As we look at hospitality and travel trends for the year, it is time to shine the spotlight on some key trends that are set to rule 2025.
Travelers today seek more than just a getaway—they crave experiences that blend adventure with comfort, nature with luxury, and sustainability with indulgence. This shift has fueled the rise of glamping (glamorous camping), a trend that combines the raw beauty of the outdoors with the elegance of boutique accommodation.
Travel is no longer just a reunion; it’s about shared, immersive experiences tailored for every generation. A prime example of this transformation is Aamaghati Wildlife Resort, Ranthambore, which is designed to cater to multi-generational families. From guided safaris for wildlife enthusiasts to rejuvenating spa treatments and curated nature walks for those who prefer a slower pace, the resort provides a holistic travel experience. Exclusive dining options and interactive activities make it a perfect destination where families can bond while indulging in comfort.
With personalized event planning, curated menus, and flexible spaces, Ronil Goa makes reunions feel effortless yet unforgettable. Whether it’s a weekend of adventure or a laid-back retreat, we create experiences beyond nostalgia—because reunions should be about making new memories, too.
At The Leela Bhartiya City Bengaluru, wellness is a multi-dimensional experience that nourishes the body, mind, and senses. Aujasya by The Leela, developed with Dr. Ankita Jalori, reimagines dining with locally sourced, nutrient-rich ingredients, offering indulgent yet health-conscious meals. Seasonal wellness pop-ups introduce guests to superfoods, plant-based innovations, and clean-eating concepts, making mindful eating an evolving experience.
Travel today is no longer just about sightseeing—it’s about seeking meaningful experiences that nourish the mind, body, and soul. The modern traveller prioritizes wellness, choosing rejuvenating retreats over rushed itineraries. With increasing work pressures and the fast pace of everyday life, stress and burnout have become inevitable.
Read the full story that first appeared in Hotelier India’s April 2025 issue here:
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