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Indian hotels post steady gains in September despite seasonal slowdown

Hotel industry sustains growth momentum in September 2025 as room rates and occupancy rise despite a traditionally slow quarter; Bengaluru and Hyderabad emerge top performers

Indian Hotels, Lemon Tree, ITDC gain up to 4% on strong business outlook

The industry witnessed 18-20 per cent growth in the first half of Fy26 and is expected to clock mid to high teens growth in the second half as well

FHRAI to meet govt over GST demand notices, seeks ITC reinstatement

The hotel body said retrospective GST demand notices and withdrawal of ITC have created cost burdens for hotels, threatening investments and tourism growth

Oyo parent Prism launches CheckIn app; targets luxury and premium stays

Oyo's parent firm is expanding into the premium segment with CheckIn app, which features hotels, homes, and holiday rentals. The existing app will continue to serve value-conscious travellers

Closely monitoring situation, says Indian Hotels on malware incident

The country's biggest hospitality player Indian Hotels Company Limited has reported a malware incident, saying immediate action has been taken to contain the impact and secure its systems, maintaining that the Tata Group-owned firm is closely monitoring the situation while operating business as usual. Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) informed about the incident in a regulatory filing on Thursday. "We would like to inform the exchanges that the Company has detected a malware incident, affecting select IT systems and immediate action has been taken to contain the impact and secure the systems. The relevant authorities have been duly notified. The Company continues to monitor the situation closely while operating business as usual," Indian Hotels Company Limited stated in the filing. Benares Hotels, a subsidiary of IHCL, also posted a similar regulatory filing on Friday, informing the stock exchanges regarding the IT security incident. Benares Hotels Limited is a listed public ...

GST rate cut proves to be a mixed bag for travel, hospitality sector

Hotel rooms under ₹7,500 move to 5% slab, will bolster midscale segment

These 2 hotel stocks are a must-have as hospitality boom continues; details

Indian Hotels is aggressively expanding its presence in India's hospitality sector through its 'Accelerate 2030' roadmap, targeting growth in the midscale segment.

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After an extended consolidation within a rectangle pattern, the Indian Bank stock broke out above the upper resistance band, signaling the start of a fresh uptrend.

Brigade Hotels signs agreement to build 6 new Marriott hotels by FY30

Hotels to come up under The Ritz-Carlton, Fairfield by Marriott, JW Marriott and Courtyard by Marriott brands

Roseate Hotels looking to diversify portfolio with managed properties: CEO

Roseate Hotels and Resorts -- which owns luxury properties in India and the UK -- is eyeing new markets including Dubai, Italy, France and Switzerland and looking at diversifying its portfolio with a mix of owned as well as managed properties, the company's CEO Kush Kapoor said. In an interview to PTI, Kapoor emphasised upon the need to market India better, streamline visa processes and improve the working conditions for hospitality sector employees in terms of rationalising their working hours and better wages, as key to attracting more foreign tourists to India and having a better talent pool for the hotel industry. The Roseate Hotels and Resorts CEO also sought rationalisation of GST rates for the hospitality sector and lowering the number of licences required for hotels to reduce the compliance burden. "Yes the focus is very heavily on India. We definitely want to be in the upscale market and would like to grow in tier 2 and tier 3 cities also. For us the most important thing is

Indian Hotels, ITC rally upto 3% in weak market; brokerages see more upside

Demand for luxury hotels will continue in India, with strong demand from domestic leisure travel and higher demand from improving foreign tourist arrivals

Indian Hotels share rises 2% on strong Q1; should you buy, sell or hold?

Indian Hotels share rose after the company delivered a robust performance in Q1FY26, reporting a 32% Y-o-Y jump in consolidated revenue to ₹2,102 crore, compared to ₹1,596 crore in Q1FY25.

Radisson Group looking at doubling hotel portfolio in India: South Asia MD

Belgium-headquartered Radisson Hotel Group is eyeing to double its portfolio in India in the next few years, from over 200 operational hotels at present, with a focus on a sustainable and inclusive growth model, according to a senior company official. In an interview to PTI, Radisson Hotel Group Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer for South Asia Nikhil Sharma said its hotel in Pahalgam is currently operating at an occupancy rate of 20-30 per cent of what the occupancies were last year, in the aftermath of the recent terror attack on tourists that shook the nation. Notably, Radisson is the largest luxury hotel chain in Jammu and Kashmir, with seven hotels in operation, including five in the valley, and 2-3 hotels in the pipeline. "We are, I would say, operating between 20 to 30 per cent in cities like Pahalgam. So in Srinagar, we are about 50 per cent of what the occupancies were last year. Last year, about 35 lakh tourists came into the valley. "This year, we are not seei

Indian Hotels, Samhi, ITC Hotels gain up to 3% today; should you check in?

Hotel stocks were rising in trade today as expectations that the demand for branded hotel rooms in India may continue to outpace supply growth

Indian hospitality companies see little room for growth in FY26: Icra

Revenue growth may be 6-8% after 3 years of double-digit rise

Indian hospitality RevPAR up 16.3% in Q1 as sector adds 9,500 keys: JLL

JLL report shows strong investor interest with 79 hotel signings, tier 2 cities leading the growth, and Bengaluru topping RevPAR charts due to Aero India 2025

Indian Hotels CEO highlights high taxes hurting tourism sector growth

India holds immense potential to attract foreign tourists, but it is lagging severely, Indian Hotels Company Limited MD and CEO Puneet Chhatwal said on Friday, asserting that high tax rates were a key impediment in creating global brands for the country's hospitality sector. He also sought an "additional push" while referring to the "infrastructure" status accorded to 50 tourist destinations in this year's Budget and reiterated the long-standing demand for an "industry" status. Alluding to the lack of competitive advantage in terms of margins, the Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) MD and CEO said, "If you are the highest taxed sector in every possible way, GST, excise, paying all charges during COVID when your business is shut with the least amount of budget for promotion, for marketing the destination and just relying on what we have, then how are you going to create those kind of global brands on your own". Speaking at CII's Annual Business Summit, Chhatwal said India is not ju

Strong Q4 momentum likely to continue for Indian Hotels Company in FY26

Occupancy grew 80 basis points (bps) Y-o-Y to 79.4 per cent while management fees also went up 15 per cent to ₹170 crore in Q4

Hotel stocks slide, IHCL, Lemon Tree, ITC Hotels down up to 6%; here's why

Analysts believe tourist arrival in Kashmir will take a halt for some time and domestic travelers will switch to other domestic tourist destinations in the near term.

Hotels hop on Good Friday-Easter boom as travellers chase quick escapes

Mumbai to Goa, Delhi to Amritsar, and Hyderabad to Mumbai are among the most popular domestic routes for the upcoming weekend getaway