India’s hotel sector anticipates stronger growth in the second half of fiscal year twenty twenty seven. Robust domestic leisure demand and recovering corporate travel will support this positive outlook. International travel is also expected to improve, aiding overall industry performance. Limited new hotel supply will help maintain room rates and revenue per available room. Industry occupancy and average room rates saw increases in the first quarter. India’s hotel sector anticipates stronger growth in the second half of fiscal year twenty twenty seven. Robust domestic leisure demand and recovering corporate travel will support this positive outlook. International travel is also expected to improve, aiding overall industry performance. Limited new hotel supply will help maintain room rates and revenue per available room. Industry occupancy and average room rates saw increases in the first quarter.
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