Amid rising complaints related to levying of service charge by hotels and restaurants, regulator CCPA has asked state chief secretaries to create awareness about the new guidelines
Mumbai hotels recorded an occupancy rate of 80 per cent in May 2022, which was followed Pune and Bengaluru, consulting firm HVS Anarock said
The hospitality industry is expected to do well going forward barring unforseen situations, and occupancy of Indian Hotels Company Ltd is expected to rise, company's chairman N Chandrasekaran said
The technical analyst from HDFC Securities recommends buying Indian Hotel June future for a target of Rs 232.
Titan and Lupin seem poised for solid gains among Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's portfolio, while shares of Lupin, Star Health and Jubilant Pharmova can be avoided for now.
Tata group hospitality firm Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL) on Tuesday said its board has approved the re-appointment of Puneet Chhatwal as Managing Director and CEO for another term of five years.
Hospitality chain says its needs 'see what we need and what we don't' as it goes on monetisation plan.
The company aims to build a portfolio of 300 hotels, clock 33 per cent EBITDA margin with 35 per cent EBITDA share contribution from new businesses and management fees by FY 2025-26.
While IHCL has been at it for some years now, for Concept and Kamat Group, which have typically relied on management contracts, it's a first
The management said business outlook is positive with April and May trending ahead of 2019.
Firm reports consolidated revenue of Rs 872.08 crore during the quarter as against Rs 615.02 crore in the year-ago period
Haitham Mattar, InterContinental Hotels Group's (IHG's) managing director for India, West Asia, and Africa talks about the state of the hospitality sector in India and the learnings over past 2 years
Brokerage house ICICI Securities has given a 'buy' call for hospitality stocks such as Indian Hotels Company and Lemon Tree Hotels.
The hotel industry in the country which bore the brunt during the COVID-19 pandemic is on the path of recovery with higher occupancy, increased average room rates (ARR) and spurt in merger and acquisition deals, a study said on Wednesday. Domestic leisure travel is the driving force behind the road to recovery coupled with an increase in business travel, and with most organisations gradually resuming to a full or hybrid work-from-office model, it said. In 2021, the occupancy was 42-45 per cent and the average room rate was Rs 4,300-4,600 which was higher than 2020 but less by 25-28 per cent compared to 2019 levels, it said. We expect India-wide occupancy to improve to 66 per cent in 2022, along with a 28 per cent increase in ARR during the year. We expect occupancy & average room rates to return to pre-pandemic levels by the end of CY22 (calendar year) and by mid-CY23, respectively, HVS ANAROCK president (South Asia) Mandeep Singh Lamba said in the report. The year 2022 started .
Most of the signals are positive, and if sustained, many businesses could see a big rebound
Tata group hospitality firm Indian Hotels Co Ltd (IHCL) on Tuesday said it will completely eliminate single-use plastic across all its hotels by 2030, besides committing to skill 1 lakh youths in the next five years as part of its sustainability and social impact measures under a newly launched initiative, Paathya. The company has outlined a host of short and long-term goals for 2030 with a commitment to sustainability, social impact and growth. These include ensuring 100 per cent reuse of wastewater, 50 per cent of energy to come from renewables and 100 per cent of the company's hotels certified to a global sustainability standard. "By 2030, all (our) hotels will be single-use plastic-free, have onsite organic waste management systems, and all of the wastewater will be recycled or reused. Also, 100 per cent of all of our hotels will be EarthCheck certified," IHCL Managing Director & CEO Puneet Chhatwal said while launching the Paathya initiative. Amongst other initiatives that ..
Insurance related stocks could see some action as the India Protection Quotient (IPQ) survey 4, stated that term insurance ownership has gone up from 36 per cent to 43 per cent in the last two years.
On a standalone basis, IHCL's gross debt was Rs 1,665 crore and it had liquidity of Rs 580 crore, as of December last year
Most hospitality firms, particularly the ones that have a strong presence in the leisure locations, report year-on-year growth.
Company's metrics are strong but investors should track consistency on demand, room rates and occupancy.