The Horwath HTL and BHN-hosted Hotel Investment Forum India HIFI 2009 India kick started at the Renaissance Hotel and Convention Centre in Mumbai. The three day event will see
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The global travel and tourism segment has observed several peaks and troughs in the year 2008. While the first half of the year saw significant growth in this segment, the second half was
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The first edition of Hotel Investment Forum India (HIFI) at Renaissance Mumbai Hotel and Convention Centre, Mumbai, CEOs meet witnessed stalwarts from the hotel industry from across the
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According to the Times of India, the hotel industry is likely to take advantage of the room shortage during the Commonwealth Games by forcing the central government to ‘substantially’ reduce
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The 9th Federation of Hotel and Restaurant Associations of India’s (FHRAI) annual awards ceremony, which was held at The Residency Towers in Chennai on January 10, 2009, honoured
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According to The Times of India, several properties under the Leela group of hotels received a threatening email from payingtime@gmail.com, which claimed that
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The Karnataka Tourism Development Corporation (KSTDC) is likely to invite EoIs for its upcoming restaurant and helipad projects. KSTDC plans to develop restaurants in Mysore, Coorg,
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According to a UNI report, Mumbai’s hotel sector is incurring heavy losses aggregating Crores of rupees per day, due to the strike called by oil companies’ employees and
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According to the Hindu Business Line, entrepreneurs seeking loans to set up hotel properties, which they aim to run themselves, will be able to avail of lower interest rates. The Reserve Bank of India
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Club Mahindra, the flagship brand of Mahindra Holidays and Resorts India Ltd has set a record by registering an average room occupancy of 89 per cent across all its resorts in the
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According to a report in the Financial Chronicle, The Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation (TTDC) plans to improve profitability by upgrading its hotels and restaurants. About 20
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Hyatt Regency, Mumbai has extended its facilities for the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) segment with the introduction of three meeting rooms within the ...read more>>
Real estate developer, Zoom Developers, has chalked out a Rs 1,000 Crore investment plan to develop hotels in various cities in India. The realty major plans to develop 35 hotels across India by
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Royal Orchid Hotels Limited (ROHL) is eyeing the Mumbai market for developing and expanding its base in the city. The company is presently developing a four-star property in the city under ...read more>>
Anil Murjani, Regional Manager – North, British Standards Institute Management System has asked the hotel management institutes in India to make food standards part of the ...read more>>
PRIME FOCUS
Tracking opportunities in the downturn 2008 has seen several peaks and troughs for the hospitality industry. As the year has come to an end, it is essential to comprehend the after effects of 2008 on 2009. Hospitality Biz India analyses the opportunities explored by each industry vertical in this year to scale up the growth charts and redefine success ...read more>>
Learning the right way
Chefs need education, just like doctors, engineers and architects. Although most Chefs acquire their culinary expertise hands on, formal education ensures that their learning process is well directed. Hospitality Biz India tries to explain the key facets of Chef education in Indiam
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KITCHEN
Explore the food and alcohol culinary venture
From classic French dishes to modern day desserts with fancy names, alcohol inclusion in food has added that extra touch to the human palate. Hospitality Biz India explores the finer points of this unique culinary venture.a ...read more>>
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