GRT Hotels & Resorts Hosts Exclusive Meet in Delhi for Destination Management Companies

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Industry leaders and partners come together for an engaging evening of collaboration and connection

New Delhi, April: GRT Hotels & Resorts hosted a vibrant meet in the capital, bringing together key players from the fraternity for an evening of networking, knowledge sharing, and partnership building. The event witnessed participation from some of the most respected names in the industry, reinforcing GRT’s commitment to strengthening its travel trade relationships across the country.

The gathering showcased GRT Hotels’ expanding portfolio and innovative experiences across South India, with special emphasis on its award-winning resorts and urban escapes. Guests were also given exclusive updates on new offerings, signature experiences, and the brand’s vision for the year ahead.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Vikram Cotah, CEO of GRT Hotels & Resorts, said: “Our travel trade partners have been integral to our growth journey. Events like these allow us to reconnect, exchange ideas, and explore new possibilities. At GRT Hotels & Resorts, we believe in creating not just stays but stories – and our partners help us take those stories far and wide.”

About GRT Hotels & Resorts:

Part of the 50-year legacy of the widely acclaimed G.R. Thanga Maligai group, GRT Hotels & Resorts has been operating for the past 27 years as South India’s premier hospitality chain. 

With 22 upscale hotels and luxury resorts in business, cultural and leisure destinations across Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, Kerala, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, and a franchisee association with Radisson Hotel Group in select locations, we pride ourselves in being rooted in tradition and driven by innovation. 

Swish and sophisticated, chic and contemporary best describe our properties. With thoughtfully furnished rooms and suites, unique concept restaurants, cloud kitchens and an award-winning wellness brand, Bodhi Spa, we remain the preferred choice for discerning travellers to the region.