Indian Hotel Industry Survey 2005-2006(Annual)
 The Indian Hotel Industry Survey 2004-2005 was published in cooperation with HVS International .
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Indian Hotel Industry Survey 2004-2005(Annual)
 The Indian Hotel Industry Survey 2004-2005 was published in cooperation with HVS International and CNN.
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Status of Hospitality Management Education in India (Aug. 2005)
 • Introduction
• Demand for trained manpower in hospitality
industry in India
• Availability of trained manpower
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Interviews with hotel managers
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Indian Hotel Industry Survey 2003-2004(Annual)
 Foreword: President, FHRAI
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Indian Hotel Industry Survey 2002-2003(Annual)
 The 2002-03 edition of the Indian Hotel Industry Survey covers data from 1,037 hotels, across various cities in India |
Indian Hotel Industry Survey 2001-2002(Annual)
 The 5th Annual FHRAI survey of the Indian Hotel Industry. It is an invaluable tool for assessing the state of the Hospitality industry in India at a Micro and segmental level. The survey covers a sample of 1,103 Hotels.
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Indian Hotel Survey 2000-2001 (Annual)
 This is the 4th Annual FHRAI survey of the Indian Hotel Industry. It is an invaluable tool for assessing the state of the Hospitality industry in India at a Micro and segmental level. The survey covers a sample of 1,103 Hotels (59,330 rooms) across various cities in India.As in the past the survey has highlighted ....
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Indian Hotel Survey 1999-2000 (Annual)
 The survey is an invaluable tool for assessing the state of the Hospitality industry in India at a Micro and segmental level. It is of special interest to financial institutions, new investors consultants |
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Indian Hotel Survey 1998-1999 (Annual)
 This is the second of the Indian Hotel Survey. This report provides our members, hotel owners, managers, consultants, investors and others interested in the Indian hotel industry with a compilation of information not found anywhere else in the country
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Indian Hotel Survey 1997-98 (Annual)
 This Survey is the first of its kind, on Information related to Hotel Industry.It provides in-depth information on the trends and operating statistics of the Indian hotel industry for the financial year 1997-98............... |
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HR Practices in the Indian Hospitality Industry (2001)
 "If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys" is the philosophical theme of the study.
The study grossly reflects on the prevalence of long working hours, poor working conditions and absence of rewards and remuneration to employees in the industry. |
Trends in Business Travel in India (2002)
Business travel is the most important segment for revenues and profitability for the Indian hotel industry.
The survey is based on the research questionnaire from 210 of our hotel members spread over 76 cities and also representative of the entire hotel industry in India. |
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Restaurant Industry in India Trends and Opportunities (April 2004)
 1. Introduction
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Background scenario
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Analysis of Questionnaire Responses
3.1 General
3.2 Trends
3.3 Financials
4. Food Trends-At home and abroad |
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Staffing Patterns in Indian Hotels (2004)
Improvement in Productivity through Multiskilling Outsourcing and Other Means.
 The research study on "Staffing Patterns in Indian Hotels - Improvement in Productivity through Multiskilling, Outsourcing & Other Means" is a seminal work on productivity related issues facing Indian hospitality industry. ...............
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