GMR Aero Square: New hospitality way
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The GMR Group on Thursday announced the introduction of ‘GMR Aero Square’ in the Hospitality District of Delhi International Airport Limited. In a unique concept for Indian airport, GMR Aero Square offers easy access to the commercial hubs of Aerocity from public places. It has been developed amid lawns and landscape leading to Terminal 3 of the IGIA.
The Aero Square was unveiled on January 19 by Rajiv Nayan Choubey, Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation.
Aman Kapoor, CEO, Airport Land Development (ALD), GMR Group, said, “GMR Aerocity’s Hospitality District caters to global business and leisure travelers. We offer corporate workplace, luxurious hotels, exclusive retail chains set amongst a well curated public realm. The Aerocity is no more just a Hotel district, but has now crafted its own unique identity. Recent events like Oktoberfest, India Mobile Congress, National Skill Competition, India Craft Week and Cirque De Soliel attracted an excellent response. Today, ‘GMR Aero Square offers a very unique experience to all the Indians which is on par with any famous location overseas.”
According to GMR officials, the Aero Square offers a unique pedestrian experiential walk and connects the Aerocity’s Airport Metro Express station to all the major Hotels and Offices with Aerocity’s Hospitality District through an experiential walkway. It not only connects all the buildings, but also provides a well-designed public space for everyone to enjoy.
It promotes an active lifestyle and enables access to open spaces, shaded areas for casual breakouts and many other amenities. The initiative aims to establish Aerocity as a vibrant tourist gateway and supports economic development while conserving the resources.
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