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Table of Contents Unveiling Goa's Vibrant Charm: Your Stylish Retreat at ibis Styles Goa Vagator! UK and India Must Work Together to Prevent Global Conflict, Says British Home Secretary

Unveiling Goa's Vibrant Charm: Your Stylish Retreat at ibis Styles Goa Vagator! Saturday 27 January 2024 07:55 AM UTC+00 Business Wire India Spring is synonymous with renewal and creativity, and what better place to embrace both than at the ibis Styles Goa Vagator, a vibrant haven nestled amidst Goa's enchanting landscapes. Launched in October 2023, this playful paradise blends pastel hues with local cultural touches, weaving a resort-like experience that's both stylish and upscale. Imagine waking up to the tranquil whispers of Goa's lush greenery, just a short distance from your room at ibis Styles Goa Vagator. Perfectly located near the Vagator beach, Chapora Fort, and North Goa's vibrant attractions, the hotel is your gateway to adventure and relaxation. Its strategic proximity to the Goa MOPA airport, trendy cafes, buzzing nightlife, and popular restaurants ensures you can make the most of your Goan escape. Step into ibis Styles Goa Vagator, and let your inner artist be inspired. The hotel's playful design is a canvas of vibrant colors and local motifs, reflected in every corner, from the guest rooms to the public spaces. Curated contemporary art pieces add a touch of sophistication, while the "Sweet Bed" promises a restful night's sleep to fuel your Goa explorations. Adventure Awaits: Thrill-seekers, rejoice! ibis Styles Goa Vagator is your launchpad for unforgettable Goan experiences for all age groups. You can conquer the waves with exciting water sports or a fun picnic at the Vagator beach, or take a short trek to the Chapora Fort providing panoramic views and stunning sunsets. Surrounded by popular cafes and restaurants, the Arpora Night Bazaar is just a 15-minute drive away. Explore Goa's vibrant local art scene through local art workshops, or take home original art pieces from local artists, the hotel's curated list of top 5 Vagator thrills will leave you breathless. Relish Simplicity and Scrumptious Delights: Refuel after your adventures at the "Spice It" restaurant, where simplicity meets satisfaction. Savour mouth-watering dishes crafted with fresh, local ingredients, evoking a sense of home away from home. The restaurant boasts the longest breakfast hours in town (4 AM to 12 PM), ensuring you start your day energized and ready to explore. Modern Comforts & Event Offerings: Experience modern comforts and an artistic atmosphere with conference and banquet facilities for up to 200 guests. The hotel celebrates contemporary art through curated pieces, creating an atmosphere inspired by Goa's vibrant culture. Take advantage of special event packages for unique and memorable experiences in the garden-facing conference room. The hotel is also an excellent venue for art shows, exhibitions, and workshops too.   Unforgettable Memories: From the attentive staff to the multi-cuisine delights of "Spice It," ibis Styles Goa Vagator promises an unforgettable stay. Unwind in the fully equipped gym, take a dip in the outdoor pool, or let the kids enjoy their dedicated pool. Stay connected with unlimited Wi-Fi and unwind with entertainment channels in each guest room. Embrace the True Essence of Goa at ibis Styles Goa Vagator, your ideal haven for discovering the magic of this vibrant region. Book your stay and make the upcoming spring season a truly memorable experience.

UK and India Must Work Together to Prevent Global Conflict, Says British Home Secretary Saturday 27 January 2024 11:40 AM UTC+00 Business Wire India Calling the UK-India relationship a "force of good", British Home Secretary James Cleverly underscored the importance of the two countries working together for global peace. Speaking at India Global Forum's 6th annual UK-India Parliamentary Lunch at the House of Lords on Wednesday, Cleverly said: "The intellectual horsepower of India is enormous and getting bigger. Whether it is dealing with potential future pandemics or dealing with non-communicable diseases or dealing with the opportunity and risks of AI or financial services or sustainable agriculture, I struggle to think of any sector where coordination and cooperation between the UK and India will not be a force for good in the world." Against the backdrop of major global conflicts, and following the first visit by an Indian Defence Minister to Britain in 22 years, the Home Secretary emphasised the vitality of the partnership in preventing conflict "spilling over". "It was incredibly important that India's Defence Minister visited the UK because in a turbulent world, and a potentially turbulent region, having strong and long-standing partners, as we do with India, closely coordinating on security on the preservation of peace is incredibly important. Of course, the military relationship between India and the UK is very long standing. I really hope that together, demonstrating a strength of purpose, demonstrating commitment to democracy, and demonstrating a willingness to defend our values, the UK and India can work together prevent conflict spilling over and engulfing other parts of the world," Cleverly stated. Co-hosted by the Indian High Commission to the UK and Lord Jitesh Gadhia, the UK-India Parliamentary Lunch convened key players from the worlds of politics, business and finance over a sit-down lunch at the House of Lords to celebrate the growing ties between the two democracies. Referring to British Foreign Secretary David Cameron's comments on the global conflict dashboard flashing red lights, India Global Forum Chairman and CEO Manoj Ladwa said: "As we have seen, approaches and responses can vary, even between the closest of partners. These divergences are more about nuance and emphasis, rather than the fundamental values of the rule of law, freedom of belief, diversity and inclusion, freer trade, and democracy, that we all so cherish. In such times, democracies must work harder to work together. Because we all know, democracies work best, when democracies work together." Highlighting the strides the Indian economy had made in recent years, Sujit Ghosh, India's Deputy High Commissioner said: "India is not just creating opportunities for its people but also for the rest of the globe. The UK is uniquely positioned to benefit from India's rise. The time has come for our friends in the UK to shed their old lenses and see India for what it is." "Though a significant element of the UK-India bilateral, agenda lies in the hands of political leaders and diplomats, especially the FTA negotiations, a lot of the activity flows from the two-way traffic of people, ideas, commerce and collaboration, which is such a defining characteristic of the UK-India axis," observed Lord Gadhia. Sponsored by Standard Chartered and Tata's, the Parliamentary lunch was followed by peer-to-peer roundtable discussions on: • Reforming Governance with Technology • Pharmaceuticals and Pandemic Preparedness. For photos from the Parliamentary Lunch and subsequent Roundtable Dialogues, please click here.

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