RARE India, the largest community of boutique, owner-run hotels and travel experiences in the Indian subcontinent, continues to focus on promoting community inclusive and planet sensitive travel. The organization will host Discover by RARE 2024 in three major cities of India this month to showcase some of these conscious and experiential owner-run …
RARE India, which is emerging as the biggest community of boutique, experiential, community inclusive, planet sensitive and owner-run hotels and hospitality concepts in the subcontinent, has announced two new partners in Nepal – Nepali Ghar Hotel in Kathmandu and Sanctuary Resort in Chitwan. The 25-year-old award-winning Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge …
RARE India, which is a community of some of the finest inclusive and planet-friendly boutique hotels in the Indian subcontinent, will present some of these conscious and experiential owner-run hotels, retreats, lodges and camps to the travel trade at the upcoming Discover RARE event that will be held in three …
RARE India will host the sixth edition of its annual signature event ‘The RARE Showcase’ at The Imperial New Delhi on 9th and 10th June 2023. Building bridges towards travel innovation since 2003, RARE India partners with some of the finest conscious and experiential owner-run hotels, retreats, lodges and camps spread across …
Zhiwa Ling Heritage in Paro, which is one of Bhutan’s few Bhutanese-owned luxury hotels, has joined the RARE Community, which consists of some of the finest conscious luxury owner-run hotels, retreats, lodges and camps in the Indian subcontinent. Set on a 1010-acrestate in the beautiful Paro Valley, Zhiwa Ling, meaning ‘Place …
RARE India which is at the forefront of promoting unique conscious luxury hotels in the Indian subcontinent, has added seven properties to its portfolio. The new additions to the RARE Community of 100 owner-led, sustainable-luxury, small, and boutique hospitality brands include Blue Book at Gethia in Kumaon (Uttarakhand), Camp Kooncha …
The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed the way people travel. Staycations, work from remote locations, slow travel and responsible tourism are some of the keywords that have found an increasing mention in the travel narrative. The good news from this extended pandemic is that remote destinations have found their rightful …
