Fairmont Mumbai and Le Florence India Hosted India’s First Longevity Summit 2026 with AIWO, Connecting Global Science, Biohacking and Emerging Longevity Technologies

Two-day summit launched by Fairmont Mumbai brought together global experts, healthcare pioneers, wellness innovators and emerging longevity technologies to explore the future of healthspan

MUMBAI, India, August , 2026: The inaugural Longevity Summit India 2026 unfolded over two immersive days at Fairmont Mumbai, bringing together 1,000+ delegates from India and across the global longevity ecosystem for a convergence of science, healthcare, wellness, technology and conscious living. Presented by Le Florence India in partnership with Fairmont Mumbai, with AIWO as the Title Sponsor, Maharashtra Tourism as the State Partner, and DecodeAge as the Wellness Partner, the summit brought together international experts, leading doctors, scientists, biohackers, wellness practitioners, founders, investors and thought leaders through global panels, expert talks, fireside conversations, experiential zones, longevity trails and interactive practices. Far beyond a conventional conference, the experience transformed Fairmont Mumbai into an immersive landscape of longevity, from underwater meditation, Watsu, ice plunges, yoga and sound experiences to explorations of biological age, metabolic health, brain performance, emotional resilience, and human connection. Even the culinary experience was designed around wellbeing, with colour-coded Yellow, Green and White food zones, each focused on supporting different functions of the body, from digestion and metabolic health to heart health.

At its core, the summit explored a question increasingly shaping the future of healthcare: how do we not simply live longer, but extend healthspan, preserve vitality and improve the quality of the years we live? The programme brought together preventive healthcare, geroscience, human optimisation, performance engineering of the body, bio-optimisation and functional enhancement, examining the interconnected systems that influence how we age, perform and experience life.

The summit’s philosophy was reflected in its Five Bodies Framework: Earth, Water, Air, Fire and Flow, offering a more holistic, systems-based lens on longevity. Rather than viewing health through isolated biomarkers or individual interventions, the framework examined how multiple physiological and psychological systems interact to influence resilience, vitality, and long-term healthspan.

The conversation around longevity also extended into how people live and age, with senior living emerging as an important part of the wider ecosystem. The summit saw the launch of Shremoha, a premium senior independent living platform formed in July 2026 through a strategic partnership between Shrem Group and Emoha, part of Age Care Labs. Unveiled through the thought leadership panel “The New Luxury of Longevity: How Senior Living is Becoming the World’s Most Powerful Platform for Healthy Ageing,” Shremoha brings together geriatric-grade personalised care, preventive health, wellness, and hospitality-led living to support greater independence, purpose and dignity among India’s seniors.

Nitan Chhatwal, MD, Shrem Group and Co-founder of Shremoha, said,

“Senior living is no longer the destination after ageing; it is a platform for longevity. With Shremoha, we are bringing hospitality, wellness and geriatric care together to create communities built around independence, purpose and possibility.”

Saumyajit Roy, Co-founder & CEO, Emoha Elder Care and Co-founder of Shremoha, said,

“The future of senior living is not about care alone, but about creating places where people can live with purpose, independence and meaningful connections. Shremoha brings our experience in elder care together with hospitality and community design to build exactly that.”

The idea of longevity extending beyond healthcare into the environments in which people live, recover and experience wellbeing was also central to Fairmont Mumbai’s role in the summit. By bringing health, hospitality, food, recovery, and experiential wellness together under one roof, the property became part of a larger conversation around how wellness-led hospitality is evolving.

Rajiv Kapoor, General Manager, Fairmont Mumbai, said,

“What made the summit meaningful was bringing science, healthcare, wellness and hospitality together in one space. Guests could experience these ideas first-hand, making the conversation around longevity tangible.”

For Le Florence India, the summit represented an opportunity to bring India’s longstanding relationship with wellbeing into dialogue with the rapidly evolving global fields of longevity science, bio-optimisation, and preventive health.

Vikramjeet Sharma, Managing Director, Le Florence India, said,

“India has always had a deep relationship with wellbeing, and longevity is giving us a new language to understand it through science and technology. We wanted to create a platform where India could engage with and contribute to this global conversation.”

