HBI Staff | Hyderabad
With the ongoing global crisis of COVID-19, travel is close to nil and resulting in events being cancelled or postponed. The overall business environment has become gloomy for the travel and hospitality industry with no
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be addressing the nation at 10am on 14th of April, Tuesday, PMO has said. As the country nears the end of the state-mandated 21-day lockdown, it is widely speculated that
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
The FAITH (Federation of Associations in Indian Tourism & Hospitality) had an urgent meeting with Ministry of Commerce yesterday to discuss measures on tourism exports. FAITH requested the Ministry of Commerce to request Piyush Goyal,
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
(Source: Reuters) A second stimulus package India is poised to announce in coming days will be worth around 1 trillion rupees ( 13 billion) and focus on help for small and medium businesses weathering the
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
ccording India Today, The cascading effect of the global coronavirus pandemic is crippling the country's tourism and hospitality industry at an "astonishing pace", an industry body said. Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTA) has come down by
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
The Ministry of Tourism, Government of India hosted the eleventh webinar “an epic called India- a land of myriad stories” on 28th April 2020 as part of its ongoing engagement with industry and its audiences
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
Cabinet Secretary, Rajiv Gauba, said that there are no plans to extend the lockdown period beyond the current 21-day announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 24 to fight the coronavirus pandemic. He expressed
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
The finance ministry has asked the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to consider implementing a series of emergency measures aimed at helping borrowers cope with the economic havoc wreaked by the Covid-19 pandemic, said a
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
India is likely to agree an economic stimulus package of more than INR1.5 lakh crore (USD19.6 billion) to fight a downturn in the country that is currently locked down to stem the spread of coronavirus,
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
The coronavirus pandemic and the resulting lockdown on Monday led a foreign brokerage to sharply cut India's growth forecast for the next financial year starting April 1, to 4 per cent from the 5.1 per
