Evoke Experiences has announced a strategic expansion that marks a defining shift in its operating model. Known for its immersive glamping retreats and cultural tent cities, the company is now set to deepen its presence in the hospitality landscape by adding a wider variety of experiential properties to its portfolio and welcoming partnerships through asset lease and management collaborations.
Diverse portfolio blending luxury, culture, and sustainability
With flagship properties like Rann Utsav – The Tent City, Statue of Unity Tent City-1, Gandhisagar Forest Retreat, the newly launched Evoke Dholavira, and soon-to-be-launched Evoke Ram Bagh, Ayodhya with 156 keys, Evoke Experiences has built a strong reputation for curating destination-led stays that merge luxury with culture, nature, and sustainability. The brand currently operates a total inventory of 750 keys and aims to cross the 1,000-key milestone by the end of 2025.
Focus on year-round experiential resorts and new destinations
Looking ahead, Evoke Experiences is preparing to launch a new site in Gir, further establishing its footprint in ecologically significant regions. This addition will mark the company’s growing emphasis on permanent experiential resorts, signaling a transition from seasonal formats to year-round offerings.
Inviting partnerships to unlock hidden hospitality potential
The company invites hospitality asset owners and landholders across India to partner through long-term lease or management agreements. With strong branding, operations, and storytelling-driven design, Evoke Experiences aims to transform underutilized destinations into profitable, world-class stays.
Leadership vision on experiential hospitality growth
“We believe the next wave of hospitality growth in India lies beyond convention,” said Bhavik Sheth, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Evoke Experiences. “Evoke is not just creating places to stay, we’re building narratives, environments, and economies rooted in local culture. We are now actively looking to collaborate with like-minded owners who see the potential of experiential tourism.”
