Lee Ngor Houai, Ascott COO for EMEA, South Asia, and China, discusses the company’s plan to expand its portfolio in India to 12,000 units by 2028, with limited supply providing ample room for growth. He remains optimistic about India’s growth prospects, driven by strong economic factors and infrastructure development despite geopolitical challenges. It’s flexible brand offerings and growing loyalty program are key to meeting the evolving needs of Indian travelers.
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