The functional campuses are located in Delhi, Lucknow, Jaipur, Agra, Dehra Dun, Chandigarh, Pune among other places. “The services sector has not been affected by the slowdown in the domestic economic growth rate and the demand for quality manpower in the hospitality and tourism segments would only increase in future,” UEI Global Managing Director and CEO Manish Khanna said in a report by Business Standard. He said the growing number of new hotels, restaurants and other hospitality and travel related properties in the country were the testimony to this fact. Khanna also said the Indian middle class had now started to travel and eat out more, which would only help the hospitality and tourism sectors grow when there was general slowdown in industrial growth rate. He further informed UEI’s training programmes were affiliated to several Indian universities and institutes, including Delhi University, IGNOU, Osmania University, All India Management Association (AIMA) etc. Berggruen Holdings, which also runs a chain of budget Keys Hotel brand, plans to double its number of properties in India from 12 at present, including one in Lucknow.
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