by Hotelivate | Mar 10, 2025 | Hotel Finance, Hotel Industry Performance, Investment Advisory, Listed Hotel Companies
Hotelivate’s Hotel Check-In: Q3 2024/25 (Oct-Dec) Hotelivate’s Hotel Check-in (HCI): India Quarterly Report is an update on critical metrics and data points for the Indian Hospitality Industry. The sector has witnessed rapid growth over the past few years and is...
by Hotelivate | Jan 14, 2025 | Hotel Finance, Hotel Industry Performance, Listed Hotel Companies, Travel & Tourism
Hotelivate’s Hotel Check-In: Q2 2024/25 (July-Sept) Hotelivate’s Hotel Check-in (HCI): India Quarterly Report is an update on critical metrics and data points for the Indian Hospitality Industry. The sector has witnessed rapid growth over the past few...
by Hotelivate | Aug 21, 2024 | Hotel Development, Hotel Finance, Travel & Tourism
The Southeast Asia Story At the recently concluded 9th edition of THINC Indonesia, hosted by Hotelivate, industry experts highlighted Southeast Asia as a market with immense potential and complexity. The region’s rich cultural diversity and evolving demographics...
by Hotelivate | Jun 7, 2024 | Hotel Development, Hotel Finance, Travel & Tourism
Policy Reforms: A Roadmap to Boost the Indian Tourism Industry India has one of the fastest growing travel & tourism economies in the world owing to its diverse landscape, rich heritage, and cultural diversity. This industry is an important contributor to...
by Hotelivate | May 14, 2024 | Asset Management, Executive Search, HICSA, Hotel Development, Hotel Finance, Hotel Operations
Key Takeaways from HICSA 2024 The India Story The Indian GDP is rapidly growing at 6-8% and is forecasted to sustain this trend. As interest rates and exchange rates are projected to moderate, it should provide additional momentum to the Indian economy. Over the last...
by Sameer Garg | Jan 20, 2020 | Hotel Development, Hotel Finance, Investment Advisory
Hotel Leasing: What Should Investors Know! Hotel investments are capital intensive and have a long gestation period. While the investor is expected to meet 100% of the investment (via equity and debt in a ratio acceptable to the brand), very often the absence of any...
