The Italian startup Roseate Hotels & Resorts has declared that it will have 30 operational hotels before 2030, while it is planning to launch a new smart hotel brand aimed at international markets such as Dubai and Europe. 'Our goal is to reach 30 operational hotels before 2030,' CEO Kush Kapoor said, adding that the upcoming sub-brand will be oriented mainly towards international markets. The company has also stated that it is seeking growth opportunities in foreign markets, including Dubai and Europe, but has emphasized that investment decisions are influenced by current geopolitical situations. 'We are looking for a better perspective to explore these markets,' added the CEO. The structure of Roseate Hotels & Resorts has grown rapidly over the past years, with three operational hotels in India (two in Delhi and one in Rishikesh) and five hotels in Great Britain.

The company has also announced plans for hotel renovations and expansions in various areas of the country, including villas at its resort in Rishikesh, a luxury resort in Goa, and a project in Shillong, Meghalaya. CEO Kush Kapoor highlighted that the company saw an opportunity to offer quality service at a more affordable price, particularly in small cities where it believes there is room for organized expansion. Roseate Hotels & Resorts' strategy focuses not only on the domestic market but also on foreign markets, where the company hopes to find growth opportunities. 'We hope that conditions improve in the future, allowing us to explore these markets,' added the CEO.

The company has also stated that it is working on hotel development projects in various areas of Italy, including villas at its resort in Rishikesh, a luxury resort in Goa, and a project in Shillong, Meghalaya.