Hospitality

Procurement in hospitality, unlike in other industries, is simple yet complex in terms of making the right purchase as it directly impacts the image and business of the hotel. “We …

Internationally, most hotels have opted for outsourcing housekeeping but many Indian brands still prefer to have in-house staff right from the janitor to room attendant. While we all agree absenteeism, …

Ministry of Tourism has issued fresh guidelines for sewage treatment plant, waste management system and rainwater harvesting system in hotels and guesthouses. The new guidelines will cover all starred hotels, …

Middle East Cleaning Technology Week has provided a wonderful platform for professionals like us from South Africa, where we confront issues very similar to that are faced by the cleaning …

“With many enquiries coming from the outskirts of Karnataka, we are now planning to spread our wings to the nearby States – first Kerala, thereafter cities like Hyderabad and Chennai. …

‘Professional cleaning requirements of India, especially from the organised sector, are growing thus, calling cleaning companies for taking strategic positioning and making marketing plans to meet the demand. IPC India …

Tourism to invest in mechanized cleaning solutions and services Exclusive vendor meet with Tourism Department at Clean India Show 2015 in Indore  The Clean India Show in Indore, as the …

Nothing sends a stronger message than cleanliness in the hospitality industry. No level of service, friendliness or glamour can equal the ‘feel good’ experience a guest gets upon entering a …

Sustainability was the buzz word of the two-day International Cleaning and Hygiene Conference. Delivering the key note address at the conference was Raj Rajan of Ecolab, who stressed upon the …

Globally, laundry is a $100 billion industry including both hospitality and commercial cleaners. Despite technological advances in almost every part of our lives, we’ve been doing laundry the same way …