Radisson Hotel Group surpasses 200 hotels in India, driving unprecedented expansion in 2025

INDIA – Radisson Hotel Group has marked a remarkable milestone by surpassing 200 hotels across India in 2025, reinforcing its leadership role in the country’s hospitality sector.

This expansion aligns closely with the Indian government’s drive to boost tourism, increase global visitor inflow, and generate local economic growth through a strengthened hospitality infrastructure.

Over the past 18 months, Radisson has had 59 new signings, expanding aggressively into 47 tier 2 and tier 3 cities where quality accommodations have been traditionally limited.

Of the 200-plus hotels, over 130 are operational with the rest under active development.

The group has set an ambitious goal to reach 500 hotels by 2030, deepening its presence in fast-growing urban and leisure markets.

Recent launches include Radisson Hotel Prayagraj, Radisson Resort Mount Abu, and Radisson Red Gurgaon, designed to cater to diverse traveler segments such as business, leisure, weddings, and meetings.

Radisson’s multifaceted brand portfolio positions it well to meet growing demand from India’s expanding middle class and international tourists.

This rapid footprint growth enhances India’s tourism offering by greatly improving hotel accessibility in emerging regions, expanding job creation and boosting regional economies.

Radisson is not just adding rooms; it is setting new standards for hospitality quality and sustainable growth, supporting India’s goal of becoming a top global tourism destination by 2030.

Radisson’s dynamic expansion contributes significantly to India’s tourism sector development, strengthening its competitive edge on the global stage while catering to evolving traveler expectations.

Radisson’s investment strategy in India mirrors its broader Asia-Pacific growth. China leads with 130 new hotels signed or opened in 2025, nearing 300 in the pipeline.

Southeast Asian countries including Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam also see increased Radisson presence with 13 new openings in 2025.

The group prioritizes midscale and resort segments, tailoring guest experiences through its expanding brand portfolio. Radisson’s APAC resort portfolio now exceeds 160 properties, including Radisson Collection Resort Galle in Sri Lanka and Radisson Jaipur.

This Asia expansion complements Radisson’s strategic emphasis on sustainability and innovation, reinforcing its position as a global hospitality leader.

Together, these efforts strengthen Radisson’s market leadership, delivering superior value and experiences across diverse and emerging Asian destinations.

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