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Published on December 30, 2023
We have carefully curated this newsletter to ensure it becomes your go-to resource for all things hospitality-related. Whether you are an industry professional, an avid traveller, or simply passionate about the art of hospitality, this newsletter will be your gateway to a world of inspiration, knowledge and unforgettable experiences.
As we are entering 2024, Delhi's hotels, fine-dining establishments, and cafes are all set to welcome the New Year with a blend of excitement and precautionary measures. The recent report of Delhi's first case of the new JN.1 Covid sub-variant has prompted these establishments to prioritize sanitation and hygiene, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for the capital's residents.
Health Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj urges calm, mentioning the city's heightened Covid testing, with 636 tests conducted on Wednesday. Despite the situation, eateries across Delhi are implementing stringent health protocols for their patrons.
Joy Singh, owner of Raasta, reflects on the impact of the pandemic, emphasizing, "The emphasis is on creating a lavish celebration while ensuring the health and wellbeing of patrons." With 70 to 80 percent of restaurant bookings already secured, Singh highlights their focus on sanitation and hygiene, ensuring safety protocols for hosting up to 250 guests simultaneously.
Devnath, the manager of Diggin Cafe, acknowledges the challenges faced by the hospitality industry during multiple pandemic waves. Prepared with safety measures, he underscores the importance of responsibly hosting events during the festival season, prioritizing the health and wellbeing of guests.
Delhi's iconic Connaught Place, known for its vibrant nightlife, is gearing up to be the go-to spot for New Year parties. Clubs and cafes collaborate with artists to attract patrons, offering diverse experiences for music lovers. Despite the challenges faced by the industry, a New Year event planner remains optimistic, highlighting the anticipation among Delhiites for the grandeur of New Year’s Eve festivities.
Popular hangout spots, especially those with a social media theme, are preparing to host revelers. In locations like Khan Market, festive decorations draw both shoppers and diners, creating a palpable festival spirit. The manager of Unplugged Courtyard at Connaught Place expects gatherings for BBQ parties, expressing confidence in the safety measures implemented by cafe owners.
As Delhi navigates the festive season, the city's eateries aim to provide a memorable New Year celebration, blending safety with the spirit of joy and optimism.
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By Nishang Narayan
Published on May 31, 2025
Craving a sandwich that truly hits the spot? Bluebop Subs, the latest venture from the team behind Mumbai’s beloved Bluebop Café, is here to transform your sandwich experience. Now available for delivery on Swiggy, Bluebop Subs brings handcrafted, chef-driven sandwiches right to your doorstep — all made with in-house baked breads, premium ingredients, and a generous dollop of soul.
Bluebop Subs is not just another sandwich brand; it carries forward the Bluebop Café’s legacy of quality, creativity, and flavour. Each sandwich is crafted with care, featuring breads baked fresh in-house, including hearty rye and gluten-free options for mindful eaters. Whether you’re a vegetarian, meat lover, classic fan, or flavour adventurer, there’s a sandwich here made just for you.
Eesha Sukhi, Director of The Bluebop Café, shares, “We’ve poured the same care and craftsmanship into Bluebop Subs that made The Bluebop Café what it is today. This launch is a celebration of flavour, convenience, and creativity. We wanted to bring restaurant-quality sandwiches to your homes without compromise.”
Expect a lineup of sandwiches that go beyond the ordinary:
The OG Fried Chicken sub with slaw and house sauce
Bright, creamy Egg & Avocado delight
Indulgent Pepperoni Melt
Spicy, satisfying Peri Peri Cottage Cheese
Crisp and creamy Caesar Chicken Salad
Classic favourites like Caprese, Ham & Cheese, and BLT
Wholesome vegan options like Tofu Green Delight
And for the sweet tooth, don’t miss their decadent dessert sandwiches:
Lotus Cheesecake Sub
Oreo Cheesecake Sub
From gourmet to comfort, health-conscious to hearty, Bluebop Subs is designed to deliver happiness, whether you’re working late, binge-watching your favourite series, or just really hungry.
Available now for delivery across Mumbai on Swiggy.Follow them on Instagram: @bluebopsubsContact: 093722 02586
Published on May 30, 2025
The global destination wedding market is all set to cross a whopping USD 36.8 billion in 2025 and grow to around USD 68.2 billion by 2035, with a CAGR of 6.4%. So, it’s no surprise that more couples are swapping banquet halls for beaches, palaces, and faraway islands to say “I do.”