Across the two days, the programme explored regenerative medicine, stem cells, peptides, microbiome health, biological age, sleep, and heart health, consciousness, and other vital markers of human performance. Emerging frontiers including flow states, cardiac coherence, and the intersection of AI, physics, and medicine further expanded the conversation around the future of vitality science.

The summit also marked an important step in connecting India to the global longevity ecosystem, with 40+ global speakers, clinicians and wellness experts, including Prof. Dato' Sri Dr. Mike Chan, Siim Land, Dr. Chris Kacher and Dr. Gino Yu, creating an exchange between international expertise and India’s emerging community of healthcare, wellness, technology and conscious-living leaders.

One of the summit’s most intriguing highlights was its water-based longevity experiences, including Guided Underwater Meditation with Dr. Arpit Bansal, an early-morning experience at Fairmont Mumbai’s swimming pool where participants used weights and oxygen masks to enter a deeply immersive state beneath the water. Watsu with Svitlana Vishenska brought therapeutic bodywork into the experience, while Blue Mind practices, breathwork, and ice baths further explored the relationship between water, recovery, nervous-system regulation, and mental wellbeing.

Dr. Arpit Bansal, Scientific Chair, Longevity Summit India 2026, said,

“Longevity cannot be reduced to one number, test or intervention. It is about understanding how our physical health, brain, gut, emotions and sense of purpose work together to shape wellbeing.”

Bringing this philosophy beyond the stage, the summit gave delegates the opportunity to experience longevity through emerging technologies, therapies and practices, with 10+ experience zones exploring areas such as Gut Health, Genomic Health, AI-Powered Health, Peptides and Longevity, Frequency Technologies and Biohack Gadgets, alongside advanced recovery and wellness interventions. Curated experiences by players like Meotech allowed delegates to engage directly with these innovations, while BluXone, Fairmont Spa and Longevity showcased Hyperbaric Oxygen, Molecular Hydrogen, Intermittent Hypoxic Training, and Intermittent Vacuum Therapy, bringing personalised recovery protocols into the hospitality environment. Carna AI’s AI Body Scan offered a technology-led approach to health assessment, translating complex body data into a more accessible and personalised view of individual health.

The experience zones also explored emerging frontiers of longevity. The Wellness Co. showcased Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Normatec Compression Therapy, and Body Composition Analysis, while H2 House of Health’s Hydrogen Therapy introduced hydrogen-based wellness into the conversation. HPO Tech showcased a range of technology-led therapies, further reflecting the growing intersection of health, technology and personalised wellbeing.

For C. Sivasankaran, Founder, AIWO, the emergence of this ecosystem represents an important moment for India as consumers become increasingly interested in understanding and actively managing their health.

C. Sivasankaran, Founder, AIWO, said,

“India is at an important point in its relationship with longevity, with a growing appetite for better health and an opportunity to build an ecosystem around it. Bringing the right people, ideas and technologies together is where that ecosystem begins.”

With AIWO as Title Sponsor, the summit underscored the growing role of technology in the evolution of preventive healthcare, personalised health assessment, and human performance. The convergence of diagnostics, data, AI, and emerging wellness technologies is opening new possibilities around how individuals understand their bodies, identify risks earlier and make more informed decisions around long-term health.

Yet, alongside technology and science, the summit consistently returned to a simpler question: what does it actually mean to live well?

That question was reflected in the summit’s culinary programming. Food was positioned not simply as an indulgence or a nutritional input, but as one of the most accessible forms of everyday health intervention. At Fairmont Mumbai, the Yellow, Green and White food zones translated the science of nutrition into an accessible experience, with each zone focused on different functions of the body, from digestion and metabolic health to cardiovascular wellbeing.

Chef Ranveer Brar, Culinary Ambassador for Longevity, said,

“Longevity isn’t simply about adding years to life; it’s about staying capable, curious and connected through those years. Food is one of the most powerful choices we make every day, and India’s traditional food wisdom has much to contribute to this conversation.”

