by Hotelivate | Feb 20, 2025 | Conferences, Hotel Operations, Travel & Tourism
It’s a wrap! – THINC ME 2025 The recently concluded inaugural edition of Hotelivate’s THINC ME highlighted the Middle East’s rapid emergence as one of the world’s most exciting hotspots for hospitality investment. In this article, we reflect on the key...
by Harinya Sreenivas | Feb 4, 2025 | Hotel Development, Hotel Industry Performance, Market Snapshots, Travel & Tourism
Varanasi Market Snapshot City Overview Often regarded as the cradle of Indian civilisation, Varanasi has a rich history and has undergone several transformations. Historically known as Kashi and later renamed Benaras during British rule, it is one of the world’s...
by Manav Thadani and Aatreyi Dhar | Jan 27, 2025 | Hotel Development, Travel & Tourism
This has POD-ential! This new generation of travellers is driven by the need to explore, connect, and share. They’re not just looking for a bed to sleep in or a meal to enjoy; they want stories to tell, moments to cherish, and adventures that feel tailor-made. From an...
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 Manav Thadani and Harinya Sreenivas | Dec 2, 2024 | Travel & Tourism
Pop Culture Passport – How Entertainment Drives Global Hospitality Globally, the impact of pop culture on hospitality decision making is evident across continents. Beyond affecting consumer choices, entertainment shapes travel experiences and even creates...
by Manav Thadani | Oct 28, 2024 | Hotel Development, Strategic Advisory, Travel & Tourism
The Hotel Volatility Index 2024 The Hotel Volatility Index (HVI), now in its seventh year is released as part of Hotelivate’s 2024 Indian Hospitality Trends and Opportunities. We have often noticed that the performance statistics of a market can often be skewed...