Radisson’s CEO Says Partnerships — Not Acquisitions — Will Get It to 500 Hotels in India
Radisson wants to double its India portfolio to 500 hotels by 2030 without buying anything.
Skift reports: Radisson wants to double its India portfolio to 500 hotels by 2030 without buying anything.
Its CEO is betting on partnerships, smaller cities and a pitch that the group is a local company rather than a global one.
This travel story centres on India. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Radisson’s CEO Says Partnerships and CEO.
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