The reverberations of the ongoing monsoon have echoed across the tourist hotspots of Shimla, Manali, and Dharamshala, with hotel occupancy plummeting to abysmal levels below ten percent.
The dashboard presents detailed insights at a granular level, enabling partners to identify top-performing dishes preferred by customers in similar restaurants, pinpoint items lacking images and descriptions, and uncover the most sought-after add-ons and combos.
While offering recyclable and compostable packaging has been an ongoing practice in Indian restaurants for several years, there is now a push to move beyond this commendable effort and completely eliminate single-use packaging.
Food businesses operating on a subscription model need to comply with various regulatory requirements related to food safety, hygiene, licensing, and delivery. Adhering to these regulations can add complexity and cost to the business operations.
Sustainability can lead to cost savings for the hospitality industry. Sustainable practices like energy-efficient lighting, water conservation, and waste reduction can help hotels and resorts reduce their operational costs.
The challenge of being in the hotel industry is the overwhelming amount of competition and corresponding to the swiftly changing demands of the present day visitors.
The experts were also of the opinion that this also opens the opportunity for restaurants to control their own discounts and will not be pushed for any platform discounts.
Despite their best efforts, negative reviews or publicity can still occur. In such cases, restaurants in India often turn to online reputation management services to help manage their online presence.
Globally, the restaurant management software market size value is expected to reach around 7 billion dollars by 2025. These statistics by the Grand View Research show that the industry is growing rapidly and therefore, restaurants feel the need to invest in similar solutions.