hotels
- Business
Has IPO-bound OYO regained trust of its hotel partners?
New Delhi: As travel tech major OYO prepares for its much-awaited public listing, the continued satisfaction of its hotel partners and winning back dissatisfied partners will play a key role in determining…
- Hyderabad
Hyderabad Police issue rules to hotels, pubs for NY celebrations
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Commissioner of Police, has issued guidelines to the management of three star and above hotels, clubs, and pubs with regards to the New year celebrations on the intervening night…
- Lifestyle
141-villa resort with glamourous European spirit opens in Maldives
New Delhi: Located on Thilamaafushi, the southern pocket of Lhaviyani Atoll, Le Meridien Hotels & Resorts along with Singaporean developer Chiu Teng Enterprises announce the opening of a 141-villa resort which will…
- Middle East
UAE hotels hiring ahead of Expo 2020 Dubai
Abu Dhabi: Hotels are re-hiring in the United Arab Emirates after UAE authorities raised their operating capacity to 100 per cent ahead of the Expo 2020 Dubai rush. On August 14, authorities…
- India
Private hospitals, star hotels flouting guidelines by offering vaccination package: Centre
New Delhi: On the issue of some private hospitals giving packages for COVID-19 vaccination in collaboration with hotels, the Union Health Ministry said the move is against the guidelines issued for the…
- Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Hotels turn COVID care centers for mild, asymptomatic patients
Hyderabad: In a bid to make more beds available for COVID-19 patients, city-based hospitals have collaborated with several hotels to provide isolation for those with asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic infections. In order…
- Delhi
Marriage only at home or court, strict rules in Delhi from Monday
New Delhi:Â Delhi, gasping for oxygen with overloaded health management of the state administration for the last few weeks, will witness more stringent restrictions after a fresh round of lockdown will come into…
- Kashmir
Tourism in Kashmir hit by second wave of COVID-19
Srinagar: The second wave of COVID-19 has badly hit tourism in Kashmir valley. According to the local tourist operators, tourism season gradually picked up from October last year. Heavy snowfall in the…
- Hyderabad
Night curfew triggers fall in chicken prices in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Chicken prices in Hyderabad have dropped significantly due to fall in the demand from hotels and restaurants amid night curfew in Telangana. Apart from it, COVID-19 restrictions in the neighboring states…
- Hyderabad
COVID-19 impact: Hotels turned into isolation centers
Hyderabad: With the rampant rise of COVID-19 cases in Hyderabad and the shortage of beds reported in many hospitals, private and corporate hospitals have made arrangements to make hotels’ rooms into isolation…
- World
B’desh issues fresh directives for ‘full lockdown’
Dhaka:Â Amid a surge in new Covid-19 cases, the Bangladeshi government on Monday issued a fresh set of directives for a nationwide “full lockdown” from wednesday onwards.The Cabinet Division on Monday issued a…
- India
Hyatt Hotels Corporation plans to expand brand footprint in India
New Delhi: Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced its plans to grow its brand footprint in India by more than 70 per cent by 2023. In a statement, the hospitality major said that with…
- Delhi
Serving liquor allowed by Delhi govt in restaurants, hotels
New Delhi:Â Liquor will be served at the table in restaurants and in hotel rooms in Delhi even as bars will remain closed. As per a Delhi government order issued on Thursday, “Considering…
- News
Vikas Dubey flees Faridabad hotel before police arrival
New Delhi: The Haryana Police have been put on high alert after reports of sighting of fugitive Vikas Dubey, responsible for the murder of eight policemen in Uttar Pradesh, in a Faridabad…
- News
Hotels prepare to re-open, 50% may shut permanently
Mumbai: With hotels and restaurants preparing to reopen for business after nearly four months, the prospects of around 50 percent of them shutting permanently also loom large, top players warn. The Centre…
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