Thomas Cook India expands Nature Trails network with new Hampi resort
Thomas Cook (India) Limited has expanded its Nature Trails hospitality brand by launching its sixth resort, Nature Trails Ashoka Resort, in Hampi, Karnataka. This move targets the growing demand for experience-led, nature-focused holidays in culturally rich destinations.
The expansion of a hospitality brand, while positive, has a moderate impact on the overall business of a diversified travel company.
The company is expanding its hospitality network, indicating growth and positive business development.
Thomas Cook (India) Limited, through its experiential hospitality brand Nature Trails, has announced the expansion of its network with the launch of its sixth resort, Nature Trails Ashoka Resort, in Hampi, Karnataka. This new resort is situated amidst the historical and natural landscape of Hampi, offering a retreat that combines heritage with nature.
The resort features various accommodation options, including Superior Rooms, Classic Rooms, eco-friendly Bamboo Cottage Rooms, and a dormitory. It also boasts a signature hillside swimming pool, an open-air multi-cuisine restaurant named Archana, and a poolside barbeque area. Guests can engage in curated experiences such as visiting UNESCO World Heritage monuments, exploring local villages, and participating in nature walks.
Nature Trails Ashoka Resort, Hampi, is designed to cater to diverse traveller needs and offers venues for meetings and events. It is accessible from Gangavathi, Anjanadri Hill, and Hampi town, with the nearest airports being Hubli and Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru.
Mr. Mahesh Iyer, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Thomas Cook (India) Limited, stated that the expansion aligns with the growing Indian traveller preference for culturally rich and nature-focused destinations. He highlighted that this launch follows the recent opening in Rishikesh and is part of an aggressive expansion agenda for the Nature Trails portfolio.
Nature Trails operates other resorts in Durshet, Sajan, Kundalika (Maharashtra), Rock Valley (Goa), and Rishikesh (Uttarakhand).
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