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    Delhi's air woes drive demand for hill getaways, resort stays

    Hotels and alternative accommodations are reporting increased bookings from Delhi as air quality deteriorates. Popular destinations for travelers include the hills for cleaner air and cooler weather. Younger travelers are opting for short getaways to leisure destinations nearby. Remote workers are also seeking overseas trips during this polluted period. Overall, there is a noticeable rise in demand for escapes from the city.

    Inside Gujarat's Rs 426 cr tourism makeover: Rs 14.3 cr Rain Forest, Rs 16 cr cruise, Rs 50 cr IRCTC hotel, Rs 5.79 cr Cactus & Butterfly Garden

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated 23 projects worth Rs 307.83 crore and laid the foundation stones for eight more worth Rs 118.88 crore in Gujarat's Ekta Nagar on Rashtriya Ekta Diwas. The projects include a Rs 50 crore IRCTC hotel, Rs 16 crore Ekta Cruise, Rain Forest attraction, Eco Trail, improved roads, travelators and waste management facilities around the Statue of Unity.

    From Deoghar to Udupi: Family offices bet Rs 2,000 crore on hotels in pilgrimage towns

    Nearly Rs 2,000 crore has been committed across key religious destinations over the past 12-18 months, according to Noesis Hotel Advisors, as some of India's wealthiest business families turn their conviction in these destinations into a hospitality investment play.

    Radisson India revenue to cross €500 million this year, eyes €750 million in four years

    Radisson Hotel Group anticipates its revenue in India to surpass 500 million Euros this year and aims for over 750 million Euros in the next four years. The chain currently operates 146 hotels in India, significantly below its 318 hotels in China, making India its second largest market. The company plans to expand without consolidating with Jin Jiang brands in India while partnering with Sarovar Hotels.

    Sarovar Hotels targets revenues of Rs 2,300 crore this year

    Sarovar Hotels targets Rs 2,300 crore revenue this year, a 15% increase. The company is ahead of its goals, with February and March performing strongly. Domestic travel is a key focus, mitigating impact from international conflicts. Sarovar is expanding with a focus on quality over quantity, targeting tier two and three cities. Branded residences are a new growth area.

    India-EU trade pact will help boost tourism, demand for hotels, says Louvre Hotels CEO

    India and the European Union's free trade agreement is set to boost travel and hospitality demand. Louvre Hotels Group sees India as its fastest-growing market. The company is investing in Sarovar Hotels, its Indian arm, to expand its presence. Sarovar aims for significant growth and plans to increase its hotel count through franchising and third-party management.

    The Economic Times
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