Marriott India Hotels Celebrate International Day of Yoga with 'One Earth, One Health' Theme at The Westin Hyderabad Mindspace

Hyderabad, Telangana, India – June 23, 2025: Marriott India today announced the successful conclusion of its International Day of Yoga 2025 celebrations. In alignment with the Ministry of Tourism and Ministry of Ayush's theme, "Yoga for One Earth, One Health," Marriott hotels across the nation actively engaged in wellness programs and organized yoga drives. These initiatives underscore Marriott’s commitment to promoting holistic well-being for guests and associates, echoing the global movement towards better health and a balanced lifestyle.

Inspired by the profound impact of Yoga in fostering physical fitness, mental well-being, and resilience, Marriott India hotels are integrating yogic practices into their offerings. This includes curated wellness packages, dedicated yoga sessions for guests, and opportunities for associates to participate in guided yoga practices. The aim is to make Yoga an accessible and integral part of daily life, fostering a sense of inner peace and unity.

Mr. Sanjay Gupta, Chairman of the Marriott India Business Council, stated, "Yoga is a timeless practice that offers unparalleled benefits for both individual and collective well-being. We at Marriott India are deeply committed to fostering a culture of health and mindfulness. By aligning with the 'Yoga for One Earth, One Health' theme, we aim to inspire our guests and associates to embrace Yoga as a powerful tool for holistic living, contributing to a healthier planet and healthier communities."

In Hyderabad, The Westin Hyderabad Mindspace served as the host hotel for a special gathering of the Hyderabad Marriott Cluster, bringing together associates from:

· Marriott Hotel & Convention Centre

· Courtyard Hyderabad

· Sheraton Hyderabad

· Le Meridien Hyderabad

· Marriott Executive Apartments

· Fairfield by Marriott Gachibowli

· The Westin Hitech City

· The Westin Hyderabad Mindspace

The event took place on Saturday, June 21, from 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM on the scenic Westin Lawns. The morning began with a rejuvenating yoga session rooted in balance, breath, and mindfulness. Everyone came together in unity, embodying the spirit of International Yoga Day through movement, meditation, and intention. Following the session, a healthy, sustainable breakfast was served, aligned with Marriott’s #EatWell philosophy—reinforcing the brand’s ongoing commitment to conscious, wellness-driven choices.

The overwhelming positive response to these wellness programs and yoga drives further reinforces Marriott India's dedication to supporting the nationwide movement to integrate Yoga into daily life. By actively promoting these practices, Marriott India continues to inspire individuals to experience the life-changing benefits of Yoga, contributing to a healthier, more mindful, and more resilient society.

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