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The Clarks and Pride deals give Indian Hotels Company the reach it needs in the mid-scale space, where India’s real growth lies. But the real test lies in execution: Signing 46 hotels is one thing, keeping service consistent across 250 is another.

A weaker rupee gives IndiGo one more reason to look outward. Expanding internationally helps the airline bring in the dollars and euros that can soften future currency shocks.

TBO Tek's results for the past two quarters show how global diversification can be a lifeline for travel companies. Now, as Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific fuel growth, TBO’s rebound at home suggests the worst may be over.

Just marketing attractions to Indian and Chinese travelers is no longer enough. Destinations need to make travel simpler and safer for them.

Chalet Hotels is betting on India’s domestic travel boom with Athiva, its first homegrown brand. The company aims to offer assurance of the expected and joy of the unexpected to its guests while strengthening its position as one of India’s fastest-rising hospitality players.

Indian travelers do not want to leave behind their pets while on vacations. And they are making sure accommodation units know that.

Oyo is thoroughly moving beyond its traditional economy hospitality segment positioning by diversifying its premium brand into niche tourism segments.

AI might not change how Indians travel overnight. But for MakeMyTrip, it’s become central to how it plans to stay relevant to the next billion travelers.

ITC’s so-called “asset-right” strategy is actually a pivot to asset-light growth. By relying more on management and franchise deals, the company is looking to expand faster, reduce capital exposure, and align with the economics driving India’s hotel boom.

Even after the doubling of hotel supply by 2030, Northeast India will still remain underserved, as this will be less than 3% of India’s total branded hotel supply.