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Technopak’s Hospitality division provides management advisory services in Business & Marketing Strategy, Operations, Market & Consumer Insights, Mergers & Acquisitions / Investments, Real Estate, Human Resources and Off-shoring.

Business & Marketing Strategy

Technopak helps Indian and international companies in the travel and leisure industry with:

  • Business Strategy and Implementation
  • India Entry Strategy including Partner Search (for international Hospitality businesses)
  • Strategy for promoting tourism / destination management programs including working with Indian central and state governments
  • Medical Tourism strategies
  • Promoting a destination – strategy for international governments for promoting destinations to Indian outbound travelers
  • Online marketing
  • Brand building and management
  • Airport Retail

Operations

  • Enhancing productivity of current operations – SOPs, Marketing and Revenue strategies, Electronic Marketing strategies, introducing and managing MICE etc. of current players
  • Setting up loyalty programmes
  • Implementation of proposed strategies
  • Assistance in setting up of International representation offices

Market & Consumer Insights

  • Indian Industry Trends
  • Customer segmentation
  • Analysis of current and future consumer behaviour

Mergers & Acquisitions / Investments

  • M&A within the Travel & Hospitality industry
  • Equity Investments into current businesses

Real Estate

  • Scouting, identifying and finalizing properties

Human Resources

  • Identifying and placing senior and middle management
  • Training

Off-shoring

  • Possible off-shoring of back-end operations

To learn more about Hospitality division and how we can add value to your business, please contact:
Lokesh Kumar
lokesh.kumar@technopak.com


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