Articles tagged “indian hotels company”

Oyo-parent Prism is heading towards the largest travel IPO in India in what would be its third attempt at listing in the public markets.

What started as revenge travel post Covid has now changed into Indians taking every event and turning into an opportunity to travel.

First Oberoi’s Asmi, now Indian Hotels' Atmantan. India’s hotel brands clearly want a (large) slice of the wellness pie. The question is: how many travelers want a retreat, and how many just want a clean room?

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.

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.

With this acquisition, IHCL isn’t just dipping its toes into the mid-market, it’s diving right in. With 85% of these hotels getting the Ginger name, the mid-tier is clearly the company’s growth engine for the decade.

India's hospitality growth story is now officially beyond the one-hotel-at-a-time stage.

IHCL’s earnings were solid, but the real story is its aggressive expansion — from spiritual hubs to airports to international cities like Frankfurt.

With India facing a shortage of hotel rooms, ITC Hotels' growth push in untapped markets comes at a timely moment.

India's hotel growth story won't be built on mega-properties alone. Having snapped up boutique chains like Claridges and Tree of Life, IHCL is betting that small hotels in the right places can deliver big returns and faster market reach than legacy five-star sprawl ever could.