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As an entertainment professional for years I was hosting gigs on the 31st night. I was young and being at a 5 star as a host, with exotic dancers, bands, top notch hospitality and service was a dream, especially when I came from a city like Lucknow, where there was only New Year’s Eve shows on television with peanuts and Chiki under family shared razai. Years passed, and personally, I stopped doing events on New Year’s many years ago. But as we wind down the year, my heart goes out to professionals in the field. While most of us slow down, take time off, and plan getaways, there are industries that gear up to work at a feverish pace. Take hospitality, events, and entertainment, for example. The Christmas and New Year season is their peak time—when the pressure is at its maximum, and everyone is running on overdrive to ensure your celebrations go off without a hitch. Behind every perfectly plated meal, every dazzling event, and every seamless experience is a team that’s probably missing their own holiday to make yours special. Traffic police and government services ramp up too, managing crowds and ensuring safety as people travel and celebrate. The sheer volume of movement during this season requires dedication that we often don’t notice unless something goes wrong. So, this is just a small note to say: let’s show kindness to those working tirelessly during the year-end rush. Whether it’s a hotel staff member, a DJ at your party, the waiter serving you, or the officer managing chaotic streets—they deserve our patience, respect, and gratitude. Here’s to ending the year on a note of appreciation for those who make our festivities possible. #BeKind #Gratitude #YearEndReflections

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Free flight. Free food. And I didn’t even step into a lounge. Here’s how… ✈️ Yesterday, fresh off our Monsoon Release, I booked a spontaneous flight from Bangalore to Goa. ₹7.1K for a last-minute ticket... but thanks to Scapia coins, the flight was completely free. Once at the airport, I had time to kill. Skipped the lounge (lounge food feels like wedding leftovers imo). Instead, I hit up La Alta Vita for a nice ham sandwich and a cold Kingfisher—again, completely covered by our airport privileges. Now, here’s where it gets interesting: that airport privileges product? It’s the star of our Monsoon Release this year. We’ve just rolled out this India-first feature across 72 airports. That means, no more waiting in lounge lines or settling for bland snacks. Go get that coffee you crave, you connoisseur. Wanna pick up chocolates? Done. Need a last-minute souvenir? Sure, why not. Feel like grabbing a new book for the flight? Easy. And the best part? Everything you buy at the airport gets refunded as Scapia coins, making the entire airport YOUR lounge. That's what I love about Scapia. It's great to be not just an employee but also a customer. To build products that I relate to. Built by the amazing team at Scapia - Aniruddh Agrawal Rithwik Nag Parneet Kaur Priyansha Mishra Sumedh Zope Charu Kandpal Himanshu Garg Sourabh Gupta

This Ganesh Chaturthi, let your car be as pristine as the celebrations themselves. Embrace the eco-friendly, time-saving, and effective solution of waterless car cleaning with DYD’s WOW Wash and make it a part of your festive traditions. 🎉✨ Read the entire blog article for more details! 🚗🛠️

🌟Road Safety This Festive Season🌟 As we approach the festive season, it’s a time for celebration, togetherness, and reflection. At Isanti Glass, we’re proud to play a role in your moments of joy by crafting the bottles that hold your favourite beverages. But with this comes a shared responsibility: "We craft the bottles, you craft your choices. Choose wisely—don’t drink and drive. Arrive Alive." Road safety is everyone’s responsibility. Let’s make this season memorable for the right reasons. If you’re celebrating with a drink in hand, plan ahead: 🚗 Arrange a designated driver. 🚖 Use a ride-sharing service. 🏡 Host the party and stay off the roads. Together, we can ensure safer roads for all and help everyone reach their destinations safely. Make the wise choice this festive season—your loved ones are counting on you. #ChooseWisely #RoadSafety #FestiveSeason #IsantiGlass

Bed Making Competition Best Western Premier Hotel Lahore #Care #Clean *Why Good Bed Making is Important in Hotels? Good bed-making is important for several reasons. Firstly, a well-made bed creates a clean and organized look, contributing to a sense of calm and relaxation. It also helps to maintain good hygiene by preventing dust and dirt from accumulating on the sheets and mattress. Properly made beds can improve sleep quality by providing a comfortable and inviting space to rest. Additionally, making your bed each morning can set a positive tone for the day and promote a sense of accomplishment and productivity. Overall, taking the time to make your bed can have a positive impact on both your physical and mental well-being.