Ultimately, Longevity Summit India 2026 marked a defining step in bringing geroscience, preventive healthcare, bio-optimisation, and human performance into India’s evolving longevity landscape. By connecting global scientific advances with India’s deep-rooted understanding of wellbeing, the summit placed human vitality and biological resilience at the centre of the conversation around the future of health.

The summit was supported by a network of partners that reflected the breadth of the longevity ecosystem, including AIWO as Title Sponsor; DecodeAge, The Wellness Co. and BrainTap as Wellness Sponsors; Global Spa as Lifestyle Partner; and Evavo as Knowledge Partner.

Fairmont Jaipur a destination to Unwind and Reconnect This Long Weekend

National, August 2026:  Fairmont Jaipur, a sanctuary of unparalleled grandeur and regal majesty, invites guests to step away from the everyday hustle and enjoy a leisurely escape amidst the Aravalli hills. With long weekends offering the perfect opportunity to pause, reconnect and travel, the hotel brings the experiences combining thoughtful hospitality, dining and wellness for a memorable long weekend in Jaipur.

The stay includes daily breakfast at Zoya and a four-course lunch or dinner at Zoya once during the stay. The guests can enjoy INR 2,500 spa credit for a revitalizing wellness experience, along with a complimentary room upgrade and late check-out until 4:00 PM, both subject to availability. Adding the value to stay, the guests can also take advantage of a 15% discount on food and soft beverages outside the package. They can also avail 30% discount on the second night, redeemable directly at the hotel, if they are looking to extend their getaway

Rajat Sethi, Cluster General Manager, Fairmont Jaipur and Raffles Jaipur said, “Long weekends are a wonderful opportunity to slow down and make time for the things that matter. At Fairmont Jaipur, we want guests to experience more than just a stay- from our culinary offerings and wellness experiences to the beauty and tranquillity of our surroundings. This experience has been designed to offer a relaxed and enriching escape, where every detail allows our guests to simply unwind and enjoy their time with us”.

Located in the Aravalli hills, Fairmont Jaipur provides visitors with an experience influenced by Rajasthan's architectural and cultural legacy. From leisurely mornings and curated dining experiences to restorative spa treatments and unhurried afternoons, the long weekend experience invites guests to embrace the slower pace of a well-deserved getaway.

Whether it is a family outing, a weekend with friends or simply some time away to recharge, Fairmont Jaipur provides the perfect setting to make the long weekend special.

Fairmont Mumbai and Le Florence India to present “Longevity Summit India: India Vows for Longevity”

15th–16th August 2026

A first-of-its-kind platform bringing together longevity science, biohacking, preventive healthcare and human performance 

Mumbai, July'2026 — As India witnesses a growing shift towards preventive healthcare, personalised medicine, biohacking, and evidence-based longevity, the focus is rapidly moving beyond simply extending lifespan to enhancing healthspan and human performance. This evolution is creating demand for platforms that bring together global experts, pioneering research, emerging technologies, and interdisciplinary collaboration to shape the future of longevity.

Against this backdrop, Fairmont Mumbai and Le Florence India have announced Longevity Summit India 2026: India Vows for Longevity, a first-of-its-kind platform dedicated to advancing conversations around longevity science, biohacking, preventive healthcare, and human performance. Scheduled to take place on 15th–16th August 2026 at Fairmont Mumbai, the summit aims to position India at the forefront of the global longevity movement.

Bringing together leading scientists, clinicians, biohackers, wellness pioneers, medical experts, entrepreneurs, investors, innovators, and luxury brands, the summit will explore the evolving intersection of science, technology, medicine, wellness, hospitality, and lifestyle, while showcasing breakthrough ideas and innovations shaping the future of healthy ageing.

The summit marks a natural evolution of Fairmont Mumbai's commitment to redefining wellness through its pioneering Fairmont Spa & Longevity and Blu Xone, India's first luxury-integrated longevity hub. By combining advanced therapies, preventive healthcare, biohacking protocols, and personalised longevity experiences, Fairmont Mumbai has established itself as one of the country's few hospitality destinations with a dedicated focus on healthspan optimisation.

