Some corporate events become better when the guest list gets smaller.
Twenty senior leaders around one table may achieve more than 300 people sitting in rows.
A dealer leadership group may need conversation more than a giant LED wall.
A board meeting may need privacy, good hospitality and uninterrupted time rather than elaborate production.
And an executive gathering can begin as a serious business meeting during the day, then become something completely different when everyone steps outside in the evening.
That is an interesting way to think about The Fort House, Diu – IHCL SeleQtions.
Located on Fort Road in Diu, the property combines sea and fort views, 33 rooms and a collection of event spaces that range from intimate meeting environments to a substantially larger open-air venue.
For corporate organisers, that creates an unusual proposition:
small enough for focused leadership conversations, yet capable of creating a much larger evening experience.
This guide explains how to approach corporate events at The Fort House Diu — including executive meetings, boardroom programmes, dealer leadership gatherings, corporate retreats, open-air events, awards, photography, videography and guest logistics.
For organisations requiring local support, Memories by TK Solanki provides event planning, professional photography and videography for suitable corporate, commercial, government/institutional and private events organised at The Fort House and other venues across Diu.
Explore our Event Planning Services in Diu when planning the wider programme.
Table of Contents
Why The Fort House Needs a Different Event Strategy
The Fort House should not automatically be approached like a conventional conference hotel.
Its current official event portfolio includes three notably different spaces:
Fiesta — maximum capacity listed up to 70 guests
The Lawn — maximum capacity listed up to 50 guests
The Fort — open-air venue listed up to 800 guests in reception configuration
That range creates a very different planning question.
Instead of asking:
“How many people can the hotel fit?”
ask:
“Which part of our event belongs in which environment?”
A leadership meeting may belong in Fiesta.
A small evening interaction may suit The Lawn.
A significantly larger reception-style gathering may require evaluating The Fort.
One property can therefore potentially support very different chapters of an event.
Start With the People Who Need to Be in the Room
Corporate organisers often begin with production:
What stage?
What LED?
What backdrop?
For an executive event, begin somewhere else.
Who actually needs to attend?
Perhaps:
Board members
Founders
Directors
Senior management
Regional heads
Key dealers
Government officials
Investors
Strategic partners
If the real decision-making group is 25 people, design an excellent event for 25 people.
Don’t artificially turn it into a 100-person conference simply because a bigger event sounds more impressive.
The quality of the conversation matters more than the number of chairs.
Fiesta: The Focused Business Space
IHCL currently lists Fiesta as one of The Fort House’s primary event spaces.
Official configurations include approximately:
Maximum Capacity: 70
Cluster: 50
Boardroom: 20
U-Shape: 25
Reception: 70
These configurations immediately suggest several possible corporate uses.
Boardroom — Around 20
Potentially useful for:
Board meetings
Leadership reviews
Strategy discussions
Investor meetings
Senior management sessions
U-Shape — Around 25
Potentially useful for:
Interactive leadership workshops
Training
Management discussions
Government/institutional meetings
Cluster — Around 50
Potentially useful for:
Workshops
Team discussions
Collaborative sessions
Larger Meeting / Reception Configuration
Potentially useful for:
Corporate presentations
Smaller conferences
Dealer leadership gatherings
Professional networking
Final layouts and current capacity should always be reconfirmed with the hotel for the event date.
Don’t Build a Ballroom Inside Fiesta
An intimate corporate space needs proportionate production.
Trying to install:
A huge stage
Oversized LED
Heavy side panels
Large technical console
Multiple decorative structures
can consume the room the delegates actually need.
For a leadership meeting, a better setup might simply be:
Display
Company identity
Presentation laptop
Clear audio
Comfortable seating
Good lighting
Production should support the conversation.
Not dominate it.
The Boardroom Test
For a senior leadership meeting, ask one simple question:
Can everyone comfortably speak to everyone else?
If yes, the layout is working.
If the CEO needs a microphone to speak to the person six seats away because the setup has become too formal, reconsider it.
Executive meetings often benefit from:
Eye contact
Comfort
Privacy
Good acoustics
Simple presentation access
Reliable connectivity
The most important technology in the room may still be conversation.
Leadership Retreats: Don’t Fill Every Hour
Senior teams often travel because they need uninterrupted time together.
Then someone creates a schedule with eleven sessions.
Avoid that.
