Dive into the essence of Hospitality
Leadership
William ‘Bill’ Heinecke saw Asia’s rise before others did. Long ago, he began building a hospitality empire, now focused on India as its next frontier.
By Deepali Nandwani
Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, Chairman, HRH Hospitality and the 77th custodian of the Mewar legacy, says running behind monetisation has never been their goal. They believe in taking care of the customer first and revenue follows. A conversation with the prince turned into a hotelier.
By Rachna VirdiLakshyaraj Singh Mewar, Chairman, HRH Hospitality and the 77th custodian of the Mewar legacy, says running behind monetisation has never been their goal. They believe in taking care of the customer first and revenue follows. A conversation with the prince turned into a hotelier.
By Rachna VirdiTrending
Business
Tipai Rangers Programme, a nature-led wilderness experience, blends exploration, creativity and conservation learning for young travellers.
By SOH Edit Team
ONE Atmosphere accelerates growth strategy across India and select global markets as demand for extended-stay hospitality gathers momentum.
By SOH Edit Team
Ventive Hospitality launches an innovative 3D-printed reef restoration initiative at Anantara Dhigu Maldives, advancing coral regeneration, marine biodiversity, and long-term ecosystem resilience through science-led conservation.
By SOH Edit Team
Architecture + Design
Using discarded shipping containers and earth, Vinu Daniel of Wallmakers shapes a restaurant in Tuticorin around climate, constraint, and material intelligence.
By Rupali Sebastian
Architect Spotlight
Sumessh Menon, Founder of Sumessh Menon Associates, shares insights on the evolving world of dining spaces.
By Rupali SebastianVoyages of Influence
Sabyasachi Mukherjee believes luxury is about emotion, not price. His travels prove it. From the monsoon streets of north Kolkata to a horse carriage arrival at Taj Falaknuma Palace, every destination he loves is an act of remembering.
Dine & Drink
Travel
The geopolitical disruptions unfolding across West Asia have unexpectedly redrawn the contours of India’s summer travel season. As international routes face cancellations, rising fares, and uncertainty, Indian travellers are increasingly redirecting their plans toward domestic destinations and short-haul Asian escapes. The result is not merely a seasonal shift, but potentially the beginning of a larger structural realignment in how—and where—Indians choose to travel.
By Chandreyi Bandyopadhyay
