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By Zahid Memon, Director-Information Technology, Keys Hotels Year 2020… The world was looking forward to the Olympics event in Tokyo and the T20 cricket tournament in Australia. For many, 2020 was the year of Expo
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
According to the Hindu, OYO on Wednesday asked some of its staff in India to go on leave with limited benefits from May 4 for four months, and also asked all employees in the country
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
As per reports, Oyo has furnished fake no-objection certificates (NOCs) for close to 70 hotels/properties to online travel agency (OTA) Booking.com, according to a report in The Economic Times. The NOCs were provided to change
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
(Source: Reuters) E-commerce is now limping back to life in India as the border closures, warehouse shutdowns and general confusion that initially accompanied the three-week shutdown order have eased. While still clearing a backlog of
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
According to ET, SoftBank-backed Oyo Hotels & Homes has laid off hundreds of employees in the US across divisions like sales, business development and HR since March end, recently sacked employees and company insiders told
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
According to Pymnts, Online food delivery platform Swiggy has raised USD 43 million as part of its ongoing Series I round to develop and expand its new businesses, according to multiple reports on Monday (April
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
The Federation of Hotel & Restaurant Associations of India (FHRAI) through member hotels has voluntarily offered the Government access to over 45,000 hotel rooms from across the country. The rooms have been set aside to
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
According to the Economic Times, Oyo has written to hotel owners invoking ‘force majeure’ clauses on their agreements as the Covid-19 pandemic has severely impacted the business of their hotels. Oyo states in the letter
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
According to LiveMint, As India's massive restaurant industry continues to deal with an unprecedented lockdown that has caused several restaurants to suspend dine-in facilities, and forced some to temporarily shutter down—it is trying to salvage
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