With rising disposable incomes and a growing desire for personalized experiences, destination weddings have become more than just a trend—they’re a full-blown movement. If you're ready to turn your shaadi into a globe-trotting adventure, here are the best planners across India and beyond who can make it happen:
India offers a dreamy palette of locations for every kind of wedding. Think Udaipur’s royal forts, Goa’s golden beaches, Kerala’s serene backwaters, and the untouched beauty of the Andaman Islands. Making this magic come alive is TheWeddingCompany.com, India’s biggest wedding planning platform since its founding in 2023.
With over 1,000 weddings under its belt, this tech-powered planner is the go-to for urban couples in over 50 Indian cities. From concept to execution, they handle everything—venues, vendors, décor, logistics—so you just focus on the pheras (and the selfies).
Thailand continues to be the top pick for Indian destination weddings, thanks to its affordability, luxurious hospitality, and cultural familiarity. Be it a beachfront mandap in Phuket or a luxe ballroom in Bangkok, Thailand nails the brief every time.
At the center of it all is IndoBangkok Weddings, led by Dilbir Sahni aka Bob, who founded the company in 2000. Known for bridging India and Thailand through weddings, films, and culture, Bob has pulled off over 410 events and projects, making IndoBangkok a trusted name in international wedding circles.
White sands, turquoise waters, and overwater pheras—Maldives is a luxury wedding dream come true. Whether it’s a mehendi by the beach or a mandap floating over the ocean, Maldives weddings are intimate, lavish, and unforgettable.
Swaaha Weddings & Experiences, co-founded by Mareesha Parikh and Hemant Kale, specializes in making this paradise wedding fantasy a reality. With complete end-to-end planning—including custom décor, Indian rituals, and unique guest experiences—Swaaha brings soulful elegance to every celebration.
If opulence is on your shaadi vision board, Dubai is your destination. From desert soirées to rooftop pheras overlooking the Burj Khalifa, Dubai blends luxury with ease like no other. Direct flights, easy visas, and Indian-friendly services make it an obvious choice for big fat Indian weddings abroad.
Enter Ikigaii Planners, a boutique wedding company run by Heeital and Vaibbhav, known for their ultra-personalized planning and flawless execution. Whether it’s an intimate wedding or a week-long extravaganza, Ikigaii ensures your big day is equal parts glam and graceful.
Whether you want regal palaces, tropical vibes, or ultra-modern glamour—these destination wedding planners are experts at turning your shaadi into a once-in-a-lifetime celebration. So pack your bags, call your crew, and let the pheras begin!
By Vaidya Smita Naram of Ayushakti
On the occasion of Menstrual Hygiene Day, renowned Ayurveda practitioner and Ayushakti Co-Founder Vaidya Smita Naram sheds light on the essential practices every woman should follow during menstruation to ensure better health and hygiene.
“Menstrual hygiene is simply normal hygiene that every female must maintain during her monthly cycle,” says Vaidya Smita Naram. Since menstrual bleeding occurs from the vaginal area, it’s crucial to keep the area clean—not just during periods but throughout the month—to prevent infections and maintain overall health.
She shares practical and easy-to-follow tips to promote safe menstrual hygiene:
Choose Clean Period Products: Whether using pads, tampons, or cloth, ensure the material is clean. Change it every 3–4 hours to prevent bacterial infections. Opt for organic cotton pads, wash cloth pads in warm water, and dry them in the sun for natural sterilization.
Wash the Area Regularly: Before every pad change, rinse and wash the area. Dry it with tissue to prevent moisture buildup. Use antibacterial water or Ayurvedic herbs like Neem leaves to further protect from infections.
Avoid Scented Products: Fragranced period products may irritate sensitive skin and disrupt hormones. Stick to unscented, skin-friendly alternatives.
Refrain from Sexual Activity: Avoiding intimacy during periods reduces the risk of STDs and UTIs, which can be more likely during this phase due to increased sensitivity.
Practice Cleanliness: Always wash hands before and after using the restroom, especially in public places. Carry wet wipes or sanitizers for convenience.
Track Your Cycle: Monitor emotions, symptoms, and medication through apps or calendars. Early tracking can help detect any unusual patterns.
Stay Hydrated & Rest: Drink plenty of fluids and give your body the rest it needs. Periods are a window into physical health, and it's essential to listen to what your body is telling you.
Vaidya Smita encourages everyone to be mindful and respectful of their body’s needs during menstruation. “Not everyone has easy periods, and that’s okay. What matters most is understanding and supporting your body during this natural phase.”
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