"The conversation around wellness is evolving rapidly, and longevity is increasingly becoming one of its most important pillars," said Rajiv Kapoor, General Manager, Fairmont Mumbai. "Longevity Summit India is a natural extension of our vision at Fairmont Mumbai. Through Fairmont Spa & Longevity and Blu Xone, we have been building experiences centred around preventive wellness and long-term vitality. The summit allows us to take that conversation beyond the hotel and create a meaningful platform that brings together global perspectives, scientific innovation, and expertise."

Presented in partnership with Le Florence India, a name synonymous with curating some of India's most distinguished luxury experiences, the summit reflects a shared commitment to creating transformative platforms rooted in credibility, expertise, and meaningful collaboration.

"Longevity Summit India is envisioned as a movement rather than a moment," said Vikramjeet Sharma, Managing Director, Le Florence India. "Our ambition is to create a future-facing platform that inspires dialogue, collaboration, and innovation around one of the most important conversations of our time—how we can leverage science, technology, and preventive healthcare to help people live healthier, longer lives."

As the summit's Chief Scientific Curator, Dr. Arpit Bansal is leading the scientific direction of the programme, curating a two-day agenda alongside an international faculty of experts to ensure the discussions remain rooted in scientific rigour while advancing the global dialogue on longevity and human performance.

"India has the opportunity to become a global leader in longevity by combining cutting-edge science with its rich heritage of preventive health and holistic well-being," said Dr. Arpit Bansal, Chief Scientific Curator, Longevity Summit India 2026. "Our objective is to create a platform where leading researchers, clinicians, innovators, and biohackers come together to exchange knowledge, challenge conventional thinking, and shape the future of human healthspan. Longevity Summit India is designed to establish India as an important contributor to the global longevity ecosystem."

Further details regarding the summit programme, experiences, partnerships, and participating experts will be announced in the coming weeks.

Fairmont Jaipur Celebrates 14 years Legacy of Royal Hospitality, Timeless Luxury and Unforgettable Experiences

National, August 2026: Fairmont Jaipur marks its 14th anniversary, celebrating a journey defined by timeless elegance, heartfelt hospitality and an unwavering commitment to creating extraordinary experiences. Nestled amidst the Aravalli Hills and inspired by the grandeur of Rajput and Mughal architecture, the hotel has become one of India's most distinguished luxury destinations. For fourteen years, it has welcomed guests from around the world with experiences that celebrate Rajasthan's rich heritage while reflecting Fairmont's philosophy of Make Special Happen.

Over the years, Fairmont Jaipur has become synonymous with destination weddings and landmark celebrations. Its regal design, magnificent venues and highly personalised approach have made it the setting for some of India's most spectacular weddings, intimate family occasions and prestigious social events. Every celebration is thoughtfully curated, blending impeccable service with bespoke culinary experiences to create moments that are as individual as the people they honour.

This year has marked an exciting chapter in the hotel's culinary journey as Fairmont Jaipur became the first hotel to introduce a refined oil-free culinary philosophy. Reimagining traditional Indian cuisine through a healthier lens, the hotel's chefs thoughtfully prepare dishes using locally sourced desi ghee, mustard oil, extra virgin olive oil and cold-pressed canola oil, allowing the natural character of every ingredient to shine while preserving the richness and authenticity of regional flavours.

Complementing this philosophy is the launch of The Green Kitchen, a dedicated vegetarian culinary space created for Jain, Marwari and other vegetarian celebrations. Designed with its own exclusive kitchen equipment, utensils and vessels, it ensures complete separation throughout food preparation, preserving authenticity and respecting individual dietary preferences, while offering guests complete confidence in every culinary experience.

Celebrating culture has always been at the heart of the Fairmont Jaipur experience. The hotel continues to champion Rajasthan's artistic heritage by collaborating with local musicians, artisans and cultural practitioners, offering guests authentic connections with the region's traditions. Signature experiences such as The India Music Retreat, which brings together some of the country's most celebrated musicians and performers, reflect the hotel's continued commitment to preserving and showcasing India's vibrant cultural legacy.

