India's gateway at scale: the world's 11th-busiest airport, the country's largest metro at 2.35 billion annual journeys, and a hotel market pricing past ₹10,500 as the capital's pipeline fills with palace-grade flags.
Delhi runs three hotel markets in one: Lutyens-era palace heritage, the Aerocity airport cluster that reinvented the transit hotel, and a government-and-MICE demand base around Pragati Maidan and Yashobhoomi that fills rooms through every political season.
The numbers are repricing: occupancy at 74–80%, ADR above ₹10,500, and a pipeline led by the 590-room New Delhi Marriott Marquis and The St. Regis New Delhi — the capital's luxury bracket finally catching its passenger volumes.
The Delhi dossier is live — tracker plus four urban reads: the airport node, the rail node, the passport table and the money flow.
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