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www.expresshospitality.com FORTNIGHTLY INSIGHT FOR THE HOSPITALITY TRADE
1-15 March 2007  
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    MANAGEMENT - Insight into Hospitality Operations
 

Packaged for growth
The Indian food processing industry, considered a sleeping giant at the moment, is expected to attract huge investments with a little help from the government. Praveen K Singh looks at the current scenario and the sector's potential growth.

Riding high on mega bucks
A new breed of amusement parks is coming, of a size and a scale of investment that we've never seen before in India, says Shijith P K.

The new age concierge
The spirit in which the job is performed differentiates the superlative concierge from the chaff. Holly Stiel, partner with Stiel Media, recently conducted the 'Ultimate Concierge Programme' for all ITC Hotels. She tells Express Hospitality what it takes to surpass the rest.

Perfect pasta
Italian chef Marco Giora, chef consultant with Rustichella D'Abruzzo - makers of authentic Italian pasta, was recently in India on an invitation from ITC Hotels for its multi-city pasta festival. He spoke to Neeti Mehra about - what else - preparing the perfect pasta.

From the guest, with love
Feedback flowing from a guest to the hotel is a sincere effort on their part either to improve the future experience, or to reward the staff for a wonderful one. Critically, most aspects revolve around the hotel stay and, ultimately the onus of the housekeeper, finds out Neeti Mehra.

Big Mac's supply chain success
The seed of McDonald's success was sown in 1990 - six years before it started its actual operations. Sanjeev Bhar traces its supply chain management that played a vital role in its growth.

The X factor
While catering to more number of international tourists and corporate clients, hotels have understood the need for redesigning and re-engineering the services they provide, says Kiraun B.


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