisure, weddings and MICE travellers near Gir National Park, while the 54-room Rajkot property caters to business and leisure guests in the city’s growing commercial and industrial hub.
Royal Savoy Hotel & Spa Lausanne appoints BRANDit as India Rep
Royal Savoy Hotel & Spa Lausanne has appointed BRANDit as its India representative to strengthen trade engagement, product awareness and sales initiatives. Part of The Bürgenstock Collection, the historic 196-room hotel is located near Lake Geneva and offers a spa, Michelin Guide-listed dining, rooftop views and event spaces. The partnership aims to position the property more prominently within Switzerland itineraries for Indian travellers.
Rae by Tamara debuts in Kumbakonam
Tamara Leisure Experiences has launched Rae by Tamara in Kumbakonam, introducing what it describes as India’s first faith-intelligent hospitality brand. The property has been designed around the needs of modern pilgrims, offering faith-conscious dining, personalised pre-arrival guidance, locally rooted experiences and culturally sensitive services. It is located in Tamil Nadu’s historic temple town.
Israel Tourism builds India engagement at BLTM 2026
The Israel Ministry of Tourism concluded its participation at BLTM 2026 in New Delhi with over 200 B2B meetings with Indian travel professionals. IMOT also received the Excellence in International Destination Promotion Award and held strategic discussions with TAAI, OTOAI, Delhi Tourism and Goa Tourism. The participation also marked the BLTM debut of Israeli DMC Tabar Tours, strengthening trade engagement and future tourism cooperation with India.
#First Opinion
“India remains an important and highly promising source market for Destination Germany. The stable performance during the first five months of 2026, demonstrates the resilience of Indian travel demand despite geopolitical uncertainty and changing economic conditions. Indian travellers are increasingly seeking safe, well-connected destinations that offer authentic cultural experiences, premium hospitality and excellent value. Germany is strongly positioned to meet these expectations, with its diverse cities, heritage, natural landscapes and efficient public transport network. We remain optimistic about continued demand during the second half of 2026.”
Romit Theophilus,
Director – Marketing & Sales Office, India, GNTO
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