Hospitality Career E-Mag: State- Haryana

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JOBS | Chief Engineer

Job Description

1. Planning & Budgeting of Engineering Department.

2. Look after all Engineering Operation.

3. Vender Management.

4. Maintain High Standard of Policies & Procedure.

5. Efficiently Cost controlling.

Salary:INR 6,00,000 - 8,00,000 P.A

Functional Area:Site Engineering, Project Management

Role Category:Site Engineering

Role:Trainee

Keyskills:Chief Engineer

NEWS | Haryana shuts Hookah bars

Haryana government has put a blanket ban on Hookah bars in the state. The decision to close such bars has been taken after the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) found nicotine content in the samples collected from these bars. The department in the past week raided a number of Hookah bars and collected samples. According to Rakesh Gupta, Commissioner, FDA,

NEWS | Haryana agrees to give 25 acres land to MoT to set-up Indian Culinary Institute

The Haryana government yesterday agreed in principle to provide 25 acres of land in National Capital Region (NCR) to the Ministry of Tourism (MoT) to set-up Indian Culinary Institute in the state. A decision to this effect was taken at a meeting,

Aamod resorts has launched a 10-room boutique farm near Manesar, Haryana. The resort is located on NH – 8, Golden Turtle Farm and spread over 2 acres of landscape area. The resort features swimming pool, Golf putting green, mini soccer field, library, TV/DVD lounge, conference facilities, flying fox, commando net, jummaring, rope walk and stunning gardens that can accommodate up to 500 guests.

Haveli is an established company in Hospitality sector.

NEWS| Haryana to charge luxury tax on actual tariff

Conceding to the persistent demand by hoteliers’ associations in Haryana, the state government has agreed to consider the actual tariff for calculation of luxury tax (LT) from the hospitality units operating in the state. According to Manbir Choudhary, President, Hotel & Restaurant Association of Haryana (HRAH), the notification to this effect has been made by the state's taxation department two weeks back.

The hoteliers in the state had been paying 10 per cent luxury tax on the printed tariff so far, while they were selling rooms much below the printed tariff during most part of the year. “We took up the matter in our meeting with Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Chief Minister, Haryana as well as A K Singh, Excise & Taxation Commissioner, Haryana and succeeded in convincing them,” Choudhary said.