Hospitality sector becomes prudent with water usage Bengaluru hotels and restaurants implement water conservation measures amidst drinking water crisis, aiming to save at least 20% water. The Hindu · Mar 6, 2024
Done with your meal or coffee? Please leave, hoteliers request patrons “Do not overstay your welcome,” is a popular saying in hospitality. Hoteliers in Bengaluru have the same request for their customers now. With some patrons spending hours in the hotels while only ordering the bare minimum, the hoteliers are losing out on business, which has led them to place this… The Hindu · Jan 27, 2024
Renting a villa for New Year’s eve could cost you over ₹1 lakh Rent out a place in Bengaluru on New Year's Eve & be ready to pay 3-4 times more than usual. Hotels & villas range from ₹30,000 to ₹1.2 lakh per night. The Hindu · Dec 26, 2023
Bengaluru’s 24x7 eateries to help shift workers and drive revenue The Bruhat Bangalore Hotel Association (BBHA) supports 24/7 restaurant operations for job creation and business growth. Industry experts anticipate higher pay scales and increased revenue, but staffing and noise concerns remain. The Hindu · Jun 14, 2023
Free benne dose, movie tickets, amusement park discounts await Bengaluru voters The hospitality sector is striving to enhance the low voter turnout in the city by providing complimentary food and making verbal appeals to encourage citizens to vote. The Hindu · May 9, 2023
Bengaluru: Why Metro service till midnight only on T20 match days, ask commuters BENGALURU: Days before the T20 day-night cricket match between India and South Africa last Sunday at M Chinnaswamy stadium , Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) announced that its night services would be extended till 1.30am. The Times of India · Jun 23, 2022
‘No police interference until 1 a.m. for establishments to stay open’ Retailers and hoteliers have ‘positive meeting’ with Bengaluru police officials over other demands The Hindu · Jun 14, 2022
Karnataka: Expensive start to new fiscal as many sectors to raise prices BENGALURU : The cost of living in Karnataka is set to rise from Friday as traders and sellers across sectors, including restaurants, real estate, tourist taxis, and pharmaceuticals, have decided to ring in the new financial year with a substantial price hike due to rising input costs. The Times of India · Apr 1, 2022
Eating out in Bengaluru? You may have to pay more BENGALURU: With prices of various commodities, including cooking gas and edible oil increasing, eating out and takeaways may soon become a costly affair. The Times of India · Mar 22, 2022