A leadership programme might work better as:
Morning
Business review
Strategy discussion
Lunch
Conversation
Afternoon
Workshop
Decision-making
Late Afternoon
Break
Evening
Informal leadership interaction / dinner
The empty spaces between sessions may be where some of the most useful conversations happen.
Use Diu as a Change of Context
The purpose of bringing leadership to Diu does not need to be tourism.
Sometimes a different environment simply changes the way people interact.
People leave:
Office desks
Daily meetings
Phone interruptions
Normal routines
and spend concentrated time together.
The Fort House’s sea and fort-facing environment can provide that change of context without requiring the programme to become a leisure itinerary.
Business first.
Destination second.
But allow the destination to help.
33 Rooms Changes the Scale of a Residential Programme
The Fort House currently lists 33 rooms.
That naturally creates a different residential-event scale than a large convention resort.
For certain programmes, that may actually be an advantage.
A leadership group, board, senior dealer group or executive retreat can potentially remain relatively contained.
Prepare a rooming list with:
Guest name
Company / department
Designation
Arrival
Room requirement
Sharing requirement if applicable
Departure
Transport
VIP requirement
Special requirement
Current room availability and group arrangements should be confirmed directly with the hotel.
Consider Who Really Needs to Stay On-Site
For events with more attendees than the available room inventory can support, don’t automatically split everyone randomly.
Prioritise accommodation strategically.
For example:
Leadership
Speakers
VIPs
Outstation guests
Guests with early sessions
Guests with late departures
Then plan any overflow accommodation and transport separately.
The rooming strategy should follow the event.
The Lawn: Use Intimacy as the Advantage
The Fort House officially lists The Lawn for gatherings up to approximately 50 guests in reception configuration.
That scale can work beautifully for the right programme.
Think:
Leadership networking
Executive cocktails
Small recognition programme
Private corporate dinner
Senior dealer gathering
Post-meeting interaction
The objective does not need to be creating a mini version of a 500-person gala.
At 30–50 people, the advantage is that everyone can actually interact.
Use it.
From Boardroom to Lawn
One of the more interesting programme structures at The Fort House could be:
Morning → Business
Afternoon → Decisions
Evening → Relationships
For example:
09:30 — Leadership session
11:00 — Tea
11:30 — Strategy
13:00 — Lunch
14:30 — Workshop
16:00 — Decisions
17:00 — Break
19:00 — Networking
20:00 — Dinner
The transition from formal business to a smaller evening environment can make the event feel complete without requiring excessive entertainment.
The Fort Changes the Scale Completely
Then there is The Fort.
IHCL currently lists this open-air event space with a maximum capacity of approximately 800 guests in reception configuration.
That creates a completely different opportunity.
An organisation might hold a smaller leadership or conference programme earlier, while evaluating The Fort for a larger evening gathering such as:
Corporate reception
Large awards programme
Company celebration
Dealer gathering
Commercial event
Formal dinner/reception
Selected government or institutional gathering
subject to the hotel’s current event policies, layout and production requirements.
This is not simply “a bigger Fiesta.”
It should be planned as a separate event environment.
800 Reception Capacity Does Not Mean 800 for Every Layout
This distinction is important.
An 800-person reception configuration is not automatically the same as:
800 theatre seats.
800 people with banquet tables.
800 people plus a giant stage.
800 people plus exhibition stalls.
800 people plus extensive production.
Every added element consumes space.
For a major event at The Fort, ask IHCL for a layout based on your actual requirements.
Include:
Guest count
Stage dimensions
LED
Seating
Dining
Technical console
Camera positions
Branding
Product displays
Entertainment
Then determine the practical capacity.
One Property, Two Different Guest Lists
The venue combination creates an interesting corporate format.
Imagine:
Daytime
50 senior dealers and leadership attend a focused business meeting.
Evening
A much larger local network, partners, employees or guests join for a reception or recognition programme.
Now you have:
Business Guest List
and
Evening Guest List
Treat them separately.
Prepare separate:
Registration requirements
Badges if required
Transport
Food counts
Seating
Photography priorities
Don’t assume everyone attending the evening event attended the daytime conference.
Heritage Should Influence the Design
The Fort House is positioned around Diu’s heritage and coastal character.
That means the corporate event does not necessarily need to hide the venue behind generic event decor.
Avoid automatically building:
Large artificial walls
Excessive printed flex
Heavy thematic structures
Unnecessary visual clutter
Depending on the programme, restrained corporate branding may work better.
