Delhi / venue notes

Choose a Delhi room the press can use.

Central Delhi is useful for policy reporters; Aerocity suits travelling speakers. The right room depends on the people who need to reach it, not the postcode alone.

These are independently operated properties, not PRS-owned venues or confirmed partners. The published room data below is a starting point. Confirm availability, configuration, accessibility and all charges directly.

01 / Aerocity / travelling speakers

Aloft New Delhi Aerocity

Marriott lists Tactic 3 at 10 conference seats, Tactic 1 at 50 conference seats, and Tactic 1 & 2 at 120 conference seats. These are different setups, not interchangeable capacities.

Ask whether your chosen room leaves space for cameras, a separate interview corner and guest check-in.

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02 / Aerocity / larger production

JW Marriott Hotel New Delhi Aerocity

The property publishes an event-space and capacity chart. Request a specific room plan, sound feed, power layout and written inclusions rather than booking against total hotel floor area.

Useful to compare when speakers or media are flying in; transport and access still need a plan.

Property event page ↗

Make the site visit count

Central Delhi is useful for policy reporters; Aerocity suits travelling speakers. The right room depends on the people who need to reach it, not the postcode alone.

Measure the actual seated press layout, camera sight lines and a quiet interview area.

Test microphone output, electrical power, upload connection and remote participation if needed.

Confirm access, loading, parking, security and sign-in for the invited reporters.

Ask for a written total: room, AV, staff, food, tax, overtime and cancellation.

Published hotel capacity can describe a banquet or theatre configuration and may not work for a Q&A. PRS can help compare rooms within a scoped assignment. See how venue charges fit the budget.

Delhi planning desk