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Top four airports record the best ever traffic in 2024.
Delhi: 77.82 million
Mumbai: 54.8 million
Bengaluru: 40.73 million
Hyderabad: 27.87 million
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Middle class is growing
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as well as Participation
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Savings to Investing.
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Delhi: 77.82 million
Mumbai: 54.8 million
Bengaluru: 40.73 million
Hyderabad: 27.87 million
~~~~
Middle class is growing
To Higher Middle Class.
L
•••
People's awareness
as well as Participation
is increasing form
Savings to Investing.
◇◇◇
People have started
shifting from direct stock
investing to Mutual Fund investing.
♡♡♡
SIP is becoming a sort of
Synonym for MF Investing
like it used to be Colgate
For Toothpaste or Xerox for PhotoCopy.
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Borobudur
Location: Magelang, Indonesia
Hidden in the lush jungles of Java, Borobudur is a 9th-century Buddhist marvel adorned with over 500 Buddha statues and intricate stone carvings. Its step-pyramid design symbolizes the path to enlightenment, making it a must-visit for history lovers and spiritual seekers. A sunrise visit offers breathtaking views of mist-covered stupas against a golden sky. (Image: Canva)
Location: Magelang, Indonesia
Hidden in the lush jungles of Java, Borobudur is a 9th-century Buddhist marvel adorned with over 500 Buddha statues and intricate stone carvings. Its step-pyramid design symbolizes the path to enlightenment, making it a must-visit for history lovers and spiritual seekers. A sunrise visit offers breathtaking views of mist-covered stupas against a golden sky. (Image: Canva)
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*Hotel industry has quite a few good reasons to cheer about in 2026*
A premium hotel room costing Rs 17,000 was too much for a Mumbai resident who recently travelled to Bengaluru for a business trip. This is nothing unusual. In fact, hotel rates have been significantly high in the post-Covid period.
Hotel rates in Bengaluru, for example, have already increased by about 25-30 percent as the city is preparing to host Aero India 2025 and Invest Karnataka 2025 next month, noted Aditya Sanghi, Co-Founder & CEO, Hotelogix, a cloud-based hotel management system.
Shyam Kumar, General Manager of DoubleTree by Hilton Bengaluru Whitefield, also emphasised that 2025 looks like a promising year for the hospitality sector.
“With the shift from three-day to four-day work weeks, we expect a surge in travel demand. The increase in both domestic and international traffic is likely to drive hotel rates up by 10-12 percent, with peak periods, like the Aero Show, pushing growth to 20 percent,” Kumar said.
*_Premium and budget room rates_*
Last year, India's premium hotel room rates averaged between Rs 7,200 and Rs 7,400 per night, marking a 15 percent increase from the previous fiscal year, pointed out Dr Vikram Kamat, Chairman of the Vitskamats Group.
In the budget hotel category, it was around Rs 2,700-3,000 per night, a growth of around 7 percent. "The rates for 4-star hotels were in the range of Rs 3,700-Rs 4,400, including Tier II and III cities," he said.
Puneet Chhatwal, Managing Director and CEO of Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), also said that 2025 looks promising with high-profile events like the Aero Show and the World Audio-Visual & Entertainment Summit (WAVES), both in Bengaluru, and the Maha Kumbh in Prayagaraj, Uttar Pradesh, which will stimulate demand across various segments, including business and spiritual tourism.
*_'Luxury hotel rates in India still cheaper'_*
He said luxury hotel rates in India are still much lower than those around the world, which leaves a lot of room for rates to increase in the coming years.
“Rates in India are about $200 a night when it comes to luxury consumption. These rates are still a third of the hotels in New York. We have maintained our rates, even though India and the rest of south Asia have traditionally been occupancy-driven markets, where occupancy has been considered the correct metric," Chhatwal said.
Somesh Agarwal, Chairman and MD at Radisson Blu Palace Resort & Spa, Udaipur, highlighted that.
At Radisson Blu Palace Resort & Spa, Udaipur, a popular property among tourists, the average room rates for 2024 exceeded Rs 24,000, reflecting a 9 percent growth, compared to 2023, noted Agarwal.
"Udaipur, as a destination, sees higher demand on auspicious wedding dates and during the winter season, which is its peak period. Certain months in 2024 saw a growth of up to 20 percent, compared to the previous year. However, the second quarter (April-June) of CY2024 saw an all-time low due to the elections. Overall, the year balanced out, reflecting consistent demand trends," he said.
