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Luxury hotel groups expand wellness resorts across India and overseas
Luxury hotel groups expand wellness resorts across India and overseas
Indian luxury hotel groups are expanding wellness offerings as travellers spend more on longer, experience-led stays. EIH, the flagship company of The Oberoi Group, has partnered Bhartiya Hospitality to launch 20 luxury…
The Story in Brief
Indian luxury hotel groups are expanding wellness offerings as travellers spend more on longer, experience-led stays. EIH, the flagship company of The Oberoi Group, has partnered Bhartiya Hospitality to launch 20 luxury lifestyle resorts in India and international destinations. Indian Hotels Company, which owns a 51% stake in Atmantan, plans new wellness centres in India and abroad. It has also announced a 100-room Atmantan destination in Hyderabad spread across 50 acres.
Developers are adding wellness centres to hospitality and residential projects in places including Tirupati, South Goa, Dehradun, Kerala, Igatpuri and Coorg. Industry advisers say such visitors often stay longer and spend more on accommodation and related services, improving project economics.
The Indian Opinion
The easy story is that every luxury project can become a wellness success, but the evidence here is mainly expansion plans and feasibility work, not operating results. Longer stays and extra spending may support margins, yet land, staffing and specialised care can raise costs. The useful test will be whether these resorts maintain occupancy beyond holiday periods and turn planned rooms into sustained revenue.
Source: economictimes.indiatimes.com
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