India to bounce back faster: Accor hotels
Having launched its ultra-luxury brand in Udaipur, Accor is betting big on India’s travel and tourism market with more hotel launches across the price-spectrum.
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Hotels 2.0: Check into the new normal
One year after the pandemic, the experience of going to a hotel has radically changed. In order to forge ahead, hotels now have completely overhauled old business strategies, making them anew.
Lemon Tree charts a lean, mean, and light path
Covid-19 hasn’t dampened the spirit of Lemon Tree Hotels’ founder Patanjali Keswani. Instead, the hotelier sees this as an opportunity to expand, albeit via a more sustainable business model.
Luxury hotels for your summer holidays
A luxury holiday resort can be the perfect summer getaway. Here we bring you a list of some hotels to make your vacation memorable.
How American hotels won India’s heart
American hotels have left an imprint on India’s hospitality industry. From pushing the envelope on the kinds of properties to many other innovative concepts, these hotels have done it all.
Budget 2021: What stressed sectors need
The Covid-19 pandemic has put many sectors under stress. They can get a much-needed fillip if the government were to consider a few changes in the tax structure.
St. Moritz: Where culture and adrenaline meet
St. Moritz is a village in the Engadin valley, in the Swiss Alps. A combination of top class sporting events, designer shopping, and breathtaking views make it the perfect winter holiday destination.
Delhi’s Machan: Where the taste of history lingers
Machan, the Taj Mahal hotel’s 24-hour restaurant, is an ubiquitous part of New Delhi. It has hosted politicians and intellectuals through the decades. Now it prepares to step into the new era.
How BPM giant WNS faced the Covid challenge
Chief executive Keshav Murugesh calls the pandemic a huge Supernova moment which has brought the future forward in a matter of days.
The long, tough road back to a new normal
The cautious easing of the lockdown in several states and the reverse migration of labour will make a return to normal economic activity a difficult task.
