Sattva Group is intensifying its focus on the hospitality sector in response to a surge in travel demand and consumer spending on premium experiences. The Bengaluru-based developer plans to invest 10-20% of its turnover into hospitality, recognizing it as a serious asset class. This shift aligns with a broader trend among Indian real estate developers, such as Prestige Group and Brigade Group, who are also venturing into hotel and branded residence markets. Currently, India's organized hotel market comprises over 200,000 rooms, with projections suggesting this will rise to nearly 350,000 by FY30, according to HVS Anarock. Sattva's upcoming projects include a 340-key Taj resort in Bengaluru expected to open in 2027, and an upscale business hotel in Hyderabad. The company is also exploring mixed-use developments in Visakhapatnam and boutique leisure projects in Darjeeling. Sattva aims to capitalize on the burgeoning weddings and events economy, which has become a significant revenue driver for premium hotels. Despite potential concerns over future supply, Sattva remains optimistic about the sector's long-term growth, driven by rising incomes and improved travel connectivity.