CREDAI NATCON 2026 confirms venue shift to India, targeting domestic economic growth and local hospitality benefits through this strategic industry decision.

Brigade Hotel Ventures reveals a ₹1,000 crore investment plan for Karnataka, driving hospitality asset modernization and new projects over five years.

Brigade Hotel Ventures Limited expands in Kochi as it opens a 218-room hotel in Kakkanad, marking a strategic shift in the city's business hospitality sector.

Sunday Hotels appoints industry veteran Firoz Khan as Director of Business Development to spearhead its strategic growth and partnership framework in India.

Brigade Hotel Ventures highlights strong financial growth for FY26 as the firm expands its footprint with a new strategic land acquisition in Hyderabad market.

Sarovar Hotels branded residences strategy highlights a shift in revenue streams as the hospitality major eyes 400 hotels across India within five years.

Savills acquires a majority stake in Hotelivate, establishing a unified hospitality advisory platform to bolster institutional real estate services in India.

The Navi Mumbai International Airport is projected to generate over 60,000 direct jobs and tens of thousands of indirect employment opportunities by 2037, transforming the Mumbai Metropolitan Region into one of India's largest emerging employment hubs across aviation, logistics, hospitality.

Schloss Bangalore has been officially renamed Leela Palaces, Hotels & Resorts after receiving formal approval from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, marking a strategic consolidation in Bengaluru's luxury hospitality sector.

Tata Group's hospitality arm IHCL has unveiled a massive ₹4,500 crore investment plan to establish Northeast India as its next major growth frontier, targeting 30 hotels by 2030 compared to 15 currently operational properties.

ITC Hotels delivers exceptional Q1 2025 performance with 54% profit surge to ₹134 crore. Strategic expansion, higher room rates, and improved occupancy drive growth in India's premium hospitality market.

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A prominent hospitality company sold a Bangalore boutique hotel via Colliers India. Colliers worked well with the Asset Reconstruction Company (ARC), Trustee, bank, buyer, and seller to complete this 150,000-square-foot transaction.

Bangalore-based RMZ Corporation announced its decision to become an alternative asset owner. By 2029, the company aims to quadruple its rent-yielding real estate activities to USD 42 billion.