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After Hauz Rani fire, Delhi authorities start acting against hotels for rule violationsAuthorities are inspecting hotels in Delhi for fire safety violations. This action follows a fire that killed 21 people. Hotels in areas li...- Rush for Maha Kumbh Mela leads to surge in tourist footfall in AyodhyaThe ongoing Mahakumbh Mela in Prayagraj is boosting tourism in Ayodhya, with a significant rise in searches and hotel bookings since Octobe...
- Himachal Pradesh tourism a washout as rain wreaks havoc"The national highway has been closed. Essential supplies are hit. It has not stopped raining and there was a major landslide on Monday. It...
- Hotel, travel companies take a hit as rains lash North IndiaAmit Damani, co-founder of villa and bungalow rental company StayVista, said business has been impacted in the hills of North India and it ...
- Hotels left high and dry after Delhi government diktat to stay closed“While we welcome Delhi government's order to open malls and restaurants, we are equally baffled at their reasons for not opening hotels,” ...
- Shimla out of water, may run out of tourists, too, this summerAs per reports, against a daily water requirement of about 44 million litres per day, Shimla’s supplies fell as low as 18 million litres pe...
- Delhi’s restaurateurs cry foul over ban on recorded music in pubsIn a circular dated May 16, the Delhi government had warned bars and pubs to not play recorded music citing a rule that bars them from doin...
- Hotel projects over Rs 50 crore likely to get infra statusIn addition to the direct benefits to the hotel segment, the move is also expected to give a leg up to revenue generation in the tourism se...
- Hotels can charge more for bottled water: Supreme CourtRestaurants cannot be told to sell pre-packaged products at just MRP as they render service while serving them, rules Supreme Court.
- ‘Declared tariff’ for GST foxes hotelsTax experts reckon the government should provide clarity and should consider the invoice value for calculating the GST rate in hotels.
- Restaurant associations to approach Finance Ministry for input tax credit on rentNational Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) said it is also planning to send representations to the finance ministry on the matter.
- Now, pay less for eating out and ordering foodThe GST Council had previously pegged GST rates for air-conditioned eateries and those with liquor licences at 18%, and non-air-conditioned...
- MICE events shifting to Thailand, Sri Lanka due to 28 per cent GST hike on Indian hotelsHotels across the country have started getting cancellation requests, and hosting MICE events have become an expensive affair since the GST...
- Hoteliers voice concern over lack of clarity on tax on invoice valueHotels have been taxed under different slabs based on room tariffs but hoteliers said there was some confusion around whether this was appl...
- Hotel associations call changes in GST rates for hotels a partial victoryRates for restaurants in hotels with tariffs of Rs 5,000 and above have been brought down to 18% from 28%.
- Hotel associations urge government to roll back 28% GSTFAITH said it is hoping for a GST rate of 18% for the industry as post the 28% rate, hotels with a tariff of Rs 5K & above will be 7% highe...
- GST could kill tourism, say industry playersUnder the GST rates announced, 5-star hotels will be charged 28 per cent while AC restaurants and those with liquor licence will be taxed a...
- Hotels seek review of Supreme Court's liquor banHotel associations from various parts of the country have filed review petitions seeking reconsideration of the Supreme Court’s ban on liqu...
- Liquor ban impact: Rs 2,00,000 crore loss to exchequer, closure of more than 1 lakh establishmentsThe liquor ban on highways has affected at least 1,000 star hotels in Maharashtra including the VIP Lounge at the domestic airport.
- Hotels in Tamil Nadu to shut down on Monday to protest taxHotels across Tamil Nadu would remain shut on Monday as part of protest against govt's move to impose tax causing additional burden to hote...
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