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hubs, attracting international attention and investment. experiences and international culinary standards.
High-profile chefs and restaurateurs are opening new While India boasts a rich and diverse culinary heritage,
establishments that push the boundaries of traditional the current market conditions and consumer behaviour
Indian cuisine and cater to an affluent, globalised do not yet provide a sufficiently compelling case for
clientele. Michelin to establish a presence.
As this trend continues, the fine-dining segment in However, the rapidly evolving culinary landscape and
India is likely to expand and mature. This evolution could increasing sophistication of the dining scene suggest
create a more favourable environment for the Michelin that the potential for future inclusion remains significant.
Guide in the future. As the fine-dining market in India continues to grow and
Additionally, increased exposure to global culinary mature, the Michelin Guide may eventually find a place
trends and rising disposable incomes among the urban in this vibrant and dynamic country, adding a new
population may boost demand for high-end dining dimension to its global culinary map.

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