Fairmont Mumbai will host the Longevity Summit India 2026 on 15–16 August, a two-day event presented by Le Florence India that will bring together global experts, healthcare pioneers, wellness innovators, investors and industry leaders to explore the future of longevity and preventive health.
The summit will feature discussions spanning science, healthcare, wellness, technology and luxury hospitality, focusing on helping people live healthier, more purposeful and fulfilling lives. Built around the Five Bodies Framework—Earth Body, Water Body, Air Body, Fire Body and Flow Body—the programme will explore physical health, emotional wellbeing, cognitive performance, purpose-driven living and emerging advancements in human potential.
Attendees will also experience immersive wellness sessions, including underwater meditation, Watsu therapy, breathwork circles, ice baths, sound healing and Blue Mind experiences. Dedicated experience zones will showcase innovations such as NAD+ Therapy, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Red Light Therapy, genomic health solutions, hydration therapies and biohacking technologies.
The summit is expected to welcome more than 500 curated delegates, including doctors, scientists, founders, investors, hospitality leaders, wellness brands, HNIs, media professionals and global wellness communities.
The speaker lineup includes internationally recognised experts such as Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr. Mike Chan, Siim Land, Dr. Chris Kacher and Dr. Gino Yu, alongside more than 40 global speakers and wellness specialists.
Commenting on the event, Rajiv Kapoor, General Manager, Fairmont Mumbai, said the summit offers a unique platform that connects science, healthcare, wellness and hospitality while creating an experience beyond a conventional conference.
Vikramjeet Sharma, Managing Director, Le Florence India, said the initiative aims to make longevity more accessible by combining scientific knowledge with practical wellness experiences that people can apply in their daily lives.
Scheduled to take place at Fairmont Mumbai from 9:00 AM onwards on 15–16 August 2026, the summit aims to establish India as a key destination for global conversations on longevity, preventive healthcare and wellness innovation.
