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DIVERSITY IN HOTEL CHAINS
Starbucks, try some artisanal starbrightIn the bustling world of coffee culture, a clear divide is emerging between the behemoths of the industry and the charming independents. As...- A South Korean startup captures workers' techniques to develop AI brains for robotsSouth Korean AI startup RLWRLD is creating a vast library of human expertise by capturing skilled workers' actions, like hotel staff foldin...
- 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...
- Luxury hotel signings surge across IndiaIndia's luxury hotel sector is experiencing significant growth, with major international and domestic chains aggressively expanding their p...
- Hotels raise stakes on pandemic-era bets to ramp up revenue playbookHotel chains in India are capitalizing on ventures initiated during the pandemic, transforming them into significant revenue streams. These...
- Hilton hosts first immersive brand showcase in India, confirms plans to double brand presence in next five yearsHilton's Brand Showcase featured 10 of Hilton’s 24 brands, brought to life through galleries, interactive zones and live experiences. The c...
- Hotel chain Hyatt bets on India's population boom to fuel growthHyatt Hotels is capitalizing on India's expanding population and increasing consumer spending to maintain double-digit revenue growth in th...
- Accor expands its footprint in Goa with new luxury hotel projectsAccor and Dangayach Group are partnering to bring two new luxury hotels to Goa by 2030. Raffles Goa Shiroda will offer 120 villas, while Fa...
- Top hotel chains expanding in the North EastEstimates shared by JLL with ET showed a sharp rise in branded new hotel signings in the Northeast in 2023 with about 1,230 keys signed, up...
- Hotel chains open hiring doors to allAashin Moitra returns to lead Kitty Su at The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group, emphasizing diversity. Lemon Tree Hotels aims for 30% ODI and 1...
- For hotel chains, diversity goes beyond employing more womenFrom launching a hotel managed entirely by women, to operating cafes run by acid-attack survivors and roping in DJs and other staffers who ...
- Accor plans to open 30 new hotels in India in 3-5 yearsFrench hospitality major Accor is planning to open 30 new properties in India over the next three to five years. The company aims to tap in...
- Hospitality sector on a hiring spreeA spokesperson for Leela Palaces Hotels & Resorts said the chain is looking to hire around 800-900 associates to support its expansion plan...
- Hoteliers to step up hiring this year to fuel expansion plansRajesh Kumar, senior vice president for human resources at Lemon Tree Hotels, said the chain will hire at least 2,000 workers for new hotel...
- Wyndham to reach 50 hotels in India with new additions in Jaipur, Varanasi, Mohali and UdaipurThe new openings will see Wyndham reach 50 hotels in India. The chain has a development pipeline of approximately 30 hotels, with eight exp...
- OYO launches customer membership programme WizardThe membership entitles its members for 5% instant discount on current booking and instant rewards in the form of OYO Money.
- Treebo Hotels brings on board Sonali Ramaiah as head of people functionRamaiah will lead all people initiatives for Treebo and will work closely with the leadership team to further strengthen the company’s cult...
- Hotels chains get more women on boardThis year, the company has allocated hotel-specific targets to its HR leaders in India to increase its workforce percentage of women manage...
- Best Western targets to grow 100% this fiscalBest Western with over 4,200 properties worldwide, is expecting to chart a more than 100% growth in India this fiscal, riding the sustained...
- Taj plans makeover for luxury hotelsElsewhere in the country IHCL is set to unveil a new brand identity for its premium business hotels under Vivanta.
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