The sixth edition of Très, South Asia’s renowned boutique travel showcase, wrapped up successfully in Delhi this year, placing a strong spotlight on India’s growing influence in mindful and luxury travel. Hosted at Andaz Delhi, the two-day event brought together over 80 unique travel concepts—ranging from boutique hotels and nature retreats to wellness lodges, private villas, and glamping experiences—all deeply rooted in a philosophy of thoughtful hospitality.

Drawing attention from around the globe, Très 2025 welcomed more than 60 international travel operators from key markets such as the UK, France, Australia, the US, and Germany. Alongside them were over 100 Indian travel companies, making it a vibrant exchange of ideas and partnerships within the luxury travel space.

This year's event enjoyed strong backing from Gujarat Tourism and its Heritage Tourism Association, who stepped in as Principal Sponsor. Uttar Pradesh Tourism lent its support as the Lead Sponsor, while Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan Tourism also joined in as associate supporters. Their collective contributions were widely appreciated by participants and played a key role in the event’s success.

“Our subcontinent stands out globally for its diversity and potential for leisure, luxury, and inspirational travel,” said Sowmya R Vijaymohan, Director of Très. “Très acts as a perfect platform to present these exceptional experiences. The support from our sponsors has been incredibly motivating for all involved.”

What sets Très apart from regular trade shows is its focus on personalized connections. Through one-on-one meetings between travel operators and hospitality providers, the showcase facilitates meaningful conversations, business matches, and long-term partnerships that benefit the entire region. Exhibitors included everything from palatial heritage sites and jungle lodges to eco-conscious wellness resorts and artisanal hideaways, each with a story to tell and a commitment to responsible tourism.

The showcase also featured Très Ignite—thoughtful discussions led by travel experts and changemakers. Highlights included a session on “Kerala’s Earthlore, Lorekeepers & More!”, engaging insights from Gujarat Tourism’s Heritage Tourism Association, and critical conversations on “Tourism at Crossroads” and “Preserving Heritage & Promoting Indigenous Communities,” featuring respected voices like Dr. Madan Meena and Sapna Bhatia of Kaner Retreat.

Très 2025 not only elevated India’s standing in boutique and experiential travel but also sparked conversations around sustainability, heritage, and the power of immersive storytelling in tourism.