Research and Markets: Business Opportunities in the Leisure and Hospitality Buildings Construction Industry in Brazil ...

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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/6trlws/business_opportuni) has announced the addition of the "Business Opportunities in the Leisure and Hospitality Buildings Construction Industry in Brazil: Market Profile" report to their offering.

The report provides detailed market analysis, information and insights on the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry in Brazil including:

- In-depth analysis of the leisure and hospitality buildings construction market in Brazil

- A detailed analysis of market attractiveness, covering the key trends, drivers and challenges across Brazil

- Detailed market sizes for a period of ten years (2007-2016) by segment

- Detailed report on demographics, spending patterns and consumer preferences in accommodation

- Description and analysis of the competitive landscape of the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry

Reasons To Buy

- Gain insights into the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry in Brazil

- Identify the key market trends, opportunities and challenges in Brazil

- Obtain historic and forecast market size figures for the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry

- Assess market size information for leisure and hospitality buildings and outdoor leisure facilities

- Obtain market size information for each segment by cost type and by construction activity

- Understand the competitive landscape using the company profiles of the major companies operating in the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry in Brazil

Key Topics Covered:

BRIC Countries Comparison

- Market Opportunity

- Spending Patterns and Attitudes

- Consumer Demographics

Brazil

- Demand Outlook and Changing Market Dynamics of Leisure and Hospitality Construction

- Consumer Demographics and Attitude

- Consumer Preferences in Accommodation

- Market Opportunity and Growth Dynamics

- Trends and Drivers

- Challenges

- Competitive Landscape

Appendix

Companies Mentioned

- Cyrela Brazil Realty

- Gafisa SA

- PDG Realty

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New Market Report: Business Opportunities in the Leisure and Hospitality Buildings Construction Industry in BRIC - SBWire

Boston, MA -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/10/2012 -- China has the largest leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) sector among the BRIC countries, followed by India, Russia and Brazil. The refurbishment of existing hotels to meet demand during sporting events such as the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games is expected to be a key trend in the Brazilian hotel industry. This will avoid an oversupply of hotels, which are already high in number due to the rising popularity of condominium hotels. The Brazilian leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) construction sector grew at a CAGR of 21.17% during the review period, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 10.59% over the forecast period.

The major forces driving hotel development in Russia include the upcoming international sporting events taking place in the country. The forthcoming 2014 Winter Olympic Games has attracted a number of foreign hotel companies to Sochi, and the country's hosting of the 2018 FIFA World Cup also offers immense opportunities for the construction of hotels. The country currently suffers from a severe undersupply of budget hotels, which has resulted in high room rates compared to the European average.

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The growth of the Indian hospitality industry is expected to come from tier-two and tier-three cities. The 45 cities of India with populations of over one million have the most growth potential in the hospitality sector, and major hotel brands are investing in new proprieties in both metro and non-metro cities. Hyderabad, Jaipur, Pune and Chandigarh have emerged as key growth destinations. The growth of tier-two and tier-three cities is driving hotel development activity, which was previously mainly confined to the country's five main cities.

An increasingly competitive market, high property prices, a limited choice of prime locations and high labor costs in tier-one Chinese cities is encouraging investors in hospitality and leisure to expand their presence into tier-two and tier-three cities.

Key Highlights

- China has the largest leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) sector among the BRIC countries, followed by India, Russia and Brazil. China was also the fastest-growing sector during the review period, and the country is also projected to have the fastest-growing sector over the forecast period, with a CAGR of 12.1%.
- Inbound tourists in the BRIC countries spend significant amounts on lodging. This trend is particularly seen in Brazil, Russia and India. Of the total tourist expenditure in Brazil in 2011, 32.1% was spent on lodging. In Brazil and Russia, tourists also spent heavily on sightseeing and entertainment.

Companies Mentioned in this Report: PDG Realty, Gafisa SA, Cyrela Brazil Realty, Holding GVA Sawyer, Inteco, AFI Development Russia, Otkrytye Investitsii OAO, DLF Limited, Sobha Developers Ltd, Unitech Limited, Shapoorji Pallonji Co. & Ltd, China Properties Group Ltd, Shanghai Forte Land Co., Ltd, Accor, Keys Hotels, Ginger Hotels, Berggruen Hotels, Taj Group,, Best Western International Inc., Starwood Hotels Resorts, Hyatt, IHG, Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group, Starwood Hotel Corporation

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Business Opportunities in the Leisure and Hospitality Buildings Construction Industry in Russia: Market Profile - new market research report - Transworld News

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Research and Markets: Business Opportunities in the Leisure and Hospitality Buildings Construction Industry in BRIC

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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/54twnr/business_opportuni) has announced the addition of the "Business Opportunities in the Leisure and Hospitality Buildings Construction Industry in BRIC" report to their offering.

China has the largest leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) sector among the BRIC countries, followed by India, Russia and Brazil. The refurbishment of existing hotels to meet demand during sporting events such as the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games is expected to be a key trend in the Brazilian hotel industry. The Brazilian leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) construction sector grew at a CAGR of 21.17% during the review period, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 10.59% over the forecast period.