The past year has also been a defining one for Fairmont Jaipur's commitment to responsible hospitality. The hotel was recently awarded the internationally recognised Green Key Certification, reaffirming its dedication to environmental stewardship and sustainable operations. From mindful resource management and community engagement initiatives to experiences that celebrate local craftsmanship and culture, sustainability continues to shape the way the hotel welcomes and cares for its guests.

Commenting on the milestone, Rajat Sethi, Cluster General Manager, Fairmont Jaipur and Raffles Jaipur, said:

"Celebrating fourteen years is an opportunity to reflect on the remarkable journey we have shared with our guests, colleagues and partners. Every milestone has been shaped by their trust and unwavering support. This year has been particularly meaningful as we continue to strengthen our commitment to responsible hospitality, elevate our culinary offerings and create experiences that celebrate the rich culture of Rajasthan. As we look ahead, we remain dedicated to our philosophy of Make Special Happen by continuing to innovate while delivering the warmth, authenticity and personalised service that define Fairmont Jaipur."

As Fairmont Jaipur embarks on its next chapter, it continues to honour its legacy while embracing new ideas, elevated experiences and thoughtful hospitality. With every guest journey, celebration and meaningful connection, the hotel remains committed to creating moments that are truly special and enduring.

Fairmont Bab Al Bahr announces water-from-air bottling plant

A first of its kind in the United Arab Emirates, The Fairmont Bab Al Bahr’s water bottling plant will use advanced technology to produce water from air. This air-to-water process utilises Atmospheric Water Generator, an innovative solution developed by Eshara Water.

Once produced, the water will be filtered and mineralized, and then filled into reusable, encapsulated glass bottles. Serving a total of 367 luxurious rooms, suites, and villas, as well as all restaurants across the hotel, the plant will produce a total of 4,000 liters of water per day.

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Luxury Fairmont hotel to open in Saudi’s Al Khobar

A five-star Fairmont hotel is opening in Saudi Arabia’s city of Al Khobar. The new Fairmont Ajdan Al Khobar will be part of the Ajdan Waterfront development. Accor’s CEO India, Middle East, Africa and Turkey Mark Willis describes it as the “ultimate destination.”

He said: “We believe the new Fairmont Ajdan Al Khobar will become the ultimate premier urban waterfront development in the Eastern Province, and maybe even the whole of Saudi Arabia, adding to the strong momentum the Fairmont brand is seeing in the Kingdom after the successful opening of Fairmont Riyadh.”

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Fairmont Sanya Haitang Bay Resort to Open December 2020 in China

Accor announces its first Fairmont Resort in Greater China, in partnership with Hainan Keenwin Holdings. The newly refurbished Fairmont Sanya Haitang Bay is set to open in December 2020 following extensive renovations to the property.

Fairmont Sanya Haitang Bay is situated along the beautiful golden coastline of Haitang Bay. With views towards the diver's paradise of Wuzhizhou Island and Yajia Daling Mountains, the resort has the best Feng Shui to bring harmony between travellers and nature.

Fairmont Sanya Haitang Bay features a team of star designers and architects, which includes world-renowned interior designer Nick Winai Suansalee from Leo Design Group as well as landscape architecture by Francis Leung, the former Design Director of Belt Collins. The resort has the formal symmetry often found in imperial palaces, and offers a number of exquisite architectural gems that are destinations in their own right. In accordance with ancient Chinese architectural principles, a pair of Watchtowers forms the portal to the resort. Covered Lounge Bridges made from stone arches act as pathways to the lobby pavilion, providing rest, shelter and vistas of intricate cornices against the green surrounds. Within the lobby, precious detailed wood carvings on walls and ceiling friezes took more than two years to complete and demonstrate a sense of grandeur and profoundness. Its unique 1,200-meter long river is the world's first sea water canal running within a hotel. Guests can take a dragon boat ride to reach guestrooms and all other hotel facilities whilst enjoying the ever-changing scenery and amazing landscapes. For those who wish to learn more about the resort's relics, the Wood Art Gallery is a courtyard house boasting fine furnishings and artefacts from both the Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty.

