Rachhpal Singh, Minister for Tourism, Government of West Bengal yesterday urged the Centre to allocate more funds in the upcoming Budget for development of tourism in the Eastern region of the country, ...read more>>
The Union Government is planning to add 100 budget hotels by 2016 in a bid to encourage the hospitality sector. The tourism ministry wants to set up these hotels through public-private-partnership (PPP) in one, ...read more>>
The Government aims at creating 77.5 million jobs in the tourism and hospitality sector by 2016 by adopting a ''pro-poor'' approach to the development of the sector in the 12th five year Plan. ...read more>>
The Centre plans to develop 20 tourism parks in the country on the lines of the popular Sentosa island resort of Singapore. The proposed tourist spots will be developed adjacent to important tourist destinations ...read more>>
The Karnataka government has now firmed up its plans to set up a dedicated wine park at Bijapur in the northern part of the state. An area of 150 acres has been earmarked for the project. ...read more>>
The Federation of Hotel and Restaurant Associations of India (FHRAI) has made a recommendation to the Government before the Union Budget which is slated to be announced on March 16, 2012. ...read more>>
An investment subsidiary of Reliance Industries has purchased the stakes held by two investment companies owned by Analjit Singh, the Promoter of Max India, in East India Hotels, ...read more>>
India has maintained its ranking as the second-largest international source market for Abu Dhabi's hotels after the UK, a new data has revealed. Hotel guests from India to the UAE capital registered 45 per cent rise ...read more>>
Tour company Mystikal Holidays with an aim to capitalise larger share of the ever growing consumer market has launched its new division Mystikal Hotels which is its first step to diversification. ...read more>>
Harvard Business School (HBS) has recently opened an amphitheatre style classroom at Taj Lands End, Mumbai. “India is a key component of Harvard Business School’s global strategy. ...read more>>
Tougher government limits on skilled migrants are forcing employers serving Asian and Oritental food in the restaurant trade to train more workers from UK in specialist skills in exotic cuisine. ...read more>>