*_Average daily room rates_*
Ajay K Bakaya, Managing Director, Sarovar Hotels & Director, Louvre Hotels India, noted that the average daily rate reached Rs 5,500 last year.
For the Ramee Group, Mumbai, one of its key locations, saw a significant rise in hotel rates, with an increase of approximately 15 percent in 2024 over the previous year. "This growth aligns with the broader industry trend, where the average daily rate of hotels in India was around Rs 6,900 in fiscal year 2023," said Saurabh Gahoi, Senior Vice President.
In 2024, room rates during high-demand periods were, on average, 15-20 percent higher than standard rates, with some properties witnessing even greater spikes during festive seasons or significant local events, Gahoi added.
A premium hotel room costing Rs 17,000 was too much for a Mumbai resident who recently travelled to Bengaluru for a business trip. This is nothing unusual. In fact, hotel rates have been significantly high in the post-Covid period.
Hotel rates in Bengaluru, for example, have already increased by about 25-30 percent as the city is preparing to host Aero India 2025 and Invest Karnataka 2025 next month, noted Aditya Sanghi, Co-Founder & CEO, Hotelogix, a cloud-based hotel management system.
Shyam Kumar, General Manager of DoubleTree by Hilton Bengaluru Whitefield, also emphasised that 2025 looks like a promising year for the hospitality sector.
“With the shift from three-day to four-day work weeks, we expect a surge in travel demand. The increase in both domestic and international traffic is likely to drive hotel rates up by 10-12 percent, with peak periods, like the Aero Show, pushing growth to 20 percent,” Kumar said.
*_Premium and budget room rates_*
Last year, India's premium hotel room rates averaged between Rs 7,200 and Rs 7,400 per night, marking a 15 percent increase from the previous fiscal year, pointed out Dr Vikram Kamat, Chairman of the Vitskamats Group.
In the budget hotel category, it was around Rs 2,700-3,000 per night, a growth of around 7 percent. "The rates for 4-star hotels were in the range of Rs 3,700-Rs 4,400, including Tier II and III cities," he said.
Puneet Chhatwal, Managing Director and CEO of Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), also said that 2025 looks promising with high-profile events like the Aero Show and the World Audio-Visual & Entertainment Summit (WAVES), both in Bengaluru, and the Maha Kumbh in Prayagaraj, Uttar Pradesh, which will stimulate demand across various segments, including business and spiritual tourism.
*_'Luxury hotel rates in India still cheaper'_*
He said luxury hotel rates in India are still much lower than those around the world, which leaves a lot of room for rates to increase in the coming years.
“Rates in India are about $200 a night when it comes to luxury consumption. These rates are still a third of the hotels in New York. We have maintained our rates, even though India and the rest of south Asia have traditionally been occupancy-driven markets, where occupancy has been considered the correct metric," Chhatwal said.
Somesh Agarwal, Chairman and MD at Radisson Blu Palace Resort & Spa, Udaipur, highlighted that.
At Radisson Blu Palace Resort & Spa, Udaipur, a popular property among tourists, the average room rates for 2024 exceeded Rs 24,000, reflecting a 9 percent growth, compared to 2023, noted Agarwal.
"Udaipur, as a destination, sees higher demand on auspicious wedding dates and during the winter season, which is its peak period. Certain months in 2024 saw a growth of up to 20 percent, compared to the previous year. However, the second quarter (April-June) of CY2024 saw an all-time low due to the elections. Overall, the year balanced out, reflecting consistent demand trends," he said.
*_Average daily room rates_*
Ajay K Bakaya, Managing Director, Sarovar Hotels & Director, Louvre Hotels India, noted that the average daily rate reached Rs 5,500 last year.
For the Ramee Group, Mumbai, one of its key locations, saw a significant rise in hotel rates, with an increase of approximately 15 percent in 2024 over the previous year. "This growth aligns with the broader industry trend, where the average daily rate of hotels in India was around Rs 6,900 in fiscal year 2023," said Saurabh Gahoi, Senior Vice President.
In 2024, room rates during high-demand periods were, on average, 15-20 percent higher than standard rates, with some properties witnessing even greater spikes during festive seasons or significant local events, Gahoi added.
