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Hilton has signed a similar franchising agreement for the Hampton by Hilton brand with Nile Hospitality and the first hotel is set to open at Amritsar this year

Royal Orchid Hotels and Hilton are embarking on a partnership, planning the launch of 125 Hampton by Hilton hotels across India. Targeting the burgeoning mid-market segment, these hotels will predominantly come up in the western and southern parts of the country.

The franchise deal targets western and southern Indian markets including Goa and Maharashtra, marking Hilton's third strategic partnership of this scale in India.

The property will be operated under a hotel management agreement as part of the company’s asset-light expansion strategy

Royal Orchid Hotels Limited ( ($IN:ROHLTD) ) has issued an announcement. Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd. has launched Regenta Z Vadodara, its fourth prope...

Amid fast-paced growth momentum in India’s hospitality industry, hotel room rates are expected to rise up to six per cent to be in the range of ₹9,400 to ₹9,700 in 2026, driven by continued growth in domestic tourism, corporate travel, and demand continuing to outpace supply across most markets in the country. In 2025, hotel room rates rose by seven per cent compared with 2024, according to Hotelivate, a hotel consulting firm. While December was expected to carry this momentum forward, operational disruptions at IndiGo towards the end of the year are likely to temper performance in the final month. Consequently, the industry is now projected to close CY2025 with occupancy levels in the range of 65 to 67 per cent and ARRs between ₹8,800 and ₹9,200, as per data shared by HVS Anarock. This comes after hotel room rates hit record highs in 2024, and 2025 saw several events affecting growth, from geopolitical issues to an aeroplane crash, extended rains and flight disruptions. However, the hospitality industry’s room rate growth is now expected to moderate over time or enter a phase of stabilisation marked by measured and sustainable growth across key operating metrics, according to industry experts.

Royal Orchid Hotels Limited ( ($IN:ROHLTD) ) has shared an update. Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd. has announced the opening of its new property, Regenta ...

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