“As we look forward to the Union Budget 2025, we are optimistic about transformational initiatives that will further propel India’s hospitality sector to new heights. The sector holds immense potential, as evidenced by an impressive occupancy rate of 68% in the last financial year—the highest in a decade—driven by a surge in both leisure and business travel. However, despite over 230 million international arrivals recorded in the Asia-Pacific region in 2023, India accounted for just 7.2 million, highlighting significant untapped opportunities. To capitalize on this potential, continued investments in robust infrastructure development are essential. We anticipate that the Union Budget will prioritize policies that accelerate infrastructure growth, streamline approvals, and encourage private sector participation. Granting the industry full sector status could be an effective way to fast-track financing and approvals, and strengthen India’s position as a global tourism hub.
Policies which will foster innovation in sustainable tourism and introduce incentives for adopting green practices, which will not only benefit businesses but also ensure long-term environmental stewardship could add another dimension to the progress of the industry.”
Pre Budget by Manoj Bhat MD & CEO Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India Limited
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