Modi noted how India has fared much better than many parts of the world in fighting the pandemic
With this, the Centre has outlined a plan to reopen nearly all activities outside of containment zones starting Monday.
The farm sector is expected to perform well in FY21 as well.
The scheme covers more than 90 hotels across India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
Due to the postponement of inspection work and application scrutiny during the lockdown period, it has decided to allow six months' relaxation or extension to all categories of tour operators
Credit costs could touch Rs 2.7 trillion
Expectations of a slow recovery, high fixed costs and debt worries are putting off investors
Hotels in all the five metros including Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai and Kolkata, are serving as isolation facilities for the travellers before they head home after the 14 day quarantine
Shorter-term membership packages may be considered
There will be ongoing speed bumps and resets and at least six months before 80 per cent stability returns to dining
According to the Indian Cellular and Electronics Association of India, the loss in revenues for mobile device manufacturers during the lockdown has been Rs 20,000 crore
The hospitality sector has been one of the worst affected by the coronavirus outbreak, with global and domestic travel coming to a near-halt
Given the evolving scenario, the consultants said they have revised earlier estimates of the overall revenue loss that the industry would face in 2020
During April-June, the Indian tourism industry is expected to book a revenue loss of Rs 69,400 crore, denoting a year-on-year (y-o-y) loss of 30 per cent
An announcement of a robust tourism policy laced with incentives can be a major impetus for tourism infrastructure in the state, say hotel guild
The government has also requested industries to not lay off staff and cut salary, where in liquidity is a problem
The withdrawal comes on the back of falling client demand, expecially in the travel and hospitality space
The aviation industry, which includes airports and their vendors and suppliers, might not fully recover soon from the impact of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic.
CARE says domestic airlines face severe cash flow pressures as they won't fly till mid April; airfares may remain low and certain routes may have to be scaled down
These are among the measures that could be discussed in the Covid-19 Economic Response Task Force