Ramee Group enters wildlife hospitality with new resort project in Gujarat

Ramee Group announced on April 2026 that it will enter the wildlife hospitality segment with a new resort project in Gujarat, marking a strategic expansion into nature-based tourism as the company seeks to diversify its portfolio beyond urban and business-focused hotels.

The resort will be developed in a wildlife-linked destination in Gujarat, the company said, targeting domestic and international travelers seeking proximity to nature reserves and eco-tourism experiences. The project forms part of Ramee Group’s broader growth plan in India.

Entry into wildlife hospitality

Ramee Group confirmed that the Gujarat project represents its first move into wildlife hospitality. The company stated that the resort will be positioned to cater to guests visiting nearby forest and conservation areas.

Officials said the development aligns with increasing interest in wildlife tourism across India, particularly in regions with established national parks and protected zones. The company added that the project is intended to complement existing tourism infrastructure in the area.

The resort will operate under one of the group’s hospitality brands, although specific branding details were not disclosed.

Project location and scope

The property is planned in Gujarat, a state that hosts several wildlife destinations attracting year-round tourist activity. The company said the site was selected based on accessibility and its proximity to key wildlife attractions.

Ramee Group indicated that the resort will include guest accommodation, dining facilities and designated areas for leisure and outdoor activities. The development is expected to cater to both short-stay visitors and longer leisure trips.

Officials did not disclose the total number of rooms but confirmed that the property will be developed in line with the company’s operational standards.

Development strategy and partnerships

The company said the project will be developed in collaboration with local stakeholders, following an asset-light or partnership-driven model. Ramee Group has been expanding its footprint through similar agreements in other regions.

Executives stated that the move into wildlife hospitality is part of a strategy to diversify offerings and tap into emerging travel segments. The company has primarily operated in urban and business destinations prior to this development.

The group added that it will continue to evaluate additional opportunities in leisure and destination markets across India.

Market context and tourism demand

Wildlife tourism in India has seen steady growth, supported by government initiatives and increasing interest in nature-based travel. Gujarat, in particular, attracts visitors to its national parks and conservation areas.

Industry participants said the development of organized hospitality infrastructure near wildlife destinations is aimed at improving visitor experience and supporting tourism growth. Operators are expanding into such locations to capture demand beyond traditional city markets.

Ramee Group’s entry into the segment reflects a broader shift among hotel operators toward diversified portfolios.

Timeline and current status

The company said further details regarding construction timelines and opening dates will be announced as the project progresses. Approvals and development planning are currently underway, according to officials.

Ramee Group confirmed that the Gujarat wildlife resort project has been announced as of April 2026, with development activities expected to advance in phases as part of its expansion strategy in India.