Think:
Company identity
Event title
Elegant signage
Good lighting
Thoughtful furniture
Clean stage
Let the location remain visible.
A venue with character does not need to be redesigned into a convention centre.
Corporate Branding Can Still Be Strong
Restrained does not mean invisible.
Build consistency through:
Welcome signage
Registration
Presentation graphics
Podium identity
Menus / table cards
Award graphics
Photo wall where appropriate
Directional signage
Use the same:
Logo treatment
Typography
Colour palette
Event title
throughout.
The company should own the event visually without overwhelming the venue.
Executive Registration Should Feel Different
For a 20-person board meeting, you may not need a traditional registration counter.
A personalised welcome can be better.
Prepare:
Guest names
Room information
Meeting agenda
Welcome note
Wi-Fi information
Coordinator details
For a 50–70-person programme, a more conventional registration point may be useful.
The registration experience should scale with the group.
Privacy Matters for Leadership Events
A strategy meeting may involve:
Financial discussions
Future products
Company restructuring
Confidential dealer information
Internal performance
Acquisition plans
Ask the hotel about practical privacy requirements.
Also brief:
Photography
Videography
Event staff
AV operators
on what can and cannot be documented.
Not every slide belongs in the final gallery.
Create a Photography Restriction List
Before the event, the client can identify:
Confidential slides
Restricted documents
Sensitive discussions
People who should not be photographed
Embargoed products
The photography team can then work confidently without accidentally documenting material that should remain private.
This is particularly useful for:
Board meetings
Investor programmes
Leadership strategy sessions
Product previews
Presentation Planning for Executive Meetings
Small meetings still need reliable technology.
Confirm:
Display / screen
Laptop connection
Adapters
Presentation clicker
Audio
Internet where required
Backup laptop
Keep critical presentations available offline.
For highly confidential material, agree beforehand how files will be handled.
Don’t send sensitive presentations randomly between multiple vendor laptops if the company has data-security requirements.
Sound: Keep It Natural
A 20-person boardroom does not need concert audio.
A 70-person presentation may.
Match the system to the event.
Possible requirements include:
Presenter microphone
Wireless handheld
Lapel microphone
Laptop audio
Q&A microphone
For smaller groups, amplification may not even be necessary for every session.
The best audio system is the one appropriate to the room.
Technical Rehearsal for the Important Moments
Even an intimate event deserves rehearsal when senior leadership is involved.
Test:
Opening presentation
CEO deck
Videos
Microphones
Remote clicker
Award graphics
Music if applicable
If the evening programme moves to another event space, test that setup separately.
Different spaces mean different technical conditions.
Corporate Photography at The Fort House Diu
An executive event should not be photographed like a mass conference.
The visual priorities are different.
There may be fewer people.
But each interaction may matter more.
Useful Coverage Can Include
Property establishing photographs
Corporate setup
Company branding
Leadership arrival
Board / management interaction
Speakers
Presentations
Discussion
Audience reactions
Networking
Executive portraits
Dealer interaction
Awards
Formal group photograph
Evening reception
Candid moments
Memories by TK Solanki provides professional corporate photography for suitable leadership meetings, corporate gatherings, dealer programmes, awards and business events organised at The Fort House and other venues across Diu.
Explore our Corporate Photography in Diu service for dedicated business-event coverage.
Photograph Decisions, Not Only Speeches
In a leadership programme, the most valuable photographs may not show a stage.
Look for:
People discussing a document
Leadership listening
Two executives exchanging ideas
A team around a table
Someone presenting directly to colleagues
A handshake after an agreement
Informal interaction after the session
These photographs communicate leadership and collaboration more naturally than a gallery containing 80 podium images.
Executive Portraits Are Especially Relevant Here
A senior-management gathering is a rare opportunity.
Everyone is already together.
Consider scheduling:
CEO portrait
Founder portrait
Director portraits
Leadership group
Board photograph
Speaker portraits
These can later support:
Company website
LinkedIn
Annual report
Press communication
Speaker profiles
Schedule the portraits.
Don’t wait until the chairman is leaving for the airport.
Environmental Portraits Can Use the Character of Diu
The property offers sea and fort-facing visual context.
Subject to hotel permission and suitable conditions, selected leadership portraits can use that environment without becoming casual holiday photographs.
The balance should remain:
Executive first. Destination second.
A strong environmental portrait communicates both the person and the place.
The Leadership Group Photograph
For 15–30 executives, there is an opportunity to create something more refined than a huge conference group photograph.
