On a late Monday afternoon over Google Meet, Petsburgh founder Andrea Cyrill Khurana sat down with Rajeev Mokashi, Co-founder, TheGlitzMedia to talk dogs, grooming, the gap she couldn't ignore, and the country that’s finally catching up. Read on.
In an era where luxury is being redefined by authenticity, mindfulness, and meaningful experiences, few hospitality leaders embody this transformation as seamlessly as Kalpesh Prajapati, Managing Director, The Forum Hotel and Convention Centre, Ahmedabad. A visionary entrepreneur with a deep understanding of evolving guest expectations, Kalpesh Prajapati has built The Forum into more than just a hospitality destination... it is a thoughtfully curated ecosystem where business, leisure, culture, and comfort converge.
Today, Mauritius is writing a bold new chapter... one that goes far beyond its postcard-perfect beaches. At the helm of this transformation is the very dynamic Dinesh Burrenchobay, Chairman of the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA), a visionary leader committed to redefining the tourism narrative of Mauritius for a new generation of global travellers. Under his stewardship, Mauritius is evolving into a destination that champions immersive cultural experiences, meaningful travel, sustainability, and regenerative tourism.
When the roar of packed stadiums fades and the demands of professional sport give way to much-needed downtime, even cricket’s brightest stars seek places that offer serenity, privacy and a deeper connection to nature. For Indian cricketers Varun Chakravarthy, Sandeep Warrier and Siddharth Manimaran, that sanctuary was found along Sri Lanka’s breathtaking southern coastline at KK Beach, a boutique luxury retreat where golden sands, swaying palms and endless ocean horizons create the perfect backdrop for relaxation.
As the worlds of motorsport, cinema and television converged across Monaco, Los Angeles and New York, Gucci once again demonstrated why it remains one of fashion’s most influential houses. From the glamour of the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Monaco to the sophistication of Hollywood tributes and television’s biggest celebrations, the Italian luxury brand dressed a constellation of global stars in looks that perfectly balanced heritage craftsmanship with contemporary allure.
Luxury is increasingly being redefined by experiences rather than extravagance, these days and few hospitality leaders understand this shift better than the very dynamic Vikas Sood, General Manager at the very luxurious The Leela Gandhinagar.
Perched 77 feet above the ground and seamlessly blending architectural grandeur with serene natural surroundings, The Leela Gandhinagar has emerged as a foremost destination where sophistication meets stillness, and where luxury is measured not by excess, but by the emotions a stay evokes.
World Environment Day may have been celebrated on June 5, 2026, but there is one hospitality group that lives and breathes environmental stewardship every single day of the year. Across the turquoise waters, coral reefs, and pristine islands of the Maldives and Sri Lanka, Sun Siyam Resorts has quietly built a blueprint for what responsible luxury can truly look like. At the helm of this transformative journey is the very charismatic Deepak Booneady, Group CEO, Sun Siyam Resorts, whose passionate vision extends far beyond exceptional guest experiences.
When the weather gets warm, there’s nothing better than taking the party outside. But making your outdoor space truly inviting for guests means more than just setting out a table and some chairs. A great backyard get-together is all about creating an experience, turning your patio, deck, or garden into a comfy, stylish extension of your home. It’s about building a vibe that makes guests want to kick back, hang out, and enjoy the fresh air.
On World Environment Day, while conversations around climate change, sustainability, and environmental responsibility echoed across the globe, The Orchid Hotel Mumbai chose to transform words into action. Through a series of thoughtful green initiatives, India's first eco-friendly hotel reaffirmed its long-standing commitment to nature, sustainability, and community engagement.
A third-generation farmer and the visionary founder of Ervana Wildfarms, Apuroop returned to his family's 100-acre farmland in Andhra Pradesh's Rayalaseema region only to discover the consequences of years of conventional farming: depleted soils, declining biodiversity, diminishing water resources, and a fragile ecosystem struggling to survive. Where many would have seen a challenge to overcome through greater intervention, Apuroop saw an opportunity to partner with nature itself.
