Podcast
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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Life
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Indians are splurging on luxury holidays that give them more than just views and spa treatments
Beauty-cation in South Korea, a chance to hit balls with Pete Sampras at Wimbledon, or a three-city trip following Taylor Swift's Eras Tour—India's luxe travel has a new definition
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Global luxe brands rush to cater to the VIP Indian tourist
With the well-heeled Indian traveller splurging on sports and other experiences, personalised luxe itineraries are being curated like never before
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Hanging out with Lewis Hamilton: A look inside Marriott's money-can't-buy experiences, and more
Rajeev Menon, president, Marriott International for Asia Pacific excluding China, speaks about the Bonvoy loyalty programme's rewards, expansion plans and hotels for millennials
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The Indian tourist wants immersive sports experiences. India needs to catch up to demand
You need to travel overseas to tick off certain items off your bucket list because India—where cricket is considered a religion—has no paid tours of stadiums, museums that ride on nostalgia and glory, or libraries where common citizens can educate themselves about the lives of great sportspersons and the importance of a sporting nation
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Luxury wellness: HNIs are shelling out big bucks to rejuvenate
HNIs are willing to travel miles to address health concerns and rejuvenate, with treatments for anti-ageing, stress management, weightloss management, and more, led by the younger generation, who take their health very seriously
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Citius, altius, fortius, but make it luxury
Vacations are not just about relaxing on the beach or exploring the mountains. They can also be a time to level up your amateur sports interests and train like an Olympian with top-notch coaches at the most luxurious spots
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Thoughtfulness is luxury, not the marble used: Relais & Châteaux's Laurent Gardinier
The president of the luxury hotel association talks about how a focus on local culture, sustainability, culinary excellence, and social responsibility is driving the group's future
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Bad roads, good places, great cars: Luxury SUVs go off the road
As the sales of luxury SUVs surge in India, some owners are taking them out of their urban comfort zone and onto roads the vehicles are actually built for
Leadership
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Will Sunil Gupta's Yotta successfully build India's own sovereign cloud?
Gupta entered the data services sector two decades ago. The rest of the world is just about foraying into it. Yotta is now making an audacious bet of spending $1 billion to procure Nvidia's most powerful semiconductor chips. A look into the pioneering entrepreneur and his vision
Column
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Luxe Travel Special: Maldives is passe, give them the Olympics
India's HNI tourists have started becoming picky. The Maldives, Bangkok and even the Swiss Alps are now passe. They crave experiences and the best in luxury. This edition of Forbes India shines a light on some of the biggest international sporting events coming up this year, and the Indian tourists making their way there for curated luxe experiences