Plan:
Location
Background
Seating / standing
Leadership arrangement
Light
Timing
Make:
One formal version.
Then one more relaxed version if appropriate.
Both may become useful corporate assets.
Corporate Videography at The Fort House
Smaller executive programmes create excellent opportunities for meaningful corporate video.
Instead of trying to capture hundreds of delegates, the video team can focus on:
Leadership
Conversation
Company direction
Interviews
Relationships
Potential deliverables include:
Executive retreat film
Leadership message
Corporate event highlight
CEO interview
Director interviews
Dealer testimonials
Company-culture film
Short social reels
Define the purpose before filming begins.
Create a Leadership Interview Schedule
If five executives need interviews, don’t chase them during tea.
Schedule them.
For example:
16:30 — CEO
16:45 — Sales Director
17:00 — Marketing Director
17:15 — Regional Head
Identify a controlled location with:
Clean background
Good lighting
Low noise
Professional microphone
Now a corporate event can generate months of useful communication content.
Awards at an Intimate Corporate Gathering
An awards programme for 30–50 people can feel more personal than a large ceremony.
Don’t rush it.
For each award:
Introduce the category.
Explain why it matters where appropriate.
Announce the recipient.
Allow the presenter to interact.
Make the official photograph.
Let people applaud.
Recognition is the purpose.
Efficiency should not remove the emotion.
Larger Awards or Corporate Receptions at The Fort
If the programme uses The Fort for a substantially larger gathering, the production plan changes.
Now consider:
Large stage
LED/display
Professional sound
Lighting
Backstage management
Award staging
Guest seating
Food service
Photography positions
Video cameras
Technical console
This part of the event should have its own production layout and run sheet.
Do not simply extend the small meeting plan.
Government & Institutional Meetings
The venue can also be evaluated for suitable government and institutional programmes depending on current requirements and approvals.
Smaller spaces may potentially support:
Official meetings
Department discussions
Leadership sessions
Workshops
Training
Institutional programmes
Larger event environments may potentially support suitable formal gatherings.
Planning can require:
Protocol
VIP/VVIP coordination
Reserved seating
Security
Official branding
Media
Photography permissions
Documentation
Transport
For suitable assignments, Memories by TK Solanki provides event planning, professional photography and videography for government and institutional programmes across Diu, subject to applicable permissions, protocol and venue policies.
Commercial & Brand Events
The Fort House may also be evaluated for selected:
Luxury brand gatherings
Press interactions
Product presentations
Leadership launches
Business networking events
Commercial receptions
The heritage/coastal environment can be useful when the company wants the venue itself to contribute to the visual identity.
But confirm:
Brand installations
Commercial photography
Product displays
Lighting
Production access
Event timing
with the hotel before designing the programme.
A Product Launch Does Not Always Need a Giant Stage
For premium or high-value products, a smaller event can sometimes create more impact.
Imagine:
30 selected guests.
Leadership presentation.
Controlled product reveal.
Hands-on interaction.
Professional photographs.
Individual conversations.
Dinner.
For certain brands, exclusivity can communicate more than scale.
Choose the format based on the product and audience.
Photography and Videography Permissions
The booked event area and professional content requirements should be discussed during planning.
If you additionally want:
Executive portraits elsewhere in the property
Commercial photography
Product photography
Large lighting setups
Lifestyle corporate content
Drone footage
confirm the intended locations and equipment with the hotel.
A room or event booking should not automatically be treated as unrestricted professional-production permission throughout the property.
Drone Coverage Requires Separate Confirmation
The Fort House’s coastal setting naturally makes aerial imagery appealing.
But drone operations must comply with applicable Indian aviation and airspace requirements, local restrictions and property permission.
Diu has aviation activity, so aerial operations should never be assumed.
Treat drone coverage as:
subject to location-specific operational feasibility and required permissions.
Dining Can Become Part of the Meeting
For an executive programme, lunch does not necessarily mean the conversation stops.
Sometimes the most useful discussion happens when the presentation screen goes off.
Plan enough time.
For example:
09:30 — Strategy
11:00 — Tea
11:30 — Discussion
13:00 — Lunch
14:30 — Workshop
A 20-minute rushed lunch defeats part of the value of bringing leadership together.
Don’t Overprogramme the Evening
After a full day of strategy, senior guests may not want:
Three performances.
Four games.
An emcee shouting.
