Central Reservation System for Chain and Group Hotels in India

Posted on November 6, 2015 by

Growth-of-chain-hotels-and-group-hotels-in-India-smallThe Indian hotel industry is in its prime time. Foreign tourist arrival is likely to touch 15 million by 2020, and the country requires to a3dd over 180,000 hotel rooms. According to Federation of Hotels and Restaurants Association of India (FHRAI), India currently has around 103,000 hotel rooms across categories.

Growth of chain hotels and group hotels in India

Looking at the positive outlook, many international hotel brands are betting big on India’s hotel market. Cities including Delhi, NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Pune, Gurgaon, Noida and Ahmedabad are attracting a major portion of the upcoming hotel investment. Read More

By: Ronnie Sarkar

Published in: IDS Next

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Technology is making greater and greater inroads into our lives. Right from when we wake up in the morning to when we head to sleep – we cannot imagine a life without the gadgets and gizmos that make life easy and interesting. When we travel and stay in hotels, our expectations are no different. We expect all the technological amenities we easily access at home if not more. The hospitality industry in increasingly accessing technology to wow guests, optimize their use of manpower, control hotel functions in an integrated manner and on the whole reduce costs while increasing efficiency. This blog is meant to track these technological changes happening in the hospitality sector. The growing move towards sophisticated hotel ERP, the growing use of cloud computing, the rapidly changing customer facing devices – smart phones and iPads, the increasing security concerns and more. Expect to find interesting articles, whitepapers, thoughts, and observations. Feel free to comment and even mail us content that you don’t mind posted here. Happy reading!
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