The primary allure of online reservation systems is undeniable: they offer an easy interface for consumers to book tables and provide restaurants with tools to manage reservations efficiently.
Emphasizing on the fact that water is a valuable resource in any industry, and implementing water conservation measures can have a positive environmental impact.
Recently, Restaurant India hosted its Bengaluru Edition of the Restaurant India Conference Awards on 1st May at Sheraton Bengaluru, where it discussed and talked about being omni-channel. Here are key highlights from the session:
IRCTC's catering partners support Indian Railways' goal of offering passengers diverse food options. Adhering to ecatering guidelines ensures safe, hygienic food with FSSAI certification.
There are a lot of scope of small or larger impact CSR that restaurants company can engage. Irrespective of the fact that its a single outlet brand or a multiple outlet brand, CSR can take place in numerous ways.
ICRA estimates suggest that these chains are set to open 2,300 new stores with an investment of Rs 5,800 crore between 2022-23 and 2024-25, underscoring the industry's resilience and its adaptability to changing market dynamics.
As outlined in the IRCTC Corporate Plan for FY 24-28, catering services contributed 27% to the revenue in FY 22, second only to internet ticketing. Notably, the demand for online food orders surges during peak periods such as holidays and festivals, highlighting the increasing popularity of dining on trains.
Since 2018, hoteliers have been vocal about their concerns that this tax variation is causing a decline in restaurant footfall, as customers opt for standalone restaurants to leverage tax advantages.