http://www.bnbme.me/whatwedo# https://www.thenational.ae/uae/demand-for-short-term-lets-in-dubai-growing-10-times-faster-than-for-hotels-1.909900 Demand for short-term lets in Dubai is significantly outstripping that for hotels, a new report has found, as holidaymakers look for better deals and home comforts during their stay. In a city famed for its dazzling hotels, travellers are increasingly searching for private apartments and villas. A report by market analysts Air DNA recorded growth of almost 70 per cent in short-term rentals between June 2018 to June 2019. Demand for hotels during the same period grew by a more modest 7 per cent, according to the report. Vacation homes nationwide have generated $136.7 million during the same 12-month period as demand continued to grow - though that remains small compared to a Dubai hotel market worth billions of dollars. “The quality of apartments has improved as have the services on offer,” said Vinayak Mahtani, chief executive ...
Kitopi raises $60M and expands its cloud kitchen services 2 days ago - Mon, 2/3/2020, 7:07 AM Author: Kitopi - Dually headquartered in NY and Dubai, Kitopi has successfully closed its Series B funding round - Kitopi is the world’s leading managed cloud kitchen platform, operating more than 30 kitchens globally, partnering with restaurants to help them scale - Kitopi plans to expand with 50 more locations in the US and 100 globally by the end of 2020 - In addition, Kitopi will continue to develop its in-house suite of applications to further maximise kitchen efficiency, increase utilisation and reduce operational expenses Kitopi, the world’s leading managed cloud kitchen platform that partners with restaurants to expand their delivery reach, has raised $60 million, closing its Series B round of funding. The round was led by Knollwood and Lumia Capital with further participation from new and existing global investors, namely BECO , CE-Ventures...
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY A Happy Coincidence That Led This Entrepreneur Take a Step towards Compostable Packaging Launched in 2017, CHUK provides 100per cent compostable packaging and tableware “There are no coincidences in real life, everything happens for a reason,” is the mantra one of Ved Krishna’s mentors drilled into his head before he dived into father’s business with a full heart. Like any enterprising youngster with a business degree, Krishna had aspired to initiate his own venture but when his father, KK Jhunjhunwala took a back seat from Yash Papers, a BSE listed company based in Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh that made paper from sugarcane waste or bagasse, he had no option but to come back and shoulder the responsibilities every family expects of their heir. But who says he couldn’t have brought a change to the already existing business by bringing innovation to operations. In his search to bring a significant change to the working structure of Yash Papers, h...
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