Exclusive Interview | Chef Sadaf Hussain; GT Road, Outer Circle, Connaught Place, Delhi

Guler Kabab is my family recipe, and this is what my parents used to make together in the kitchen. It has a surprise stuffing element that is a little sweet and spicy, which usually people don’t expect in a kabab. I learned this recipe from my mother, and I always ensure to serve it to my diners. It gives me extra brownie points. It is a home recipe and something that you won't find otherwise in anyone else’s house.
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Exclusive Interview | Amandeep Singh Grover, General Manager, Hilton Goa Resort Candolim.

For those aspiring to become hotel General Managers, my foremost advice is to never lose sight of the path you've traveled to reach this position. The journey from the ground level, starting at an entry position, holds immense significance. It's crucial not to forget your humble beginnings, as this keeps you rooted and grounded amidst growth.
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Exclusive Interview | Senthilkumar Bangarusamy, Executive Housekeeper, Cantonal By Warwick Hotel, Riyadh

The pivotal turn came in 2011 when I assumed the role of Head Housekeeper at Denis Private Island in Seychelles, marking a significant milestone in my career. Throughout my journey, I’ve had the privilege of spearheading the opening of three notable pre-opening projects, encompassing housekeeping and laundry management. These ventures spanned across two international locations and one in India, each adding a distinctive chapter to my professional repertoire.
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Exclusive Interview | Navneeth Vijayan Kalathil, Director Of Finance, Bangkok Marriott Hotel Sukhumvit & Marriott Executive Apartments Bangkok, Sukhumvit Thonglor

Hotel managers and operating managers should have a strong grasp of understanding cash flow and flow through. This skill involves the ability to track and manage the movement of cash into and out of the business, and more importantly, to understand and maximize the "flow through" rate.
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Exclusive Interview | Amit Kumar Singh, General Manager, Golden Tulip Lucknow

The hospitality industry scenario in India is moving quickly. My advice is to stay flexible and keep learning. Change is good, whether it is in tech or in what our guests need. The heart of hospitality, making guests feel at home, will always be the same. Keep improving your people skills and your passion for service. The future looks promising, and I’m excited to see how newcomers will shape it.
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