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Average room rate (ARR) for premium hotels is projected to rise to Rs 7,800-8,000 for full-year FY25, up 8 percent year on year, according to rating agency ICR's analysis. It will go up further to Rs 8,000-8,400 in FY26. ARRs had hit a peak of Rs 8,200 in FY08, it added.
The pan-India premium hotel RevPAR (revenue per available room) is pegged at Rs 5,500-5,800 in FY25, against Rs 5,000-5,300 in FY24. The RevPAR is expected to increase further to Rs 5,800-6,200 in FY26.
Bakaya anticipates a 7 percent increase in room rates for January, setting a strong tone for the year. "Overall, we expect a 9 percent growth in room rates throughout the year.
In January 2025, premium hotel rates in India are approximately Rs 7,800-8,000 per night and will likely grow during the rest of the year, said Sanghi.
*_Pricing trend in FY25_*
Sharing similar sentiments, Kamat said that the pricing trend witnessed in FY25 is continuing in January. "In the first nine months of fiscal year 2025, ARRs have risen to approximately Rs 7,800-Rs 8,000, reflecting continued growth in the hospitality sector."
The Indian hospitality industry’s total revenue is estimated to grow by 7-9 percent on-year in FY25 and 6-8 percent in FY26, over the high base of FY24, according to Vinutaa S, vice president and sector head, corporate ratings, ICRA.
Room rates are estimated to increase by 7-8 percent in 2025 on an annualised basis, especially as inventory growth remains slow, Kamat added.
The current supply pipeline is lower than the post-FY09 global financial crisis period, noted ICRA.
In the last two financial years, while room inventory increased by around 5 percent, demand grew by 8-10 percent and this trend is expected to continue in FY25 and FY26 with the pace of hotel room supply growing between 4 percent and 5 percent and demand increasing by 8-9 percent.
Vinutaa pointed out that the healthy demand uptick has led to a pickup in supply announcements and commencement of deferred projects in the last 24-30 months. Several global brands have made their entry into India.
"Unlike other markets, Udaipur is projected to witness a significant rise in room inventories across both luxury and mid-market segments. We remain optimistic about demand keeping pace with this growth. We forecast an increase in occupancy levels, approaching 70 percent, along with an average rate growth of 5 percent compared to last year," said Agarwal.
The pan-India premium hotel RevPAR (revenue per available room) is pegged at Rs 5,500-5,800 in FY25, against Rs 5,000-5,300 in FY24. The RevPAR is expected to increase further to Rs 5,800-6,200 in FY26.
Bakaya anticipates a 7 percent increase in room rates for January, setting a strong tone for the year. "Overall, we expect a 9 percent growth in room rates throughout the year.
In January 2025, premium hotel rates in India are approximately Rs 7,800-8,000 per night and will likely grow during the rest of the year, said Sanghi.
*_Pricing trend in FY25_*
Sharing similar sentiments, Kamat said that the pricing trend witnessed in FY25 is continuing in January. "In the first nine months of fiscal year 2025, ARRs have risen to approximately Rs 7,800-Rs 8,000, reflecting continued growth in the hospitality sector."
The Indian hospitality industry’s total revenue is estimated to grow by 7-9 percent on-year in FY25 and 6-8 percent in FY26, over the high base of FY24, according to Vinutaa S, vice president and sector head, corporate ratings, ICRA.
Room rates are estimated to increase by 7-8 percent in 2025 on an annualised basis, especially as inventory growth remains slow, Kamat added.
The current supply pipeline is lower than the post-FY09 global financial crisis period, noted ICRA.
In the last two financial years, while room inventory increased by around 5 percent, demand grew by 8-10 percent and this trend is expected to continue in FY25 and FY26 with the pace of hotel room supply growing between 4 percent and 5 percent and demand increasing by 8-9 percent.
Vinutaa pointed out that the healthy demand uptick has led to a pickup in supply announcements and commencement of deferred projects in the last 24-30 months. Several global brands have made their entry into India.
"Unlike other markets, Udaipur is projected to witness a significant rise in room inventories across both luxury and mid-market segments. We remain optimistic about demand keeping pace with this growth. We forecast an increase in occupancy levels, approaching 70 percent, along with an average rate growth of 5 percent compared to last year," said Agarwal.
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Angkor Wat
Location: Siem Reap, Cambodia
No trip to Cambodia is complete without witnessing the grandeur of Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world. Built in the 12th century, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a masterpiece of Khmer architecture, with intricate bas-reliefs depicting Hindu mythology. Watching the sunrise over its massive stone towers is a truly magical experience.
