Hubballi: Apart from relaxation of restrictions throughout the state, the uptick in the business continues to avoid the hospitality sector in North Carnataka.
Although the Covid-19 curve has more vataly in the region, hotels in North Karnataka have not witnessed the rotation in their fate.
The owner of several hotels, in fact, arranged his workers, who had returned home after the second wave of Covid-19, to return to Karnataka.
However, tourists seem to be aware of staying at the hotel for fear of Covid-19 contracts, in addition to the toll that pandemics have taken fiscal conditions of the people, in general.
Secretary General of the Association of Hotel Owners Hubballi Ravi Gaitonde, “There are more than 350 members in our relationship, and locking has a negative impact on almost all of their companies.
This situation improved, and business boom after the first lock was appointed.
The key is imposed when the second wave peaked the second year It really affects us very badly.
Even after restrictions are appointed, we haven’t registered growth.
“The owner of the hotel Sri Krishna Bhavan, the oldest in Hubballi, Krishnamurthy Uchilla said that they had not increased the price of all the dishes served in the restaurant for the past three years .
“We have taken disadvantages because of the increase in prices of other commodities, including LPG, the level that has revolved up in six to eight months.
Most of our old customers returned to the hotel, we had to maintain a long price.
However, some people are reluctant to have breakfast because of Fear of infection.
But the availability of skilled workers has increased due to the closure of several hotels in other parts of North Karnataka, “Uchilla added.
Hotel owner Panjurli Srinivas Oakade said, “I run a hotel that offers North Indian cuisine, and most of our business after dusk.
Although Dharwad District Recording is close to zero covid-19 cases, night hours have not been appointed, which affects our business.
The police force to Close the hotel at 9pm.
Catering and other small orders made us float.
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