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    Group 2

    Aditi Vidyarthi(2009004)

    Pooja Sihag(2009029)Purnima K. Tarkar(2009032)

    Sangram Dhumal(2009042)

    Nitin C. (2009096)

    Rohit Nadgiri(2009105)

    Sanketa Pawar(2009109)

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    Hotel Industry in India

    Annual travelling population of 563 million, bigger than

    the entire population of the US.

    Less than 1% of the world tourism market.

    Supply of rooms increased by 109% in a period of 11

    years

    5.37 million international travellers & 562.9 million

    domestic travellers in 2008, 4.2 million international

    tourists in 2009

    Contribution to GDP 6.1% in FY09 vs 6.8% in FY08

    80262 registered roomsSource:

    https://www.crisilresearch.com/ResearchProWeb/control/popup?id=62758&indPrint

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    Tourist Inflow

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    FY07

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    FY09

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    12.4% drop in overall occupancy across hotels inIndia

    Average Room Rate (ARR) declined by 1.9% onlyfor

    2008-09. (Mumbai -42% Delhi -31%).

    Foreign tourist arrival has decreased by 2.5% to

    5.1 mn during 2008-09 After a terpid growth of 1.8% in October it fell

    in every single month from November. DuringMarch 2009 it decreased by 12.8%.

    Tourist Inflow

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    High Capital Requirements

    (Rs. 0.115 crore per year per room)

    Long Gestation Period(4-5 years)

    Poor infrastructure facilities

    Scarcity of land especially in the metros

    Creating a new Brand identity is difficult.

    High Threat of Entry.

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    The buyers exhibit high power

    Existence of approximately 4-5 luxury

    hotels in a metro or a tourist

    destination.

    Similar services provided by every

    hotel.

    Many organizations go for contracted

    deals with hotels.

    Switching cost is almost negligible.

    Power of Buyers

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    Power of Suppliers

    The power of suppliers is low

    The raw material suppliers do not

    have the bargaining power.

    Switching cost for the hotel industry is

    low

    Similar products supplied.

    The suppliers not capable of forward

    integration.

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    Types of Substitutes:

    Service Apartments Resorts

    Boutique Hotel

    The threat is moderate.

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    Competitive Rivalry is high

    The extent to which

    competitors are in balance

    Growing market -tourism industry to grow at rate of

    12%

    No service differentiation

    Exit barriers

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    INDIAN HOTEL

    HOTEL LEELA

    ASIAN HOTELJAPYEE HOTELS

    ORENTIAL HOTELS

    TAJ GVK HOTELS

    ROYAL ORCHIDADVANI HOTELS

    EIH ASSOCIATE HOTEL

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    PEST ANALYSIS

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    Removal of Expenditure Tax from 2007-08

    Exemption of Service Tax proposed in Budget

    2008-09

    Incredible India campaign by DOT(dept ofTourism industry)

    WTTC-promoted Global Travel & Tourism

    Summit held in

    Doha, Qatar in May 2004.

    Convention centres getting government funding.

    Upgradation of 28 regional airports in smaller

    towns.

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    Society orientated to individual oriented.

    Rise in per capita income

    Rise in working population.

    Special needs of younger travellers (Gen-Xand Gen-Y), who have high expectations inregard to design and technology.

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    Availability of online booking facility

    Internet and Wi-Fi facility all over

    Availability of booking through PDAs, Mobilephones, etc.

    CCTVs and metal detectors for security.

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    TERROR ATTACKS

    Improved security & safety features for hotel guests.

    TECHNOLOGY:

    Installation of PNG (Piped Natural Gas) fuelledgenerator sets and PNG fired calendar and tumblerdrier machines in hotel laundries.

    Improvements to reduce heat gain/cooling lossesfrom building envelops in hotels.

    Measures for reduction of energy consumption andconsequent impact on the cost of production ofgoods.

    Floor access control in hotels through key cardsystem.

    Recommendation

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    Medical, pilgrimage, adventure, heritage , Ecotourism etc.

    Cater to the needs of baby boomers and gen X &gen Y.

    Hotels near proposed convention centres.

    Recommendation

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    Thank You!!!


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