In this issue

Big events bring with them great opportunities for the
host destinations. Each time the country’s capital has
hosted a mega event, it has been accompanied by an
infrastructure push. In the run up to the Asian Games
in 1982, the capital saw a rush of flyover construction;
a number of iconic stadia were built and the Asiad Village came up.
Same happened when the Commonwealth Games were organised.
Imagine then, the benefit of hosting the G20 Summit, when expert
delegations from 20 countries – with 80 per cent share in the world
economy – have been participating in events at about 100 locations
across the country. It’s not just a handful of cities that are getting the
chance to showcase their tourism potential but the entire country, and
to the whole world.
Once the event is over in September, the time to do cost-benefit
analysis will come. It will be important to understand the infrastructure
additions required for specific regions and also to ponder on how
to develop tourism potential in a sustainable way, so that the earlier
mistakes that tourism spots across the world have been committing
can be avoided. Can we develop a carbon-neutral, plastic-free tourism
infrastructure?
And in this regard, can the Aerocity Hospitality District show the way?
With great public transport connectivity thanks to the Airport Express
Line of Metro, hotels and office of WorldMark investing in energy and
water efficiency, green spaces (including even chemical-free vegetable
gardens) and getting rid of single-use plastic, the Aerocity Hospitality
District is a great example of developing tourism infrastructure the right
way.

Happy Reading.

Business World Aerocity Live Magazine Description:

Bringing the spotlight on National Capital’s ultra-modern lifestyle destination for work, travel & F&B. Monthly Travel, Lifestyle and F&B guide focusing on: Uber modern workspaces, ultrachic hotels & delectable F&B joints in the heart of the Capital, The re-emergence of tourism in North India via Pitstop Aerocity, Customized event experiences for corporates & key personal milestones. This publication will be a luxe guide to know where to eat and stay while in Aerocity New Delhi, by strategically positioning multimodal connectivity of the vicinity. By engaging with GMs, CFOs, CMOs of the various Aerocity tenants, the magazine will showcase key features of the hotels, their F&B experience and office spaces