A 45-minute awards ceremony.
Then another speech.
Sometimes the right evening programme is simply:
Welcome
Short recognition
Conversation
Dinner
Know your audience.
Example One-Day Executive Meeting at The Fort House
Morning — Understand
09:00 AM — Arrival & coffee
09:30 AM — Leadership opening
10:00 AM — Business review
11:00 AM — Tea
11:30 AM — Strategy discussion
Afternoon — Decide
01:00 PM — Lunch
02:30 PM — Workshop
03:45 PM — Tea
04:00 PM — Decisions & action points
05:00 PM — Closing
Evening — Connect
05:15 PM — Leadership portraits
06:00 PM — Break
07:30 PM — Networking / recognition
08:30 PM — Dinner
Simple.
Focused.
Useful.
Example Two-Day Leadership Retreat
Day One
Arrival
Check-in
Welcome lunch
Leadership context session
Break
Informal interaction
Dinner
Day Two
Breakfast
Strategy session
Tea
Workshop
Lunch
Decision-making session
Executive portraits
Break
Recognition / networking
Dinner
Day Three
Breakfast
Short action-planning session
Check-out
Departure
The schedule intentionally leaves space.
Leadership retreats need thinking time.
Example Dealer Leadership Programme
Instead of inviting the entire dealer network, a company may bring selected:
Top dealers
Regional representatives
Distributors
Leadership
A possible programme:
Day One
Arrival
Welcome
Leadership dinner
Day Two
Business review
Market strategy
Product discussion
Dealer feedback
Lunch
One-to-one leadership interaction
Recognition
Networking dinner
Day Three
Breakfast
Closing conversation
Departure
This creates a different relationship than a conventional mass dealer conference.
Example Hybrid-Scale Event
The Fort House’s contrasting spaces create another possibility.
Daytime
50-person leadership/dealer conference.
Evening
Larger corporate reception at The Fort.
Now plan two experiences.
Daytime Needs
Discussion
Presentation
Business photography
Lunch
Evening Needs
Guest arrival
Production
Branding
Awards / reception
Food
Photography
Videography
The programme remains connected.
The operating plans remain separate.
Event Checklist for The Fort House Diu
Venue
Fiesta / Lawn / Fort requirement
Current capacity confirmed
Final layout
Event timings
Vendor access
Photography rules
Outdoor backup
Accommodation
Room block
Leadership rooms
Rooming list
Arrival
Departure
Transport
Overflow accommodation if required
Meeting
Seating
Presentation display
Audio
Internet
Power
Confidentiality requirements
Breaks
Larger Production
Stage
LED
Sound
Lighting
Technical console
Backstage
Entertainment
Weather contingency
Branding
Welcome signage
Meeting identity
Presentation graphics
Podium
Directional signage
Awards
Evening branding
Photography
Leadership face sheet
Restricted-content list
Executive portraits
Speakers
Dealer priorities
Awards
Group photographs
Same-day requirements
Videography
Event highlight
Leadership interviews
Testimonials
Speaker coverage
Social content
Audio requirements
Operations
Master run sheet
Hotel contact
Client decision-maker
Vendor contacts
Transport
VIP requirements
Emergency contacts
Why Local Coordination Still Matters for a Small Executive Event
Smaller does not necessarily mean easier.
In fact, when every guest is senior, every detail may matter more.
The Managing Director’s room is not ready.
A confidential presentation will not open.
The board wants lunch moved by 30 minutes.
A director needs to leave early.
The photographer needs everyone for the leadership portrait.
The evening programme is moving outdoors.
With only 25 people, everyone notices.
Memories by TK Solanki provides local event planning and coordination for suitable corporate, commercial and government/institutional events across Diu, including programmes organised at The Fort House.
Explore our Event Planning in Diu services for wider planning support.
Create Two Run Sheets When the Event Changes Scale
If your programme contains:
Small daytime meeting
Large evening reception
one run sheet may become unnecessarily complicated.
Use:
Business Run Sheet
Meeting
Speakers
Presentations
Meals
Executive portraits
Evening Production Run Sheet
Setup
Guest arrival
Stage
Awards
Entertainment
Dinner
Photography/video
Then create one master overview showing the major transitions.
This gives each team the detail it actually needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Corporate Events at The Fort House Diu
Where is The Fort House Diu – IHCL SeleQtions?
The property is located on Fort Road, Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Diu 362520.
How many rooms does The Fort House Diu have?
