Travel Mail Desk: Roseate Hotels and Resorts takes initiative to support the hospitality industry & Tourism in India. The current pandemic situation might well be the testing times for the hospitality & tourism industry where this unprecedented challenge has resulted in temporary closure of many hospitality and travel businesses and significantly decreased their deman. Tourism all over the nation has come down drastically and there is an atmosphere of uncertainty and unrest revailing everywhere regarding how safe it is to travel anymore.
In the given circumstances, Roseate Hotels and Resorts is proud to take initiative in support of the hospitality industry and to promote tourism across the country. To do this, they are organizing a bike ride starting from New Delhi all the way to Kanyakumari. The bike riders will pass through different states, stay at different locations and help achieve the goal of pushing tourism and travel in India an initiative taken for the first time by any hotel brand during the pandemic.
Traveling from Delhi to Kanyakumari, the bike riders will cover the below destinations and more than 3700 kms on bike
Delhi – Jaipur – Ahmedabad – Nashik – Mumbai – Goa – Gokarna – Bengaluru – Wayanad – Alleppey – Kovalam – Varkala – Kanyakumari
The aim of this campaign is to promote safe travel within the country and boost domestic tourism in India. The Ministry of Tourism, Government of India (Incredible India) has graciously come forward to support Roseate Hotels & Resorts in this endeavour with the Director-General of Tourism will flag off the ride on 25th October 2020 at the crack of dawn.
On the occasion, Kush Kapoor – CEO, Roseate Hotels & Resorts said”, The pandemic has been a period of lull, but it has also given room to innovation and rise to many opportunities. The rationale behind Indie Rider 1.0 is to bring about confidence amongst domestic travellers to travel far and wide within India itself – a country with such diverse biodiversity, geography, rich culture, heritage and history. We urge travellers to support the initiative and join hands in reviving tourism and travel industry in the country.
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