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Hotels tempt guests with curated menus and thematic dining experiencesHotels are redefining travel with 'eatcations,' where culinary experiences take center stage. CGH Earth is crafting Sangam-era cuisine, whi...- Wellness breaks now a vital part of boardroom strategyFacing burnout from demanding roles, CEOs and CXOs are increasingly seeking wellness retreats and Vipassana sessions to improve their menta...
- Detox Covid blues: India’s rich travelling to exotic and secluded locations to boost immunityI-bankers, startup founders, stockbrokers, fund managers, entrepreneurs and industrialists are taking time off for a complete detox, helpin...
- Hospitality sector may again face tough situation as infection numbers riseAs the unlocking started, the hope of a faster bounce back grew. But now, the sector is grappling with the impact of another round of risin...
- God’s own country no paradise for tourist industry, courtesy demonetisationEstimates show that 70% of tourists visit Kerala during the “peak season” of October to March. Of this, a large majority arrives during the...
- Sri Lankan tourism may gain from Kerala's liquor policyThe recent Supreme Court verdict endorsing Kerala’s liquor policy may find the state losing out to Sri Lanka on the tourism front.
- Liquor policy: Post Kerala High Court verdict, 4-star hotels seek to upgrade; apply for 5-star classificationEarlier this week, a division bench of the Kerala High Court had upheld the state government's liquor policy, allowing only bars in five-st...
- Tourism business in doldrums as Kerala issues liquor banThe state govt is introducing the ban in a phased manner and says Sundays will become dry days which totals to 52 days in a year.
- More family business houses in Kerala going for stake dilutionMany family business houses in Kerala are going for strategic stake dilution, a conclave organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry ...
- Tourism players wince as Kerala mulls being 'Keralam'Kerala's tourism players, who have basked in the glory brought by the state's internationally-famed 'God's own country' brand name, could j...
- Premier plans desi foray for luxury bed linen brandPremier Fine Linens, part of Coimbatore-based $200 million Premier mills group, plans to tap the domestic market for its luxury bed linens.
- Corporate India goes beyond lip service in eco initiativesA green tax may still be some way off from reality in the country, but corporate houses are already taking up the responsibility to contrib...
- Top hoteliers set sights on PuducherryThe Union Territory’s room inventory is expected to double to 2,000 in the next two years with a total investment of around Rs 400 crore.
- Puducherry: New tourism hot spot for hoteliersEven as Chennai awaits the entry of more international biggies (Empee-Hilton, Leela Kempinski, Grand Hyatt) to dot its hospitality skyline,...
- Corporates foray into artArt seems to have caught the fancy of the corporates in the state! Several corporate houses operating in diverse fields are getting in to t...
- Warburg, CGH in talks for Rs 325-crore dealPrivate equity (PE) giant Warburg Pincus is seen in discussions with Kerala’s leading luxury resort operator Casino Group to invest Rs 300-...
- Tax holiday fails to cheer hotel cosEven the tiger got a fair mention in the Budget, but the hotel and tourism industry was left out in the wilderness.
- CGH Earth to raise Rs 350 cr via PEHospitality firm CGH Earth is looking at raising Rs 350 crore through private equity to fund its long-term investment plans, which include ...
- Kerala bets on homestays to boost tourismHomestays are gradually gaining a foothold in the tourism map of Kerala. They promote a different brand of tourism, one which combines the ...
- CGH Earth to showcase India in GermanyA shell-white Amby waiting to be shipped to Swabisch Hall in southern Germany from here is part of a marketing model with few parallels in ...
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