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Roseate Hotels and Resorts’ CEO Kush Kapoor named as Chairman of National Council on Tourism & Hospitality, ASSOCHAM

With over 23 years of experience in the hospitality industry, Kapoor has worked at many iconic hotels

Kush Kapoor, CEO, Roseate Hotels and Resorts
Kush Kapoor, CEO, Roseate Hotels and Resorts

Serving the nation since 1920, the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) is the apex National Chamber with unique distinction of representing over 4.5 lacs large, medium & small scale sectors companies.

The nation’s one of the largest and most influential chambers of commerce has announced the appointment of Kush Kapoor, CEO Roseate Hotels and resorts as its Chairman for National Council on Tourism and Hospitality.

With over 23 years of experience in the hospitality industry, Kapoor has worked at many iconic hotels during his hospitality career across India including ‘The Taj Group’ of hotels and ‘The Leela Group’ and has many laurels to his feat.

In his role  as  Chairman of National Council on Tourism & Hospitality , ASSOCHAM , his  focus areas will  be on:

  • Enhancing Digitization ( Travel & Tourism innovations, and digital and new-age technologies);    
  • Empowerment (Tourism is about taking a community on a journey, showing them what is possible, using the skills they have, upskilling and training, and also providing new opportunities ) 
  • Sustainability (Promoting Sustainable Tourism and take full account of its current and future economic, social and environmental impacts).

Kapoor has joined the Chambers when its role in reviving the industry has never been more crucial. Speaking on his joining , Kush Kapoor said “I feel honoured and humbled to join ASSOCHAM .I hope to work with the body to help the hospitality & tourism industry to recover from the aftermath of the pandemic.  It will take collective action by stakeholders across both the public and private sectors to ensure recovery and I look forward to sharing my expertise to help guide broad-based progress .”