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Games
people play
The Commonwealth Games are just two years away. But will the
Delhi-NCR be room-ready amidst the thick bureaucracy? By Sanjeev
Bhar & Barun Adhikary
Game
for growth
“We want bread not circuses": this slogan, raised
by the city's inhabitants, had derailed the Toronto Olympic
bid in 1996
Confronting
luxury
Having finally set foot in India, Four Seasons Hotels and
Resorts is attempting to redefine luxury with its brand of
understated luxe from the occident. Armando Kraenzlin, regional
VP (India & Mauritius), Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts
and GM, Four Seasons Hotel, Mumbai, speaks of the brand and
more. By Neeti Mehra
Wealth
from waste
Imagine, donating a dustbin full of garbage everyday and get
you free gas in your kitchen or free electricity forever
Facade
of the future
The mall has changed the way we splurge. And almost nine years
after the mall story began in India, while the concern is
about construction and operational efficiencies, meeting environmental
safety and conservation criteria, the initial attraction is
often a project's architectural and design aesthetics
A
complete destination
Set in Mussoorie, the very lap of nature, Jaypee Residency
Manor is steadily evolving as a complete destination hotel
that aims to attract customers all year round. Paying heed
to the 'all inclusive' proposition, it is also keeping its
niche entity intact. By Sanjeev Bhar
Delis:
Videshi concept, desi style
The 'good things in life' are slowly catching on with the
moneyed Indian consumer and carrying forward this paradigm
shift is the recent trend towards fine dine and, subsequently,
delis. By Beryl Menezes
International
hotel brands implement Amadeus' spa management solution
Amadeus has implemented its solution for spa management operations,
the Reservation Assistant, for over 30 hotels across Asia
Pacific, including Centara, Four Seasons, Hyatt International,
Mövenpick and Swissotel
Promoting
Indian culture in hotels
"Saxophone and clarinet are foreign musical instruments,
but today's music is Indian, played by Indian musicians in
an Indian ambience at an Indian named-hotel, Taj
Biscuits
rule the boardroom
According to top business professionals, the humble biscuit
plays an integral role in influencing company directors, entrepreneurs
and budget holders at boardroom meetings
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