The major forces driving hotel development in Russia include the upcoming international sporting events taking place in the country. The country currently suffers from a severe undersupply of budget hotels, which has resulted in high room rates compared to the European average.

The growth of the Indian hospitality industry is expected to come from tier-two and tier-three cities. The 45 cities of India with populations of over one million have the most growth potential in the hospitality sector, and major hotel brands are investing in new proprieties in both metro and non-metro cities.

An increasingly competitive market, high property prices, a limited choice of prime locations and high labor costs in tier-one Chinese cities is encouraging investors in hospitality and leisure to expand their presence into tier-two and tier-three cities.

Scope:

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of leisure and hospitality buildings construction market in the BRIC countries:

- Provides historical values for the BRIC leisure and hospitality buildings construction market for the report's 2007-2011 review period and forecast figures for the 2012-2016 forecast period

- Offers a detailed analysis of market size by cost type and by construction activity

- Offers a detailed analysis of market size by consumer preferences in accommodation

- Covers an exhaustive summary on key trends, drivers and issues in the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry

- Details the competitive landscape in the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry in the BRIC countries

Reasons to Buy:

- Gain insights into the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry in the BRIC countries

- Identify the key market trends, opportunities and challenges in the BRIC countries

- Obtain historic and forecast market size figures for the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry in each country

- Assess market size information for leisure and hospitality buildings and outdoor leisure facilities

- Obtain market size information for each segment by cost type and by construction activity

- Understand the competitive landscape using the company profiles of the major companies operating in the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry in each country

- Obtain market size data for luxury, mid-scale and budget hotels for a period of ten years (2007-2016)

- Use information on consumer demographics and spending patterns

Companies Mentioned:

- AFI Development Russia

- Accor

- Berggruen Hotels

- Best Western International

- Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group

- China Properties Group

- Cyrela Brazil Realty

- DLF Limited, Sobha Developers

- Gafisa SA

- Ginger Hotels

- Holding GVA Sawyer

- Hyatt

- IHG

- Inteco

- Keys Hotels

- Otkrytye Investitsii OAO

- PDG Realty

- Shanghai Forte Land

- Shapoorji Pallonji

- Starwood Hotels Resorts

- Taj Group

- Unitech

- Starwood Hotel

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China has the largest leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) sector among the BRIC countries, followed by India, Russia and Brazil in that order. The refurbishment of existing hotels to meet demand during sporting events such as the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games is expected to be a key trend in the Brazilian hotel industry. This will avoid an oversupply of hotels, which are already high in number due to the rising popularity of condominium hotels. The Brazilian leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) construction sector size grew at a CAGR of 21.17% during the review period, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 10.59% over the forecast period.

The major forces driving hotel development in Russia include the upcoming international sporting events taking place in the country. The forthcoming 2014 Winter Olympic Games have attracted a number of foreign hotel companies to Sochi, and the country?s hosting of the 2018 FIFA World Cup also offers immense opportunities for the construction of hotels. The country currently suffers from a severe undersupply of budget hotels, which has resulted in high room rates compared to the European average.

The growth of the Indian hospitality industry is expected to come from tier-two and tier-three cities. The 45 cities of India with populations of over million have the most growth potential in the hospitality sector, and major hotel brands are investing in new proprieties in both metro and non-metro cities. Hyderabad, Jaipur, Pune and Chandigarh have emerged as key growth destinations. The growth of tier-two and tier-three cities is driving hotel development activity, which was previously mainly confined to the country?s five main cities.

An increasingly competitive market, high property prices, a limited choice of prime locations and high labor costs in tier-one Chinese cities is encouraging investors in hospitality and leisure to expand their presence into tier-two and tier-three cities.

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? China has the largest leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) sector among the BRIC countries, followed by India, Russia and Brazil. China?s was also the fastest-growing sector during the review period, and the country is projected to have fastest-growing sector over the forecast period, with a CAGR of 12.1%.
? Inbound tourists in the BRIC countries spend significant amounts on lodging. This trend is particularly seen in Brazil, Russia and India. Of the total tourist expenditure in Brazil in 2011, 32.1% was spent on lodging. In Brazil and Russia, tourists also spent heavily on sightseeing and entertainment.
? The Brazilian leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) construction sector grew at a CAGR of 21.17% during the review period, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 10.59% over the forecast period
? In Russia, in terms of cost, materials followed by construction services will continue to drive the market in both the leisure and hospitality buildings and outdoor leisure facilities categories. In terms of construction activity, new construction is expected to continue its dominance over the forecast period in both categories. The Russian leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) construction sector is projected to grow at a CAGR of 9.03% over the forecast period
? The Indian leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) construction sector grew at a CAGR of 15.44% during the review period, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 11.2% over the forecast period. The overall growth was largely driven by the leisure and hospitality buildings category, and the trend is expected to continue over the forecast period.
? The Chinese leisure and hospitality buildings (including outdoor leisure facilities) sector is projected to grow at a CAGR of 12.05% over the forecast period to value CNY718.4 billion in 2016.

