Ka selemo sa 2020, se boneng lintlha tse ngata tse amang likhoebo tse fapaneng, 2021 e ne e le selemo sa tšepo, ho phela le ho hlasimolla bohahlauli ba India. Ho khatholoha ha lithibelo tse itseng tsa maeto le COVID SOPs le lets'oao le matla la ho enta, hammoho le ts'ebetso ea mehato e nepahetseng le COVID SOP e tiileng e lateloang ke indasteri ea kamohelo ea baeti e matlafalitse ts'epo ea sechaba sa baeti.
"Le ha lithibelo tsa maeto a kantle ho naha li bile le tšusumetso ho likhoebo, maeto a malapeng a tsamaisa pholiso. Tlhokahalo e atile haholo libakeng tsa boikhathollo le tsa bolulo ha baeti ba batla ho tsamaea sebaka se senyenyane ho baleha tšubuhlellano le ho ikakhela ka setotsoana libakeng tsa boiphihlelo. Le hoja lihotele tse libakeng tsa metse e meholo ka har'a mekhahlelo eohle li ntse li boloka litekanyetso tse tloaelehileng 'me ho boleloa esale pele hore li tla khutlela setloaeleng bofelong ba 2022. Mathata a omicron a theohile haholo nakong e fetileng e neng e ntlafalitse maikutlo a baeti ba khoebo, e leng se bakileng ho theoha ho hoholo ha palo ea batho naheng ka bophara. Bekeng ea Tšitoe, "ho boletse Nandivardhan Jain, CEO oa Noesis, feme ea boeletsi ea matsete a hotele ea India e hlahisitseng Bohahlauli ba India le Kamohelo ea Baeti tlaleho ea ts'ebetso ea 2021.
The sekhahla sa COVID-19 Lefapheng la lihotele tsa India ho ne ho le joalo hoo palo ea baahi ba India e neng e le liperesente tse 65 ka selemo sa 2019, empa e ile ea theohela tlase joalo ka nomoro e le 'ngoe likhoeling le libakeng tse ling ho pholletsa le 2020 le 2021, e leng se ileng sa senya ts'ebetso ea indasteri ka kakaretso.
Indasteri ea kamohelo ea baeti ea India e ikemiselitse ho hola ka lebelo la 10.35% pakeng tsa lilemo tsa 2019 ho isa 2028. Ho hakanngoa hore 'maraka oa maeto oa India o tla be o lekana le USD 125 Million ka selemo sa 2027. Ka 2020, bahahlauli ba tsoang kantle ho naha (FTAs) ba fokotsehile. ka 75.5% YoY ho isa ho limilione tse 2.68 le ba fihlang ka e-Tourist Visa (Jan-Nov) ba fokotsehile ka 67.2% YoY ho ea ho limilione tse 0.84 India.
Le ha indasteri e ile ea hlaphoheloa haholo ka 2021, selemo se ne se sena mathata a amanang le seoa.
Ponahalo ea mofuta o mocha oa COVID o bakile litšitiso tsa nakoana molemong oa ho hlaphoheloa ha lekala. Baeti le libapali tsa indasteri ea lihotele, ka lehlakoreng le leng, ba ile ba tsoela pele ho ikamahanya le maemo a fetohang mme ba fumana mekhoa e mecha ea ho hatela pele. E susumetsoa ke pholiso e matla ea tlhokeho, litheko tse tloaelehileng tsa likamore li ile tsa qala ho ntlafala kamora leqhubu la bobeli mme butle-butle tsa atamela maemo a pele ho COVID.
ARR e ne e le lipakeng tsa Rs 4,300-4,600, athe ARR kotareng ea bone e ne e le ka har'a Rs 5,300-5,500 90, e fihlile hoo e ka bang 2021% ea boemo ba pele ho COVID. Libaka tse holimo tsa India tsa boikhathollo le libaka tsa khoebo li ile tsa bona keketseho ea litheko tsa likamore nakong ea kotara ea boraro le ea bone ea XNUMX. Lechato, libaka tsa mosebetsi le libaka tsa bolulo li ile tsa matlafatsa kholo ea libaka tsena libakeng tse kang Udaipur le Goa ha Jaipur le Agra e ne e tsepamisitse maikutlo ho ntlafatseng. litefiso tsa kamore.
Ha selemo se bone thepa ea 110 e butsoeng likarolong tse fapaneng tsa naha ha ho ne ho e-na le lihotele tse 161 tse saenneng selemong sona seo. Tlaleho e boetse e hlahisa mekhoa ea nako e tlang e tla ama indasteri ea lihotele, mekhoa e kang ea boikhathollo, bolulo, phihlelo ea lehae, Boiphihlelo bo Ntlafetseng ba Baeti ba Dijithale, Ntho ea sebele le e Eketsehileng, basebetsi ba liroboto, ts'ebetso le tse ling tse ngata.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- 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.
