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Sara Consulting Services concluded the Finland–India Tourism Workshop 2026, a three-city showcase across Mumbai, Ahmedabad and New Delhi, bringing together 22 tourism partners from Finland and India and strengthening connections with India’s growing outbound travel industry.
India has spent the last decade building the physical foundations of a global meetings destination. Convention centres, airports, hotels and connectivity have expanded rapidly, while destinations across the country are increasingly positioning themselves to attract international conferences, exhibitions and corporate events. The numbers reflect the momentum.
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts announced plans to introduce its European lifestyle brand, Vienna House, to India with the signing of the 100-key Vienna House Easy Vrindavan. The hotel is slated to open in 2029, is being developed by entrepreneur Sachin Kumar, owner and operator of Kumar Beverages Industries, in partnership with Nardev Chaudhary.
Visa unveiled a refreshed Visa Infinite in India, evolving the proposition from a single premium card tier, aiming to be a more flexible and adaptive offering designed around how affluent consumers live, spend and travel today. The evolution is said to be grounded in deep insights into how premium lifestyles have moved beyond ownership to access, convenience and curated experiences.
Sara Consulting Services concluded the Finland–India Tourism Workshop 2026, a three-city showcase across Mumbai, Ahmedabad and New Delhi, bringing together 22 tourism partners from Finland and India and strengthening connections with India’s growing outbound travel industry.
