Marriott International has signed a significant agreement with CG Hospitality Global to open three new hotels in India and Nepal by 2031. The partnership will introduce nearly 450 rooms across The Ritz-Carlton Kathmandu, The Westin Kathmandu, and JW Marriott Hotel Siliguri, enhancing Marriott's luxury and premium offerings in South Asia.

The collaboration marks a deepening relationship between Marriott and CG Hospitality Global, Nepal's largest multinational conglomerate. The agreement was signed in the presence of key figures from both companies, including David Marriott, Chairman of Marriott International, and Rahul Chaudhary, CEO of CG Hospitality Global. Rajeev Menon, President of Asia Pacific excluding China at Marriott International, highlighted the partnership's potential to boost tourism and economic development in the region.

The Ritz-Carlton Kathmandu will debut in Nepal, offering 150 rooms and suites, alongside luxury amenities such as a spa and multiple dining options. The Westin Kathmandu will feature 150 premium rooms and focus on wellness, with facilities like a rooftop pool and fitness studio. JW Marriott Hotel Siliguri, located in India, will provide a serene retreat with 150 rooms and extensive wellness and dining offerings.

This development is part of a broader strategy to expand Marriott's presence in South Asia, following recent milestones including 75 total signings and 50 open properties for Series by Marriott. The partnership aims to create iconic destinations that celebrate local culture and provide exceptional experiences for travellers

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