Scope
This report provides a comprehensive analysis of leisure and hospitality buildings construction market in BRIC countries:
? It provides historical values for the BRIC leisure and hospitality buildings construction market for the report?s 2007?2011 review period and forecast figures for the 2012?2016 forecast period;
? It offers a detailed analysis of market size by cost type and by construction activity;
? It offers a detailed analysis of market size by consumer preferences in accommodation;
? It covers an exhaustive summary on key trends, drivers and issues in the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry;
? It details the competitive landscape in leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry of BRIC countries.

? Gain insights into the leisure and hospitality buildings construction industry of BRIC countries;
? Identify the key market trends and opportunities for both existing companies and prospective new market entrants;
? Analyze the regulatory environment governing the industry in BRIC countries, enabling to identify the options available to enter the market by analyzing the business environment in each nation;
? Assess the competitive landscape in the leisure and hospitality buildings construction market enabling the formulation of effective market-entry strategies.

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Indian travel and leisure companies start knocking on thailand's door

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More Indian companies are set to open shop in Thailand to explore business opportunities here and across the Asean region in the wake of the wide-ranging economic, cultural and educational agreements signed between the two countries last month. That will pave the way for a boom in Indian leisure and business travel, convention and exhibition delegates and VFR travel to, from and within the India-Asean circuit.

"We've already started getting a number of inquiries about procedures (to establish companies here)," Indian ambassador Anil Wadhwa said. The key business sectors of interest are pharmaceuticals, automotive, agriculture and agricultural machinery, gems and jewellery and information technology.

Asked why Indian companies were choosing Bangkok as against any other Asean capital to take advantage of a future Indian-Asean Free Trade Agreement, he cited the ease of connectivity, especially with cities such as Kolkata, as being one reason. Indians also felt more comfortable living in Bangkok from a social and cultural perspective.

Mr Wadhwa said the agreements would boost people movements between the two countries. To facilitate this, the two governments are sorting out looming issues related to visas, work permits and criminality.

Tourism is one major area. With nearly one million Indian arrivals to Thailand last year, the ambassador said several issues have emerged and need sorting out, such as hassles with the visa on arrival formalities at the airport and rip-offs by the jet-ski operators in Pattaya. Indians also have complained about being denied entry inspite of holding a valid visa.

The ambassador said he had discussed this matter with the head of the immigration to try and identify the precise reasons why the problems were occurring, which sometimes could be due to misunderstandings and/or language problems.

In turn, immigration officials have that the Indian visitors themselves are not blame-free in their attempts to duck providing proof of having sufficient funds to cover their costs.

Mr Wadhwa said he was told by the immigration officials that with so many Indian visitors coming to Thailand, a few hundred problem cases can be expected but the ambassador feels it is important to try and reduce even that number.

He has also taken up the jet-ski ripoffs with the mayor of Pattaya.

In all cases, assurances have been given that rectifying measures will be taken. New joint committees have been set up to meet regularly, discuss specific cases and take follow-up action. The Indians have also given the immigration department the phone number of the consular chief at the Indian embassy with instructions to call at any time.

On the commercial side, the ambassador said, Thai and Indian businesses would be tapping into their respective strengths to seek more opportunities in the other country. This would require movements of people with specific skill-sets, removal of impediments and help with cutting through the bureaucracies.

For example he said, Thai spas and restaurants are in demand in India, but staff at Thai spas don't get the salaries which are the minimum required for getting a work permit in India. The same with chefs working in Thai restaurants. Thai companies also want help with the procedures for buying or leasing land in India. And Thais are also asking for visa-on-arrival facilities at Indian airports.

In order to narrow the gap between Indian visitors to Thailand and Thai visitors to India, the Thai side has asked for improved facilities at the Buddhist holy spots Bodhgaya, more long-term visas for Thai businessmen and more scholarships to facilitate higher studies in India.

"It is now a complete package," the ambassador said. "We had a lot of pieces lying around for a long time but have now brought them together. This visit (by Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra) gave the entire package a long-term focus but there's a lot of follow-up work to be done. If you marry your skills together you can do much better as a whole."

The ambassador said stepped up activities are planned on the cultural and educational front. A Thai-India CEOs forum planned for this year will raise the level of business and economic discourse. A Thai-India Foundation will see eminent people from both sides lecturing on a broad range of issues to make people better aware of each other's countries. A chair to be set up at the India Studies Centre at Chulalongkorn University will boost bilateral contacts amongst academia.

"We want to lift the image of India beyond Bharat Natyam (a traditional Indian dance-form) and Buddhism, beyond the stereotypical images into something a little bit more modern. We want to bring in a higher grade of theatre, movies and artistic performances."

The ambassador also indicated there was a heightened sense of urgency for the completion of the road from Moreh in Manipur to Mae Sot in Thailand via Burma, which would boost economic development in India's restive Northeast region by providing access to ports in both Burma and Thailand.

He said it is now hoped that the long-delayed project would be finished within two years.

An India-Asean car rally is planned for this year to highlight the tourism and transportation potential of this vital piece of infrastructure.

Imtiaz Muqbil is Executive Editor of Travel Impact Newswire at www.travel-impact-newswire.com. Twitter: @travelimpact

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