Faatasi ai ma le tausaga 2020, lea na vaʻaia ai le tele o mea na aʻafia ai pisinisi eseese, 2021 o se tausaga o le faʻamoemoe, ola ma toe faʻafouina i Initia turisi. O le faʻamalieina o nisi faʻatapulaʻaina o femalagaiga ma COVID SOPs ma le malosi o tui puipui, faʻatasi ai ma le faʻatinoina o faiga saʻo ma le faʻamaʻi COVID SOP mulimulitaʻi ma le fale talimalo ua faʻamalosia ai le talitonuina o tagata malaga.

"E ui lava i le mea moni o tapulaʻa femalagaaʻi mai fafo ua i ai se aafiaga i pisinisi, o femalagaaiga i totonu o le atunuʻu o loʻo faʻamalosia le toe faʻaleleia. Ua fa'atupula'ia le mana'oga i vaega o tafaoga ma fale'aiga ona o tagata femalagaa'i o lo'o manana'o e alu i sina mamao e sola ese ai mai le fa'alavelave ma fa'atofu i latou i nofo fa'apitoa. E ui o faletalimalo i metro eria i vaega uma o loʻo faʻatumauina fua faatatau ma o loʻo valoia e toe foʻi i le masani i le faʻaiʻuga o le 2022. O le faʻafitauli o le omicron ua matua faʻaititia ai le faʻaleleia muamua o le au fai pisinisi, ma mafua ai le pa'ū tele o le nofoia i le atunuʻu i le faaiuga mulimuli. vaiaso o Tesema, "o le tala lea a Nandivardhan Jain, Pule Sili o Noesis, le kamupani faufautua o tupe teufaafaigaluega a Initia na tuʻuina atu le Initia Turisi ma Talimālō lipoti o faatinoga mo le 2021.

le aʻafiaga o le COVID-19 I luga o le vaega o faletalimalo a Initia sa i ai le averesi o tagata nofoia i Initia i le 65 pasene i le 2019, ae na paʻu i lalo i le numera tasi i nai masina ma nofoaga i le 2020 ma le 2021, na matua afaina ai le tulaga atoa o le alamanuia.

O le pisinisi talimalo a Initia o loʻo faʻatulagaina e faʻalautele i le saoasaoa o le 10.35% i le va o tausaga 2019 i le 2028. O loʻo faʻamoemoeina o le maketi malaga a Initia o le a aoga i le USD 125 Miliona i le tausaga 2027. I le 2020, na faʻaitiitia ai tagata tafafao mai fafo (FTAs) i le 75.5% YoY i le 2.68 miliona ma tagata taunuu mai e ala i le e-Tourist Visa (Ian-Nov) fa'aititia ile 67.2% YoY ile 0.84 miliona I Initia.

E ui ina toe malosi le pisinisi i le 2021, o le tausaga e leʻi aunoa ma ni faʻafitauli faʻafitauli.

O le aliali mai o se fa'afitauli fou ole COVID na mafua ai fa'alavelave le tumau i le toe fa'aleleia o le vaega. O tagata femalagaaʻi ma tagata taʻalo fale talimalo, i le isi itu, na faʻaauau pea ona faʻafetaui i le suiga o faʻataʻitaʻiga ma saili auala fou e agai ai i luma. Fa'aosofia e le malosi o le toe fa'aleleia o le mana'oga, na amata fa'alelei le averesi o potu i le mae'a ai o le galu lona lua ma faasolosolo malie atu i luma ole COVID.

O le ARR sa i totonu o le Rs 4,300-4,600, ae o le ARR i le kuata lona fa o loʻo i totonu o le Rs 5,300-5,500, e oʻo atu i le toeitiiti 90% o le tulaga muamua o le COVID. O tafaoga ma pisinisi pito i luga a Initia na vaaia le siʻitia o tau o potu i le kuata lona tolu ma le fa o le 2021. Faʻaipoipoga, galuega, ma nofonofo na faʻapupulaina ai le tuputupu aʻe mo nei nofoaga i nofoaga e pei o Udaipur ma Goa aʻo i Jaipur ma Agra na taulaʻi i le faʻaleleia atili. tau o potu.

A o le tausaga e 110 fale ua tatala i vaega eseese o le atunuu ae 161 faletalimalo sa sainia i le tausaga lava lea. O lo'o fa'aalia fo'i e le lipoti le aga'i atu i le lumana'i e fa'atusaina ai le pisinisi faletalimalo, faiga e pei o taimi paganoa, nofonofo, fa'alotoifale poto masani, Enhanced Digital Guest Experience, Virtual & Augmented Reality, Robot staff, sustainability ma le tele o isi mea.

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The impact of COVID-19 on the Indian hotel sector was such that India’s average occupancy was at 65 percent in 2019, but it plummeted to as low as a single digit in some months and locations throughout 2020 and 2021, greatly hurting the industry’s overall performance.
The omicron crisis has significantly lowered previously improving business traveler attitude, resulting in a major drop in occupancy across the country in the final week of December,” said Nandivardhan Jain, CEO of Noesis, the India hotel investment advisory firm which presented the Indian Tourism and Hospitality performance report for 2021.
The ARR was in the range of Rs 4,300-4,600, while the ARR in the fourth quarter was in the range of Rs 5,300-5,500, reaching almost 90% of the pre-COVID level.