IHCL currently lists 33 rooms at The Fort House. Current group availability should be confirmed directly for your event dates.
What corporate event spaces are available?
IHCL currently lists Fiesta, The Lawn and The Fort among the property’s event spaces.
What is the capacity of Fiesta?
IHCL currently lists Fiesta with a maximum capacity of approximately 70 guests, including configurations of around 50 cluster, 20 boardroom and 25 U-shape.
Is there a boardroom-style option?
Fiesta is currently listed with a 20-person boardroom configuration, making it worth evaluating for executive and leadership meetings.
What is the capacity of The Lawn?
IHCL currently lists The Lawn for up to approximately 50 guests in reception configuration.
How large is The Fort event space?
IHCL currently lists The Fort open-air venue for up to approximately 800 guests in reception configuration.
That figure should not be interpreted as capacity for every possible stage, seating or dining layout. Confirm the practical capacity for your proposed production directly with the hotel.
Is The Fort House suitable for a leadership retreat?
Its smaller accommodation inventory, boardroom-style meeting possibilities and event-space mix make it worth evaluating for selected leadership, board and executive programmes. Final suitability depends on the specific event.
Can we organise a dealer meet?
Yes, selected dealer programmes can be considered. Fiesta may be relevant for smaller dealer leadership groups, while larger event requirements should be discussed with the hotel according to the intended venue and layout.
Can we organise a larger corporate reception?
The Fort is officially positioned as a substantially larger open-air event environment. Discuss the guest count, layout, production, catering and weather contingency with IHCL before finalising the programme.
Does Memories by TK Solanki provide event planning at The Fort House?
Yes. Memories by TK Solanki provides local event planning and coordination for suitable corporate, commercial, government/institutional and private events organised at The Fort House and other venues across Diu, subject to hotel policies and project requirements.
Does Memories by TK Solanki provide corporate photography at The Fort House?
Yes. Memories by TK Solanki provides professional corporate photography for suitable leadership meetings, conferences, dealer programmes, awards, receptions and company gatherings at The Fort House and across Diu.
Can you create executive portraits during the event?
Yes. Executive and leadership portraits can be incorporated into suitable corporate coverage when time, location and hotel permissions are planned in advance.
Is corporate videography available?
Yes. Depending on the assignment, coverage can include corporate highlights, leadership interviews, testimonials, speaker coverage and short-form content.
Do you cover government and institutional events?
Memories by TK Solanki can provide planning, professional photography and videography for suitable government and institutional programmes in Diu, subject to applicable permissions, protocols and security requirements.
Can you cover large events at The Fort?
Potentially, yes. Crew size, production planning, photography positions and video requirements should be determined according to the actual guest count, layout and programme.
Does Memories by TK Solanki operate The Fort House?
No. Memories by TK Solanki is an independent event planning, photography and filmmaking service provider in Diu.
The Fort House, Diu – IHCL SeleQtions is independently operated within the IHCL SeleQtions portfolio. Hotel bookings, rooms, venue availability, catering and property-specific policies should be confirmed directly with the hotel.
Final Thoughts: Premium Does Not Have to Mean Bigger
There is a tendency in corporate events to measure importance through size.
More guests.
Bigger stage.
Larger screen.
More branding.
But some of the most important company conversations happen with twenty people around one table.
Some of the most valuable dealer relationships are built over dinner.
Some of the strongest corporate photographs show two leaders listening to each other rather than a giant auditorium.
The Fort House gives organisers an interesting choice.
Keep the important conversation intimate.
Then, when the programme calls for it, change the scale.
That contrast can become the event.
Planning a Corporate Event at The Fort House Diu – IHCL SeleQtions?
For organisations requiring local support, Memories by TK Solanki provides event planning, professional corporate photography and videography for suitable events organised at The Fort House and other hotels and venues across Diu.
Depending on the programme, our work can support:
Executive Meetings
Board Meetings
Leadership Retreats
Management Conferences
Dealer Leadership Programmes
Corporate Receptions
Award Programmes
Commercial Events
Government & Institutional Events
Corporate Photography
Executive Portraits
Professional Videography
Event Films & Reels
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Memories by TK Solanki is an independent event planning, photography and filmmaking service provider in Diu. The Fort House, Diu – IHCL SeleQtions is referenced as the venue discussed in this independent planning guide. This does not imply ownership, management, partnership or official affiliation with IHCL, SeleQtions or The Fort House.
