Some of our brands will have a kitchen in the room where guests can see food being cooked in front of their eyes. ‘The most important is that we believe in Lab Kitchen which is like laboratories based on less touch technology while human is at a task with distance’
Read MoreEach guest is different and of different age groups, the human touch shall coexist in the coming years. Service and human contact with a personal touch will continue to be an important aspect of the hospitality world.
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We trained a team to perfection. We scripted every sequence. The opening night was flawless. Six weeks later, we were losing guests — and no one could explain why. This is the story of what we had actually built, and what it took to undo it.
“Success as a chef today is defined by a commitment to constant evolution—you must remain a student of your craft while inspiring your team to grow.”- Chef Sidharth Bhardwaj
Revenue is vanity, profit is sanity. While RevPAR (Revenue Per Available Room) remains the heartbeat of the industry, 2026 is teaching us that it’s no longer the only metric that matters. With global growth hitting a pricing ceiling at 1-2%, but the Asia-Pacific region surging ahead at 3-4%, the story is shifting. We’re moving toward TRevPAR (Total RevPAR) and GOPPAR (Gross Operating Profit), because in an era of 'experiential travel,' an empty room doesn't just lose a night's stay—it loses the signature parotta at the bar and the premium spa treatment.
