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Published on February 1, 2025
In an exclusive feature for February edition of our Hospitality News magazine, Ramanpreet Singh, Vice President of Growth & Strategy at SKIL Group, shares his insights on the future of event management, shedding light on the exciting trends that are shaping the industry. With over 14 years of experience and a remarkable career trajectory, Ramanpreet’s journey is a testament to innovation, operational excellence, and empowering teams. He is now at the forefront of transforming event management in India, driven by technology and sustainability.
“Creating unforgettable experiences is the heart of event management,” says Ramanpreet, emphasizing how the industry is evolving with rapidly changing expectations. One of the most transformative trends is tech-driven personalization. With the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), events are now tailored to meet individual attendee preferences. Personalized schedules, perfect networking matches, and unique experiences are creating a deep sense of value for every participant.
Additionally, the advent of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) is adding a whole new dimension to events. Whether it’s a virtual tour of a factory or a 3D showcase of a real estate project, these immersive technologies are creating unforgettable moments that seamlessly merge the physical and digital worlds.
Ramanpreet also highlights the rising importance of sustainability in the industry. “Sustainability is no longer a choice; it’s a necessity,” he states, pointing to eco-friendly practices such as biodegradable decor and plantable invitations. The shift towards greener events is not only responsible but impactful, in line with initiatives like India’s Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
Post-pandemic, hybrid events have become the new normal, blending the best of both physical and virtual participation. This flexibility has significantly expanded the reach and accessibility of events while maintaining their traditional essence. “Hybrid events have been a game-changer for us,” says Ramanpreet, noting their growing significance in today’s landscape.
As the industry evolves, interactive experiences such as live polls and gamification are taking center stage, further boosting engagement and providing valuable data. Advanced analytics now allow event organizers to gather real-time feedback, enhancing the event experience continually.
At SKIL Events, Ramanpreet and his team are leading the charge in embracing these trends, ensuring every event is engaging, impactful, and memorable. “It’s an exciting time to be in this industry,” he concludes, adding that the journey of innovation and sustainability is just beginning.
To read the full interview and discover how SKIL Events is shaping the future of event management, check out the complete feature in Hospitality News’ February magazine, available on our website and in physical copies.
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Published on June 2, 2025
The Sommeliers Association of India (SAI) isn’t just another wine club—it’s a movement. Founded in 2024 by Amrita Singh and world-renowned sommelier Mattia Antonio Cianca, SAI is India’s first national sommelier association aligned with the Association de la Sommellerie Internationale (ASI).
Their mission? To elevate Indian wine education, represent India at global sommelier contests, and create pathways for young professionals to thrive in the global hospitality space.
Inside the Article: The SAI Vision That’s Changing the Game
The full article on SAI is out now in our June 2025 edition of Hospitality News!Discover how this non-profit is shaking up India’s wine scene, nurturing sommelier talent, and making wine a celebration of both taste and tradition.
As Bhagat Halwai completes over 200 years of legacy, the iconic Agra-based sweet brand is finding its modern voice through two young, passionate leaders: Shivam Bhagat, Director, and Riddhi Bhagat, Strategic Director.
Stepping into the family business at just 19, Shivam has remained rooted in tradition while redefining how mithai connects with a new generation. Meanwhile, Riddhi brings her hospitality background and entrepreneurial drive into play—crafting mindful, wholesome offerings like “Binge on Baked,” a health-forward brand under the Bhagat Halwai umbrella. Together, they’re proving that legacy doesn’t have to mean outdated—it can mean dependable and dynamic.
In this heartwarming and forward-looking interview, Shivam and Riddhi share:
The full interview with Shivam & Riddhi Bhagat is now out in our June 2025 issue of Hospitality News!
Don’t miss this inspiring story of two next-gen leaders keeping tradition alive—while boldly stepping into the future of food.
Read the full feature now at: https://hospitalitynews.in/e-magzines
In this exclusive feature for Hospitalitynews, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Chef Te Yuan Peter Tseng, the visionary Culinary Director of Pricol Gourmet Pvt. Ltd., and the creative force behind the vibrant flavours at Soy Soi. Known to many as Chef Peter, he brings a deep sense of purpose and artistry to his cuisine, which reflects across every plate at Soy Soi and Little Soi.
In this engaging conversation, Chef Peter walks us through his culinary philosophy—one rooted in simplicity, tradition, and balance. His defining dish, Hainan Chicken Rice, reflects his belief that a humble plate, when done right, can speak volumes. As he puts it, a dish may appear minimal, but if it strikes harmony in taste and technique, it represents something much deeper.
Chef Peter also shares what makes Soy Soi stand apart in the competitive world of Pan-Asian dining. With a bold departure from the expected, the restaurant curates lesser-known regional street foods from across Southeast Asia, blending authenticity with innovation. It’s not just about flavour—it’s an experience woven together with ambience and hospitality.
The conversation dives deeper into his creative process, career-defining moments across cities like Chennai, Dubai, and Bangkok, and his vision for where Pan-Asian cuisine is headed in India. His take on “freestyle Asian” dining presents a promising outlook for evolving palates in the country.
What stands out is his thoughtful approach to leadership—where kitchen culture, mentorship, and staff well-being are prioritised as key ingredients to success.
This inspiring conversation with Chef Peter is more than a feature—it’s a masterclass in culinary creativity and team building.
To explore the full interview, grab your June Edition of Hospitalitynews or read it on our website today.
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