Kavya Resort and Spa, a luxury mountain resort located in Nagarkot, Kathmandu has appointed ‘Wanderlust Marketing’, a bespoke division of Global Destinations, as its India representative.
Nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, Kavya Resort and Spa embodies the union of exquisiteness, class and luxury through its charming ambience and sublime views. Seamlessly marrying Nepalese tradition with modern sophistication tucked in the sleepy village of Nagarkot, Kavya is an ideal vacation amidst snow-draped peaks with beaming sunrise on freezing mornings – an exceptional experience to leave you spellbound. Amid rugged mountains and idyllic ravines, Kavya Resort and Spa is set on a peaceful site affording magnificent views. Re-think luxury and witness warm hospitality at Kavya, with panoramic trails and breathtaking butterflies clasped by the wildflower-strewn Kathmandu Valley.
Under the ‘Wanderlust Marketing’ vertical, Global Destinations aims to curate a compendium of unique and exclusive travel providers offering them comprehensive marketing solutions while delivering to discerning travellers the most exclusive, bespoke and memorable experiences from around the world.
Hitesh Golcha, Managing Director, The Leaf Hospitality, said, “India is our priority market and we are excited to appoint Wanderlust Marketing as our India representative.
“Kavya Resort and Spa is a well-suited luxury and wellness property for the Indian discerning traveller and we have seen an exponential increase, from India during 2023, both in terms of the number of guests as well as the length of stay.”
Pranav Kapadia, Founder, Wanderlust Marketing shared, “It’s an immense pleasure to add Kavya Resort and Spa to our portfolio and introduce the luxury resort, to our Indian trade partners.
“Experiential Luxury travel from India has grown leaps and bounds and continues to be on the rise. Today, travellers, look for unique and distinguished experiences. The emergence of experiential luxury travel is one of the outcomes of the pandemic, where Indian travellers now look to engage in immersive, meaningful, and sustainable travel.”
