Hospitality News

» Black Flag protest by Shack Owners in Goa on World Tourism Day

Opposed to new beach shack policy which increases license fees and security deposits, reduces the number of shacks, restricts the size of the shacks & the no. of beach bed permitted per shack to five ... Read more

» Tourism inflow improves in Karnataka

Bangalore will see an addition of 9400 rooms in the next five to six years. Most of the upcoming supply will be developed in the luxury, midscale and budget categories ... Read more

» Kerala Travel Mart begins at Le Meridian, Cochin

There will be 108 tables, 296 modules and 12 houseboat parking bays witharound 371 sellers including the opportunity for 107 small time players who can sell their products ... Read more

» Second International Buddhist Conclave to be held at Varanasi on September 29

The Conclave sessions include Technical sessions on Buddhism for scholars, and travel and Tourism sessions for the Tour operators ... Read more

» Oberoi Group to open its first hotel in Dubai by next year

Will feature 250 rooms and suites, as well as four food and beverage outlets, will be located on Sheikh Zayed road ... Read more

» Banyan Tree Hotels And Resorts debuts in India with first property in Kerala

Each of the resort’s 59 villas features a private pool and expansive views of the surrounding waterways and canals; To open in Q1 of 2013 ... Read more

» Clarks Inn debuts in Lucknow with 44 rooms  hotel The Continental Lucknow

Clarks Inn Group of Hotels has opened new hotel properties in Delhi NCR, Pune, Lucknow and Patna in 2012 so far & now boasts of a network of 20 operational hotels spread across 11 States in India ... Read more

» Tatas to run Taj Mansingh hotel for one more year

NDMC will decide whether the Taj Group will continue to run the property on re-negotiated financial terms or if the property will be auctioned, inviting bids from other parties ... Read more

» International arrivals expected to rise by nearly four per cent this year: UNWTO

Travel taxes, particularly against the aviation industry, risked "severely affecting" the recovery ... Read more

» Decision on interim ban on tiger tourism postponed to 3rd October by Supreme Court

Centre has urged the Supreme Court to allow regulated, low-impact tourist activities in up to 20 percent of the core/critical tiger habitat to promote tourism ... Read more

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