Subject category:
Economics, Politics and Business Environment
Published by:
IBS Case Development Center
Length: 9 pages
Data source: Published sources
Topics:
Trends and opportunities in Indian hotel industry; Industry segmentation; India's economic liberalisation; Competitive advantage of a nation; Indian hotel industry classification; SWOT analysis of Indian hotel industry; Critical success factors; Challenges in the Indian hotel industry; Role of government in industry's development; Taj and Oberoi group of hotels; Market entry strategies; Global hotel chains in India; Incredible India campaign; Demand supply disparity
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Abstract
This is the first of a two-case series. Fuelled by the country's booming economy, low cost air carrier introduction and liberalisation of FDI (foreign direct investments) norms that allow 100% foreign investment in real estate, the Indian hotel industry is currently seeing a boom. Demand for hotel accommodation has increased tremendously across India but the rooms' supply has seen an insignificant growth, causing staggering room rates and insufficient room availability. Inbound tour operators blame these as key deterrents that keep tourists from visiting the country. Moreover, with poorly facilitated airports, inadequate road infrastructure, high taxation levels and a bureaucratic visa processing system, India's hotel industry has serious challenges ahead. Significant investments in tourism infrastructure are essential for this industry to progress and ultimately achieve its potential.
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Abstract
This is the first of a two-case series. Fuelled by the country's booming economy, low cost air carrier introduction and liberalisation of FDI (foreign direct investments) norms that allow 100% foreign investment in real estate, the Indian hotel industry is currently seeing a boom. Demand for hotel accommodation has increased tremendously across India but the rooms' supply has seen an insignificant growth, causing staggering room rates and insufficient room availability. Inbound tour operators blame these as key deterrents that keep tourists from visiting the country. Moreover, with poorly facilitated airports, inadequate road infrastructure, high taxation levels and a bureaucratic visa processing system, India's hotel industry has serious challenges ahead. Significant investments in tourism infrastructure are essential for this industry to progress and ultimately achieve its potential.