North India’s winter travel season has started strong, with Sterling Holiday Resorts seeing a sharp rise in enquiries for its 'Lazy Winter Getaway' at Kufri and Manali. Context - Region: North India (Himachal Pradesh hill stations like Kufri and Manali). - Season: Winter 2025–26. - Trend: Strong rise in enquiries and bookings for short, slow-paced winter breaks. Key Highlights of the Lazy Winter Getaway - Designed for unhurried stays with indulgent touches. - Amenities include: - Centrally heated rooms. - Flexible meal timings. - Couple spa sessions. - In-room tea/coffee setups for cosy evenings. - Target audience: Couples, families, and working professionals seeking cleaner air, scenic winter landscapes, and a break from urban pollution. Drivers of Demand - Improved road access in Himachal Pradesh post-Diwali. - Social media influence: Frost-covered landscapes, snowfall reels, and winter travel content boosting interest. - Environmental appeal: Better AQI and clearer skies compared to major cities. - Seasonal timing: Strong December bookings expected to hold through early January. Sterling’s Perspective - Harinath M, Senior VP (Marketing): > “Guests are looking for experiences that let them enjoy winter in a more thoughtful way. The Lazy Winter Getaway reflects these preferences, balancing simplicity with indulgence.” Impact - Reinforces Himachal Pradesh’s tourism revival after a slow summer/monsoon season. - Positions Sterling Resorts as a leader in seasonal, experience-driven tourism. - Supports the broader trend of eco-conscious, short-stay travel in India’s hill stations.
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