Omicron scare: Hotels in Delhi see less bookings for 2nd consecutive year

 The hotels in New Delhi that were hoping to recover after the second COVID-19 wave in the country, have reported less number of bookings in this festive season as compared to the pre-pandemic era

The hotels in New Delhi that were hoping to recover after the second COVID-19 wave in the country, have reported less number of bookings in this festive season as compared to the pre-pandemic era due to the fear of the new COVID-19 variant, Omicron. However, the cancellation of the existing bookings has not taken place.

Speaking to ANI, front office manager at Hotel Lohias, Sanjeev said, “We are not seeing any cancellation of bookings till now. Things are going normally. For the past 3-4 days, we are seeing fewer customers at the hotel. Before that, after the second wave, the situation improved and it was the same as it was before Covid. We can’t say what could be the reason for fewer guests coming to the hotel, but yes less number of guests are coming to the hotel.”

The front office manager further informed that the hotel is adhering to all COVID protocols. “We are using the same precautionary measures as we used to take during Covid. The whole staff wear masks, rooms are sanitised from time to time and guests are told to wear masks before entering the hotel. We sanitise the guests and their luggage too,” Sanjeev added….Read More