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Thinking of Ways To Grow Your Restaurant Business? Here Are 4 Tricks That Can Help You Boost Your Business

If have you already started a restaurant and looking for growing the business, we’ve got you covered! Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, when the businesses are returning to normalcy, it might be time to sit down and draw up a plan to open your own business. Being the owner of a restaurant, big or small, you’ve likely asked yourself the question of how you can flourish the business. There are several components which goes into a profitable food business.To help you create an idea for success, we’ve put together a how to get you going to make sure you have all the things for a successful restaurant business with ease confidence.

Work on the Location

The first thing that you should keep in mind your restaurant will be known to people depending how accessible it is to them. You need to ask yourself how far it will be for people to reach the restaurant.  If the hotel is in the market area, it obviously has a lot of footfall unlike the ones that are in the interior parts. Of course, you need a location that fits within your budget too. For a restaurant, location is everything. You need a place that draws the attention of the crowds.

Announce Offers/ Rewards

People always look up to offers and are easily carried away by discounts. To attract customers to your restaurants, you can simply offer a discount, free drink, or some other offer like 30% or 50% off on selected dishes if people sign up and do the reservations. You can also reward them on a points-based system and can offer discounts when they complete a certain number of points.

Offer Free Wifi to Customers

In this digital era, people always want to be connected to the internet. They want to surf and watch movies or series or maybe listen to their favourite tracks while sipping on that coffee or eating their favourite dish. Most people click pictures and upload it on social media, for which obviously, they need internet, and if it a high speed one, nothing like it. Your restaurant will become their favourite place, especially for the teenagers.

Keep Marketing & make your social media game strong

The simple way to keep your customers engaged is to let them know about your offers and anything new that you plan to come up with. If you engage customers using social media, mobile apps, you’ll be able to reach your best customers. You need to keep your marketing efforts going to ensure that you are always in the minds of your customers whenever they think of dining. You need to establish a strong social media presence and try and announce offers on your Facebook Page and Instagram page with promo codes to keep your restaurant on the top of the list.

 

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Reopened Your Hotel or Homestay Yet? Now Is the Time As Hotel Occupancy in India Improves in September

New Delhi, October 29: If you are thinking of the right time to repoen your holiday home or hotel, this is it! Ever since the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic, the hospitality segment was brought to a grinding halt by the pandemic. The sector is slowly limping back to normalcy and is seeing an improvement in demand as hotel occupancy in the country improved in the last two months. According to a report by HVS India and Anarock, the hotel occupancy improved 10-12 percent in September 2020 compared to that in August 2020.

The ‘HVS-ANAROCK Hotels & Hospitality Overview – October 2020’ showed that last month, average occupancy stood at 24-26 percent. “The hotel sector is showing early signs of recovery with occupancy improving M-o-M across most major markets driven by the gradual revival of domestic leisure travel in the country,” the report said.

According to the report, leisure destinations such as Goa and Jaipur have been witnessing a noticeable improvement in occupancy as people started travelling for a change of pace, albeit to destinations closer to their cities. It adds saying that with the growth in demand, the revenue per available room (RevPAR) also improved 12-14 percent to Rs 815-935. The average daily rate (ADR) of Indian hotels stood at Rs 3,400-3,600, 2-4 per cent higher on a month-on-month basis.