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Radisson Hotel Group plans to expand to 200+ unique locations in India
Business Standard
|November 11, 2025
The Radisson Hotel Group plans to expand its footprint to more than 200 unique locations across India in the coming years, driven by rising demand from Tier-II and Tier-Ill cities, infrastructure growth, and multiple opportunities in leisure and religious travel markets.
With the global hotel brand already having 130 operational hotels in India across about 114 cities, Nikhil Sharma, managing director (MD) and chief operating officer (COO), South Asia, Radisson Hotel Group, told Business Standard that the growth in infrastructure — from 75 airports to 150 airports, and again to 250 airports — has prompted the company to want to be present in every terminal airport location.
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