Paryatan se Parivartan:
Driving the Future of Indian Tourism at the 22nd BITB Conclave

On 27th June 2026 the 22nd edition of the prestigious BITB Conclave, founded by industry veteran Mr. Navin Berry, brought together leading voices at Le Méridien, New Delhi, to anchor a powerful dialogue on the future of India's travel, tourism and hospitality sectors. Convening under the transformative theme "Paryatan se Parivartan" (Tourism to Transformation), the premier event served as a high-powered intersection for policymakers, hospitality pioneers and tourism strategists charting a bold roadmap for national economic and cultural growth.

The discussions featured an elite lineup of visionaries, headlined by Chief Guest Shri S.K. Misra, Chairman of ITRHD, alongside Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar. A flagship session titled "Success Stories and How They Delivered”, moderated by Mr. Rattan Keswani, brought together industry stalwarts including Mr. K.B. Kachru, Chairman of Radisson Hotel Group South Asia, Mr. Anil Chadha, Managing Director of ITC Hotels and Mr. Rajesh Magow, Co-founder and CEO of MakeMyTrip.

Throughout the day, panel discussions focused on unlocking hidden domestic gems through targeted destination branding, leveraging streamlined visa facilitation with entities like VFS Global and rapidly expanding mid-market hospitality portfolios to meet the surging demands of domestic travelers. Ultimately, the conclave reinforced a collective industry commitment to transforming India into a seamlessly connected, frictionless and experiential global tourism powerhouse.

A Night of Devotion & Tradition:
Celebrating 'Ramagya – The Auspicious Ramagaman'

On 29th June 2026, Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar and Mrs. Nivritti Kumari Mewar attended vibrant cultural evening hosted by Bharat Mahotsav Festivals at The Nehru Centre, London. Centered around the evocative theme "Ramagya - The Auspicious Ramagaman”, the grand event celebrated devotion, harmony and the eternal journey of Indian cultural values on an international stage.

The memorable evening commenced with a soulful Ganesh Vandana and the traditional lighting of the lamp, setting a reverent mood for the gathering. This auspicious beginning was followed by a stirring classical folk performance by Padma Shri Mahabir Singh Guddu and his talented ensemble, echoing the rich depth of India's traditional musical heritage.

Capturing the deep devotion of the Ramagaman theme, Ms. Mandakini Bora presented a song filled with heartfelt emotion, while the rhythm of classical dance unfolded through a graceful Kathak performance by Ms. Kajal Sharma. Adding further musical elegance to the night, Ms. Srishti Kedia enchanted the audience with a melodious song presentation.

The rich, vibrant tapestry of India's regional traditions shone through a high-energy Lavani dance performed by Mr. Kiran Kore Kumar, which was followed by Ms. Vidhi Sharma's captivating vocal renditions that brought immense warmth to the audience. Choreographed by Ms. Sandip Soparrkar and seamlessly anchored by Ms. Simran Ahuja, the entire programme offered a beautiful celebration of art, spirituality and heritage in the heart of London.