Category Archives for Hospitality.
In a world where you can be anything, be kind. Taj Hotels took this adage very seriously and did not disappoint, coming from the Tata Group. Over 2 million meals were served up to migrants and healthcare professionals during the lockdown alone.
Maharashtra will allow hotels to reopen from July 8 onwards. There will be strict conditions and new SOPs for operations in a CoronaVirus affected environment, but hotels will be back in business tomorrow onwards.
Bad news! JW Marriott Jaipur Resort and Spa has stopped taking bookings and has informed customers booked in the future about Marriott transitioning out from the hotel. This is awful news for Marriott patrons.
Goa is opening-up this week for domestic tourists. We now have the list of the 148 hotels which have been allowed to operate in the state, and some guidelines which have been published for tourists. Here is how you can enter the state for some Chicken Xacuti or Goan Prawn Curry for now.
Goa has announced that the state will reopen for domestic tourists effective July 2, 2020, onwards. You need a CoVid-19 negative certificate to travel, however, and over 250 hotels are open for business.
Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts is giving away rooms to medical workers as a way to say Thank You. However, this time around, they need to be nominated by someone else, so nominate your favourite medical hero right away.
As hotels prepare to re-open, Accor Hotels enlist their strategy to keep you safe in the coming days when you check into an Accor Hotel.
Marriott is all set to welcome back guests to the hotels in the coming days. Here is a rundown of things that will change the next time you will step inside a Marriott Hotel.
Hilton Hotels has partnered with Mayo Clinic and RB (owners of brand Lysol) to put in place new hotel cleaning standards in North America, and subsequently the rest of the world, as they prepare for travel in a post CoVid19 era. Check out how your travels might change in the times ahead.
In a new Marriott Data Breach just reported by Marriott, it is estimated that the data of up to 5.2 million customers may be in the wind due to potentially insecure access to the data using some authorised login credentials.
Hilton Hotels is the first off the mark, extending the status of all their active status holding members by one year, no questions asked. Additionally, points don’t expire through the end of 2020 as well amongst other moves.
