‘Post-Covid, hospitality industry looks up’

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, August 6

Having worked at several luxury properties in the country, Paramveer Singh, general manager of Taj Swarna, sounds optimistic. Talking about the post-Covid scenario, he says the industry has a bright future in the holy city. With more than 15 years of experience in the hospitality industry, he was recently appointed here at Taj Swarna.

He says, “The hotel is located strategically in the heart of the city. I am excited to again start afresh. Pandemic left the hospitality sector bruised but there huge chances of its revival.”

He led operations of group’s landmark hotels in Udaipur, Mumbai, Delhi, Nashik, Agra and Gurgaon. An IHM Meerut graduate, he holds General Manager Development Programme Certification from IIM, Ahmedabad, and Nanyang University, Singapore. Paramveer’s last assignment was working as a general manager at Taj Damdama Lake Resort, Gurgaon. He loves reading, listening to music and exploring new scenic destinations.

“Featuring spacious hotel rooms, an array of dining options, a contemporary bar, state-of-the-art meeting facilities, health club and a Jiva spa and salon, the hotel offers the ultimate comfort and luxury in the city”.

He said the lean time during Covid-19 offered an opportunity to them to fine tune and ensure operational efficiency of the highest standards in departments such as finance, HR, engineering house-keeping, food and beverage and front office through the best in class training and overseeing adherence to all brand standards. During his stay in Agra, he was an executive member of the Tourism Guild of Agra, a body representing tourism in Agra.