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Hospitality
in today's India
While there is indeed opportunity in the sector, not all stories
are those of success. More often than not, mismanaged businesses
that are not well thought through and thus poorly aligned
with the market, are quickly disappearing
Wading
through deep waters
Pascal Dupuis, GM of Leela Kempinski Goa, talks about ways
to cope with the pressures in these difficult times especially
in a leisure destination like Goa. By Sayoni Bhaduri
The
effect of corporate cutbacks on hotels
Amadeus recently launched a report commissioned from the Economist
Intelligence Unit, to assess the effect of the economic downturn
on executives' choice of hotels
‘HK
has the infrastructure and expertise to meet the most demanding
requirements’
While in Hong Kong for the launch of the Meetings & Exhibitions
in Hong Kong (MEHK) division by the Hong Kong Tourism Board,
Steena Joy spoke to Dirk Dalichau, GM of The Mira Hong Kong
and VP of Miramar International Hotel Management Corp. S.A,
to get his views on the hospitality scenario in the country
On
the growth path: RCI
Since its debut in India over a decade ago, RCI Global has
organised the timeshare market in India. Neeti Mehra in conversation
with Radhika Shastry, its MD, Group RCI, India
Enabling
the disabled
Is Delhi ready to accommodate disabled visitors during the
Commonwealth Games, asks Shivani Gupta
Challenges
facing Indian hospitality
HVS Hospitality Services has drawn from its vast knowledge
base and put together a research paper, ‘Critical issues
facing Indian hospitality - an HVS white paper covering key
issues instrumental for the growth of tourism in India. Express
Hospitality presents excerpts.
Riding
the retail revolution
As airport modernisation across India's key metros takes off,
a new wave of airport retail has taken root, stirring the
market for non-aeronautical revenues and enhancing passenger
experience like never before. By Andrea Lopez
On
a new terrain
This is where adventure tourism in India needs to be. In dire
need of an overhaul, players in this segment are waking up
to the vast opportunities that it offers as well as the gaps
that must be filled to take it where it should be. By Sanjeev
Bhar
Asian
hoteliers most pessimistic about 2009
Hoteliers throughout the world are unanimously expecting declines
in business performance for 2009, according to the Horwath
HTL Global Hotel Market Sentiment Survey
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