Minimalist Hotels announced an expansion plan, adding 20 new properties in India over the next two years.
According to reports EthospitalityWorld.com.
This expansion will significantly increase the minimalist hotel’s footprint, adding about 700,000 feet to its current 200,000-foot portfolio.
The expansion will bring the total construction area of the minimalist hotel to approximately one million square feet. This scale is based on investment in operational systems and corporate infrastructure to manage growing properties.
Minimalist Hotel says it has hosted 150,000 guests over the past seven years, indicating the brand’s growing popularity among modern travelers.
The company also added that it attaches great importance to local employment, with half of the employees at each property being local employees. This approach not only enhances regional economies, but also ensures that guests experience authentic cultural hospitality.
While India’s growing tourism industry and the increasing popularity of experiential travel, minimalist hotels are designed to meet the needs of contemporary travelers.
The brand’s strategy is to focus on building a network of properties that provides cultural immersion and aim to be a hub for relaxation, creativity, and meaningful connection.
Gautam Munjal, CEO of Minimalist Hotels, said: “In minimalist hotels, our vision is to combine simplicity with design, function and local culture with global sensitivity. As tourism grows steadily, we see meaningful opportunities to expand our presence and provide comfortable travelers and seek comfort and provide a substantial connection.
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