Fairmont Port Douglas Hotel to Open in Far North Queensland in 2023

Accor will bring the Fairmont brand to Australia for the first time, with the announcement that the Fairmont Port Douglas is set to open in Far North Queensland in 2023.  Set on the edge of two UNESCO World Heritage sites – the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest - the hotel has been sustainably designed to give back to the environment.
 
“We are excited to bring the extraordinary Fairmont brand to Australia and are confident that Fairmont Port Douglas will deliver a new level of luxury and sophistication to one of the country’s most glamourous resort towns,” said Simon McGrath, Chief Operating Officer, Accor Pacific. “Accor continues to expand its luxury offerings in Australia and, as our first Fairmont, this is going to be a truly special resort, whose architecture mimics the rich biosphere of the Daintree Rainforest and, which is centred on well-being, nature and cultural immersion.”
 
Fairmont Port Douglas will boast 253 glamorous rooms, several restaurants and bars, a decadent day spa, a treetop walk and panoramic conference and wedding facilities, all designed around resort-style pools and built to blend seamlessly with nature. From the organic architecture to copious green spaces and natural light, the resort brings nature close, with butterfly nets above the children’s swimming pool, an intimate lobby inspired by birds’ nests and verdant tropical gardens.

CG Hospitality acquires two iconic Fairmont properties in Kenya

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CG Hospitality, the hospitality arm of CG Corp Global, the first multi-billion-dollar conglomerate from Nepal, has announced its re-entry into the rapidly growing East Africa market, with the acquisition of two iconic Fairmont properties in Kenya namely - Fairmont Mara Safari Club & Fairmont The Norfolk

Fairmont Mara Safari Club, located in the renowned Maasai Mara Game Reserve, is home to the great wildebeest migration

Both the assets are currently undergoing improvements to bring back the legacy and glory.

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www.hotelierindia.com/business/11155-cg-hospitality-acquires-two-iconic-fairmont-properties-in-kenya

‌Lorraine‌ ‌Sinclair Appointed Executive Chef At Pan‌ ‌Pacific‌ ‌London‌, United Kingdom

Pan‌ ‌Pacific‌ ‌London‌ ‌announce‌d‌ ‌the‌ ‌appointment‌ ‌of‌ ‌Lorraine‌ ‌Sinclair‌ ‌as‌ ‌Executive‌ ‌Chef.‌ ‌Located‌ ‌in‌ ‌London's‌ ‌new‌ ‌landmark‌ ‌tower,‌ ‌One‌ ‌Bishopsgate‌ ‌Plaza,‌ ‌this‌ ‌multi-award-winning‌ ‌chef‌ ‌returns‌ ‌to‌ ‌her‌ ‌home‌ ‌country,‌ ‌following‌ ‌years‌ ‌honing‌ ‌her‌ ‌craft‌ ‌at‌ ‌Sheraton‌ ‌Saigon‌ ‌Hotel‌ ‌&‌ ‌Towers,‌ ‌where‌ ‌she‌ ‌was‌ ‌Director‌ ‌of‌ ‌Culinary‌ ‌Operations‌ ‌for‌ ‌four‌ ‌years.‌ ‌

On‌ ‌joining‌ ‌the‌ ‌hotel,‌ ‌Lorraine‌ ‌will‌ ‌be‌ ‌responsible‌ ‌for‌ ‌the‌ ‌entire‌ ‌food‌ ‌and‌ ‌chef‌ ‌operations.‌ ‌Widely‌ ‌recognised‌ ‌as‌ ‌one‌ ‌of‌ ‌the‌ ‌top‌ ‌female‌ ‌chefs‌ ‌in‌ ‌the‌ ‌world,‌ ‌She ‌will‌ ‌lead‌ ‌the‌ ‌hotel‌ ‌brigade‌ ‌and‌ ‌will‌ ‌be‌ ‌putting‌ ‌her‌ ‌own‌ ‌stamp‌ ‌on‌ ‌restaurants‌ ‌and‌ ‌menus.‌ ‌

