HBI Staff | Hyderabad
According to ET, Beer giant Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) is equipping its trade partners with physical resources and vital supplies for safer operations as retailers resume business amid the Covid-19 outbreak. With this initiative under
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
Swiggy has enabled online processing and home delivery of alcohol through the ‘Wine Shops’ category on the Swiggy app. The service went live in Ranchi today after obtaining necessary approvals from the Jharkhand government, with
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
“We have to take the state of Maharashtra ahead, pitch it to the world. I am really keen that Maharashtra will be the first to declare and deliver something for the hotel industry. We have
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
According to The Print,The Narendra Modi government is considering resumption of tourism and hospitality sectors, which have suffered a massive blow due to the Covid-19 lockdown. The Ministry of Tourism is currently preparing guidelines for
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
The Bombay high court on Tuesday extended the deadline for renewal of the annual licence fee for the permit bar licence holders in Maharashtra till June 1 amid the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak, which is
HBI Staff | Mumbai
With border and land restrictions in force due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the world and businesses will have to make changes to their functioning. However, despite this, corporate travel will eventually resume and business representatives
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
Today is the forty-ninth day of India’s nationwide lockdown, which is meant to stop the novel coronavirus pandemic. Known COVID-19 cases in India stand at 70,756. The death toll in India due to the outbreak
Asmita Mukherjee | Hyderabad
The COVID-19 pandemic has already heavily impacted the USD 234 billion worth (in 2018) of the Indian tourism industry. According to Mahmood Ahmad Shah, Director, Industries & Commerce, Kashmir Division, Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) is
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
The current pandemic might have caught the nation all off-guard and resulted in a lockdown, but it has also been resulting in people making conscious and healthy choices while buying daily essentials for their consumption--
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
Over 160,000 expatriates have expressed their interest to return home to Kerala, hours after the state government introduced a web tool to assess the numbers, reports Nidheesh MK in Mint. The Department of Non-Resident Keralites
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