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Tourism and hospitality ecosystem: Will it get hit harder due to the war’s second-order effect? 20 stocks to keep an eye onThe one thing that impacts the tourism and hospitality sector most is war. The reason is simple: Flights get disrupted, and the urge to tra...- Chaos at airports is also a reflection of … : 11 stocks from the tourism & hospitality space with upside potential of up to 33%Sometimes, unusual events give us a sense of the underlying situation in a sector. Yes, there is still chaos at airports because of the lar...
- Tourism ecosystem: From a tactical & long-term perspective, buying a basket of stocks is probably better; 11 stocks to focus onFor those who think that it is for the first time that hotel (or, broadly, hospitality) stocks are in the limelight on the street, here is ...
- As bears roam the street, stay checked-in and in the room? 5 hotel stocks with an upside potential of the up to 41%Thirty years back, in 1994, when the Indian market saw its first bull run after the Harshad Mehta scam, the top gainer was the hotel sector...
- Park Hotels consolidated EBITDA margin for FY24 was 35% and is going to go up further: Vijay DewanApeejay Surrendra Park Hotels, led by MD Vijay Dewan, reported a consolidated EBITDA margin of 35% for the past year, with plans for furthe...
- Time to check in again? 10 hotel stocks across market cap, one with an upside potential of up to 27%One of the sectors which has got strongly re-rated in the last four years has been hotel and tourism. Whenever there is a re-rating of a se...
- Tamil Nadu trip planning itinerary: Know the costs, where to stay, places to visit and moreIf, instead of foreign holidays, you prefer to travel within India, here’s a series to help you plan the best vacations in each of the 28 s...
- View: All colours are the navy blue of IndiaOf course just as Vreeland's pronouncement did not result in the Vogue-reading Indians trading in their conventional muted navy blues for d...
- The architectural wonders of IndiaHere's a list of architectural marvels of India
- Being Sasikalaa: J Jayalalithaa’s caregiver, minder, managerIt was Sasikalaa who decided which partymen met Jayalalithaa and when; filtered petitions and took key decisions on party matters, from sac...
- What makes Manish Mehrotra (and his food) tick?Like his food, there seems nothing contrived about the man. Both are effortlessly rooted in their context.
- Veteran industrialist M A M Ramaswamy deadThe former Rajya Sabha MP was admitted to a hospital here following heart and kidney related ailments and breathed his last around 4.30 pm,...
- MAM Ramaswamy's foster son stokes palace feud againAC Muthiah, who had kept away from the affairs of the Ramaswamy family, made a comeback a few months back at the Rajah palace.
- Foster son in Chettinad family stokes a palace feud againIt all started to bubble up in August last year when the board of Chettinad Cement decided to not renew the directorship of MAM Ramaswamy.
- Adyar estuary springing back to lifeRevival of the creek that began in 2008 may be completed by March 2016
- Chettinad group's chairman MAM Ramaswamy disowns adopted son MAMR Muthiah, names Spic promoter AC Muthiah successorRamaswamy said he has started a legal process to annul Muthiah's adoption and simultaneously create trusts to secure family assets outside ...
- Losing trust in foster son, father MAM Ramaswamy sets up series of trustsRamaswamy has started the Dr MAM Ramaswamy Chettiar of Chettinad Charitable Trust and MAM Ramaswamy Chettiar Trust to be managed by him and...
- Chettinad Cement honcho MAMR Muthaiah says father interfered too much in corporate affairsMAMR Muthaiah, the foster son of MAM Ramaswamy, running the Chettinad Group, has alleged the "ill-advised" octogenarian egged on by “vested...
- Making exotic & healthy vegetable biryani the new trend among chefsChefs are cooking up newer versions using alternatives such as brown rice, tofu, olive oil and quinoa, besides fruits and vegetables.
- Why Captain Nair, chief of Leela Hotels, is so confident about his futureRight now, Captain Nair has an extraordinary problem: Rs 4,300-cr debt, profit-less quarters and ongoing negotiations with lenders.
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