*** "At Zero Cost, adding a touch of Sustainability to Weddings" - a piece of news from Taliparamba in Kannur is a novel idea on its own ..... a great step towards sustainability in a time where weddings are becoming more and more luxurious and unsustainable starting right from multi-page and scented wedding cards, elaborate pre-wedding shoots at select destinations, setting up floral and other decorations and illuminations at the venue, spending a fortune on the bride, groom, family members dresses, and then immense wastage of food and water during the wedding banquet and reception. *** Nowadays a social media post is making the rounds that clearly brings out the real picture of weddings in our Indian culture by saying "You save for 30 years of your life to conduct the wedding in your family and feed 800-1000 people who are least bothered about your life ahead". That is so true. *** In wedding banquets and receptions, our people tend to behave as if they have not seen food for many days. And since they do not have to pay from their pockets, they take food in plenty onto their plates and then waste a major portion. Bottled water is the other bane. *** Recently there was a piece of news from Kerala, where a Church has decided to "Go Green" or "add a touch of sustainability" by avoiding coffins in burials. *** We need more of such initiatives. Our Planet is facing a crisis and we humans are the sole reason. Hence it is our responsibility to solve it. *** The solution is right in front of us - assessing and understanding our "Ecological Footprint" as an individual, family, society, state, or country and taking steps towards reducing your Carbon Footprint (home energy use & transportation), Food Footprint, Housing Footprint and Goods & Services Footprint and thereby ensure sustainability of People and the Planet including other lifeforms. *** Together we can. Together we should. #sustainableliving #sustainability #sustainable #sustainabledevelopment #sustainableweddings #sustainablewedding #kerala #ecologicalfootprint

💫🛎️Hotel Upgrade Wish List🛎️ 💫 The way to my heart is with a GREAT Hair Dryer. Imagine stepping into your hotel room and finding a top-notch Dyson hair dryer, or even Drybar hairdryer. What’s your top upgrade wish? Share your thoughts! 🏨✨ . . . . #hospitality #hotelamenities #TravelUpgrades #dysondreams #hospitalitycoach

The 5000 Crore Ambani wedding was not just a spectacle of opulence and elegance, but also a substantial boost to local businesses! The pre-wedding festivities alone have given a substantial boost to the local economy, creating over 100,000 jobs within six months. From florists to caterers, and from designers to artisans, the wedding has infused a surge of demand across multiple sectors. SMEs have particularly benefited, experiencing a heightened demand for their products and services. Let me tell you how: 1. Artisans and Craftspersons: Artisans from different parts of India were commissioned to create bespoke pieces, promoting local arts and crafts on a global stage. 2. Event Management and Hospitality: The Ambani-Merchant celebrations have sparked a tourism surge, resulting in full occupancy of more than 200 hotels in Jamnagar, Rajkot, and the surrounding areas for three consecutive months. 3. Catering and Culinary Delights: Showcasing the diversity of Indian cuisine, the wedding featured regional specialities, driving business for local caterers and food suppliers. 4. Showcasing Indian Traditions: The Ambani wedding was a vibrant showcase of India’s cultural wealth, steeped in traditions that date back centuries. The Ambani wedding is more than just a high-profile event; it’s an economic and cultural phenomenon.

Shaadi season is here! Weddings in India are not just events; they’re emotions served with a generous helping of khaana, gaana, bajana. And this season? It’s not just about “shaadi mubarak”; it’s about samosa ready, chai garam, aur less customers! shocked right? 💍 Did you know? • India will witness around 48 lakh weddings this season. That’s an average of 1.6 lakh weddings per day! • A massive ₹6 lakh crore in revenue is expected to flow through the industry. Wondering where your share is? Let me tell you. For us in the food business, wedding season is a double-edged sword. On one side, everyone’s busy attending weddings (shaadi season hai bhai), which means fewer regular footfalls. On the other? It’s the perfect chance to connect with a new audience who are stepping out to grab a quick bite between functions. So how do we survive and thrive in this season? 1️⃣ Connect, Don’t Just Serve: We prioritized personalized communication with our customers. Whether it’s a pre-wedding gang planning their sangeet or a post-wedding party needing a quick pick-me-up (hello pizza sandwiches), we made them feel at home. 2️⃣ Innovation on the Menu: Wedding season is the ideal time to introduce something new. Spoiler Alert: Namo Sandwich is about to unveil something exciting soon. Stay tuned for the big reveal! 3️⃣ Perfect Paperwork: Billing may not seem glamorous, but keeping it clean and clear is crucial. Shaadi ke bill aur khane ke bill dono sahi hone chahiye! Why it’s worth it? This isn’t just a season to make revenue; it’s the time to build relationships. The customers we connect with today become the regulars who bring their families tomorrow. For all the restaurant owners out there – this wedding season, let’s remember: It’s not just about making sales; it’s about making memories. Aur haan, wedding ho ya weekend, Namo "णमो" Sandwich is here to make every bite count! Question for the readers: How do you tackle the wedding season in your industry? Let me know your strategies—after all, knowledge shared is success multiplied! #NamoSandwich #WeddingSeason #FoodIndustry #BusinessGrowth #Cafepreneur