Luxury hotels in New Delhi are experiencing unprecedented surge pricing for the AI Impact Summit 2026, with tariffs skyrocketing to Rs 30 l...

The new rate will also be applicable to those who have already paid for bookings after October 1.

The GST Council had on Friday slashed room rates for hotels with tariffs of Rs 7500 and above to 18% from 28% besides rejigging the tax sla...

On Tuesday, PM Narendra Modi had said that 99% of over 1,200 goods and services will attract 18%, or less, goods and services tax.

The 28% tax on luxury hotels with tariffs of Rs. 7,500 and above makes India one of the most taxed countries in the world for hotels.

Since its implementation, the GST rates have caused confusion in the hotel industry with hotel associations opposing the 28% taxation on lu...

At present, hotels that charge tariffs in this range pay 21-22% tax. Hotel tariffs above Rs 7,500 would attract GST rate of 28%.

Chains such as Hilton said they are taking a comprehensive approach to prepare for the new tax reform, putting in place back-end systems fo...

"The AAP government will thus table the Bill in the upcoming Assembly session," said a senior government official.

As per the Delhi Tax on Luxuries Act (1996), any person, who stays at a hotel room whose tariff is Rs 750 per day or above, has to pay luxu...

Hotels are levied luxury tax of 15% on hotel rooms. The change in the threshold limit will benefit hundreds of small hotels in the city.

To check tax evasion, the Delhi government has decided to put room tariff of all hotels--from five-star to budget--in the public domain.

Depreciating rupee to benefit Indian Hotels since it makes its tariffs economical for foreign tourists, which form 60% of its total demand.

It expects room tariffs to go up marginally from September as occupancy level increases in the hospitality industry after suffering slump i...

Proposals include abolition of 12.5% service tax on tour packages and convincing states to have 4% uniform luxury tax across India.

From last week of December 2007 to the 1st week of January 2008, tariffs at these hotels went up to Rs 3.5 lakh per night. Oberoi Hotels | ...

Even before the Delhi government takes a call on whether to go-ahead with imposition of VAT from April 1, a rollback of sorts is already on.