Her‌ ‌nearly‌ ‌thirty‌ ‌years'‌ ‌experience‌ ‌in‌ ‌top‌ ‌kitchens‌ ‌in‌ ‌Europe,‌ ‌Asia‌ ‌and‌ ‌the‌ ‌Middle‌ ‌East,‌ ‌has‌ ‌seen‌ ‌Lorraine‌ ‌hold‌ ‌eight‌ ‌Executive‌ ‌Chef‌ ‌positions.‌ ‌She‌ ‌was‌ ‌selected‌ ‌as‌ ‌the‌ ‌first‌ ‌female‌ ‌Executive‌ ‌Chef‌ ‌in‌ ‌a‌ ‌number‌ ‌of‌ ‌different‌ ‌locations‌ ‌including‌ ‌Bahrain,‌ ‌Istanbul‌ ‌and‌ ‌Hong‌ ‌Kong,‌ ‌and‌ ‌most‌ ‌recently‌ ‌in‌ ‌Dubai,‌ ‌in‌ ‌her‌ ‌position‌ ‌at‌ ‌the‌ ‌Fairmont‌ ‌Hotel.

‌ ‌While‌ ‌in‌ ‌Hong‌ ‌Kong,‌ ‌two‌ ‌restaurants‌ ‌under‌ ‌Sinclair's‌ ‌direction‌ ‌were‌ ‌awarded‌ ‌Michelin‌ ‌Stars.‌ ‌She‌ ‌was‌ ‌nominated‌ ‌as‌ ‌a‌ ‌"Les‌ ‌Toques‌ ‌Blanches"‌ ‌Board‌ ‌Member‌ ‌and‌ ‌has‌ ‌published‌ ‌a‌ ‌charity‌ ‌cookbook.‌ ‌This‌ ‌is‌ ‌in‌ ‌addition‌ ‌to‌ ‌her‌ ‌receiving‌ ‌multiple‌ ‌accolades‌ ‌including‌ ‌the‌ ‌BBC‌ ‌Good‌ ‌Food‌ ‌award,‌ ‌Time‌ ‌Out's‌ ‌Best‌ ‌Steak‌ ‌House‌ ‌and‌ ‌being‌ ‌placed‌ ‌third‌ ‌in‌ ‌Best‌ ‌Restaurants‌ ‌in‌ ‌2013‌ ‌by‌ ‌Esquire.

Fairmont announce brand opening in Maynooth, Ireland

The Fairmont brand now in Ireland this was done by the signing of the historic Carton House. In partnership with the owner, Belmullet Hospitality Group, a USA based investor in luxury property, the hotel will now be managed by Fairmont

Located just 20 minutes from Dublin in Maynooth, County Kildare, Carton House is one of Ireland’s most historic country houses. The hotel is currently undergoing a multi-million euro refurbishment to bring the property up to the globally recognized Fairmont brand standards.  The refurbishment is expected to be completed by the end of 2020 when the hotel will be rebranded as Fairmont Carton House.

It will be the first Fairmont branded hotel in Ireland and the fourth in the UK & Ireland, joining The Savoy in London, Fairmont St Andrews in Scotland and the recently announced Fairmont Windsor Park, which is also set to open by the end of 2020

With more than 80 locations around the globe, Fairmont is known for its grand and awe-inspiring properties

It will offer 170 bedrooms and suites, two-world class 18-hole championship golf courses, exceptional wellness facilities and 1,000 sqm of conference and events space.

Food and beverage offerings are extensive, comprising a lobby bar and three restaurants including The Carriage House golf club restaurant and a specialty restaurant within the Manor House

“The signing of Fairmont Carton House reflects our expertise in the luxury segment and reinforces our commitment to growing our luxury offering across the UK and Ireland.”

John Mullen, of Belmullet Hospitality Group, and his family added; “Carton House is one of Ireland’s most significant landmarks and we are excited to have Fairmont, one of the most prestigious hotel brands, to work with us to elevate the hotel to its rightful place in Irish hospitality.”