Eastern Part of India. | January 16 2014 | History of the evolution and emerging Trends of the Indian Tourism and lodging Industry. | | NAME | Student No | Sushil Gujar | 6894422 | Jacob Jose Moolan | 6908420 | Roshan Shetty | 6657332 | Abstract The hospitality and tourism industry in India has largely diversified and has greatly complimented to the GDP as well as employment in major parts of India. Due to its rich heritage and culture it has recorded tremendous growth over the past
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Telecom VAS market in India - The road ahead Mobile communication is one of the most popular innovations in the past half century. It is ranked only below, Internet & PC/Laptops. However in the recent times, mobile phones have surpassed both PC/Laptops & Internet users; thanks to the popularity of mobile phones in emerging markets. The emerging markets referred here are mainly non voice services like connecting to the internet, sending emails, playing so called ‘computer games’, entertainment
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motors employee base is 23,000 Approx. One of the strengths which is very visible in the industry and also beneficial for TATA motors revenue are low price vehicles and low fuel consumption. Due to TATA motors strong brand and quality vehicles it has good reputation in the industry. It is India largest automobile company with revenues of Rs. 35651.48 crores (USD 8.8 billion) in 2007-08. TATA motors are expanding its network in International market by aggressively acquiring foreign companies. TATA motors
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Executive Summary (word count: 104) Ginger Hotels is an Indian hotel chain, established by Roots Corporation Ltd and part of “The Indian Hotels Company Ltd” which is a part of Tata Group. It comes under the brand of “Smart Basics Hotels” having almost 30 hotels in different parts of India. Ginger Hotel looks very similar to the other hotels of the same class with all the facilities that a normal hotel would offer but the difference comes when the services are offered. The Tagline which says “Please
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emanating from tourist expenditure also induces more employment and generates a multiplier effect on the economy. Tourism in India broadly classified in North Indian Tourism, East Indian Tourism, West Indian Tourism, and South Indian Tourism. Each part of India offers identifiable differences from the rest of the nation. Tourism in India has come into its own as a brand – India Tourism. The creation of niche tourism products like heliport tourism, medical tourism, wellness tourism, adventure tourism
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Tomorrow’s clothing retail: sectors, markets and routes – forecasts to 2016 2010 edition Page i Tomorrow’s clothing retail: sectors, markets and routes – forecasts to 2016 2010 edition By Malcolm Newbery and Karlynne ter Meulen June 2010 Published by Aroq Limited Seneca House Buntsford Park Road Bromsgrove Worcestershire B60 3DX United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)1527 573 600 Fax: +44 (0)1527 577 423 Web: www.just-style.com Registered in England no: 4307068
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Definition of consumerism III. Consumerism in the First World A. Consumerism in the USA B. Consumerism in European countries IV. The spreading of consumerism in the developing countries A. Consumerism in China B. Consumerism in India C. Consumerism in South America V. Cause and effect of the expending consumerism in the world A. Cause B. Effect VI. Conclusion A hundred years ago, Napoleon said that China is a lion which fell asleep. This may, or may not, be
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potential to undermine the viability of the European automotive industry whose business is premised on technological sophistication, premium branding and high price. In an era of greater austerity, the ‘value for money’ segment is the one with global growth potential in emergent markets as well. The paper concludes that policy makers in Europe will need to decide how to react to the rather different vision of automobility offered by the Nano. Keywords: Tata Nano, automotive industry, strategy, regional
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Capability 28 Assumption 30 Driving Forces 31 Economic growth 31 Globalization 31 Technology 32 Room Service Remodeling 33 Go green 33 Key Success Factors 34 Multiskilled and flexible workforce 34 Franchising 34 Quickly adopt new technology 35 Strategic Group Map 35 INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS 39 Resources 39 Tangible resources 39 Intangible resources 41 Capabilities 44 Core Competencies 45 Brand Development: 45 Golden Passport Membership 47 Making Meeting
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____________________________________________________________ _________________ Automobiles Sector in India: Fast Growth October 2010 Fast Facts India is the second fastest growing automobile market in the world after China. Passenger vehicle production during the period April 2010 to August 2010 increased by nearly a third from a year ago. For the year ending March 2011, passenger vehicle output is expected to exceed 2.5 million. India is emerging as a major production base for small cars, with output expected to
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