Location: Siem Reap, Cambodia
No trip to Cambodia is complete without witnessing the grandeur of Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world. Built in the 12th century, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a masterpiece of Khmer architecture, with intricate bas-reliefs depicting Hindu mythology. Watching the sunrise over its massive stone towers is a truly magical experience.
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Batu Caves
Location: Selangor, Malaysia
Just outside Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves is one of Malaysia’s most famous Hindu temples. A 140-foot golden statue of Lord Murugan guards the entrance, leading to a series of limestone caves housing colorful shrines and Hindu carvings. Climbing the 272 rainbow-colored steps rewards visitors with panoramic city views and an immersive spiritual experience
Location: Selangor, Malaysia
Just outside Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves is one of Malaysia’s most famous Hindu temples. A 140-foot golden statue of Lord Murugan guards the entrance, leading to a series of limestone caves housing colorful shrines and Hindu carvings. Climbing the 272 rainbow-colored steps rewards visitors with panoramic city views and an immersive spiritual experience
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Wat Phra Kaew
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Located inside Bangkok’s Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) is one of Thailand’s most important Buddhist temples. It houses the revered Emerald Buddha, carved from a single block of jade. The temple’s golden spires, intricate murals, and ornate architecture make it a must-see for anyone visiting Thailand’s capital.
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Located inside Bangkok’s Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) is one of Thailand’s most important Buddhist temples. It houses the revered Emerald Buddha, carved from a single block of jade. The temple’s golden spires, intricate murals, and ornate architecture make it a must-see for anyone visiting Thailand’s capital.
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Wat Xieng Thong
Location: Luang Prabang, Laos
Nestled along the Mekong River in Luang Prabang, Wat Xieng Thong is a masterpiece of traditional Lao architecture. Its sweeping tiered roofs, intricate gold stencils, and the famous "Tree of Life" mosaic make it a must-see for culture enthusiasts. This serene temple complex provides a peaceful setting to experience Buddhist traditions and admire Laos' unique craftsmanship.
Location: Luang Prabang, Laos
Nestled along the Mekong River in Luang Prabang, Wat Xieng Thong is a masterpiece of traditional Lao architecture. Its sweeping tiered roofs, intricate gold stencils, and the famous "Tree of Life" mosaic make it a must-see for culture enthusiasts. This serene temple complex provides a peaceful setting to experience Buddhist traditions and admire Laos' unique craftsmanship.
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Sapporo, Japan
Nothing beats the fresh, icy air of Sapporo in winter. Known for its snow-covered landscapes and cozy winter charm, Sapporo is a dream destination for those who love winter festivals, steaming bowls of ramen, and breathtaking natural scenery. Plus, February is when the city comes alive with the world-famous Sapporo Snow Festival—think massive ice sculptures, twinkling lights, and an unforgettable winter wonderland. (Image: Canva)
Must-do: Visit Odori Park for incredible ice sculptures and sip on hot Hokkaido milk tea
Nothing beats the fresh, icy air of Sapporo in winter. Known for its snow-covered landscapes and cozy winter charm, Sapporo is a dream destination for those who love winter festivals, steaming bowls of ramen, and breathtaking natural scenery. Plus, February is when the city comes alive with the world-famous Sapporo Snow Festival—think massive ice sculptures, twinkling lights, and an unforgettable winter wonderland. (Image: Canva)
Must-do: Visit Odori Park for incredible ice sculptures and sip on hot Hokkaido milk tea
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Singapore
Yes, it’s a buzzing metropolis, but Singapore is also one of the cleanest and greenest cities in the world! With its well-maintained parks, lush gardens, and strict environmental policies, you’ll breathe easy while exploring this modern urban wonderland. Stroll through the Gardens by the Bay, hike up MacRitchie Reservoir, or unwind at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. (Image: Canva)
Must-do: Walk along the OCBC Skyway for panoramic city views
Yes, it’s a buzzing metropolis, but Singapore is also one of the cleanest and greenest cities in the world! With its well-maintained parks, lush gardens, and strict environmental policies, you’ll breathe easy while exploring this modern urban wonderland. Stroll through the Gardens by the Bay, hike up MacRitchie Reservoir, or unwind at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. (Image: Canva)
Must-do: Walk along the OCBC Skyway for panoramic city views
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