Based in Dubai, Todd will streamline and accelerate IHG’s new hotel opening process acting as a Centre of excellence for the IMEA region. He will collaborate with various functions across the corporate offices in Dubai and Delhi as well as build on existing and new relationships with our owners and business partners to achieve successful hotel openings across the region.
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While earlier security solutions meant installing a simple CCTV and fire detection systems, requirements of the hospitality sector has changed markedly. Presently there is a growing demand for baggage scanners, crash-rated bollards, under vehicle scanners, high definition IP CCTV cameras and biometrics systems. Hotels also have set up command centres to monitor security.
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Skyscanner’s take on latest IATA Passenger report: travel Search engine’s data confirms Solid US outbound travel demand, and a draw towards Asia for the Middle East Market.
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After becoming the leading player for restaurant reservations in Southeast Asia with operations in five markets, eatigo sets it sights beyond its home region.
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Ease of doing business for hotels and restaurants In Mumbai takes a big stride forward as nineteen licenses curtailed to just three as MCGM streamlines icencing process for hospitality.
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Founded by Naasir Merchant and Unmesh Vaidya, Foxtrot is a solution for all backend problems that both organisation and travel agencies face in managing MICE.
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The Club, Lounge and Fine Dine space, at The Ashoka, New Delhi launched recently by Saurabh Katyal, who was previously associated with Jynxx at Eros Hotel.
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Steven Dixon, Regional Manager, South and South-East Asia, Tourism New Zealand speaks on the world class infrastructure facilities in the country and what to expect in 2017.
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Zhang Mingchi, Deputy Director General of Shandong Tourism Development Commission tells us how Shandong is creating awareness in the Indian market to welcome more Indian tourists.
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Prince Hotels, a subsidiary of Seibu Holdings, will add StayWell Groups 30 hotels globally to its own network and there are plans to add 100 hotels in the next decade.
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