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The document discusses expectations for the hospitality sector in India from the union budget. It notes that while the sector is a key driver of economic growth and jobs, bringing in significant foreign exchange, it faces challenges like a lack of tax benefits and high service taxes. The 2019 budget did not provide the importance or support needed for the industry to grow and maintain competitiveness as a tourism destination, despite its role in job creation and combating terrorism.
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The hospitality industry in India has grown significantly over the past few decades. It currently has a supply of 110,000 hotel rooms and India ranks 18th in business travel. The industry is growing at 15% annually and was worth $137 billion in FY 2009-10. It generates over 200,000 direct and indirect jobs. Major players include Indian Hotels, ITC Welcomgroup, EIH, and Carlson. While the industry has potential, it faces threats such as poor infrastructure, political instability, terrorism, and pollution.
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The document provides information on the budget 2011 presentation for the hotel industry service sector in India. It includes:
1) An introduction to key concepts like budgets, service sectors, and hotel categorization in India.
2) Details on different types of unique hotel properties and important hotel groups in India.
3) An overview of careers in the hotel sector and potential career paths.
4) An analysis of the impact of the 2010 and 2011 budgets on the hotel industry in India, including changes to foreign tourism, tax policies, and infrastructure development.
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- 5. Contd…. there are tax benefits for the star hotels which are provided by various state governments at their level, there is no policy of tax exemption or tax holidays for the hotels from the center“ lack of entrepreneurship Service tax is another issue which the industry would want Finance Minister to address. Repealing of service tax on various services provided by hotels will be a big boost for the sector as a whole.
- 6. Contdd.. It would only be fair to expect the government to aid sectoral growth and capacity expansion, so that we can maintain the competitive edge as a cost-effective tourist destination.
- 7. What union budget has given The Union Budget 2009-2010 did not give the hospitality and tourism industry the importance that it deserves, especially when the country expects from our industry to generate more and more jobs and fight terrorism despite being a soft target.