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Articles tagged “oyo”

Hotels

Oyo Founder Describes U.S. Owner Concerns as ‘Teething Issues’

A deeper engagement with owners is definitely one of the key things Oyo needs to achieve to address some of its problems. CEO Ritesh Agarwal, who recently took a larger stake in the company, seems to be on the case.

Raini Hamdi, Skift | 5 years ago

Oyo Founder Describes U.S. Owner Concerns as ‘Teething Issues’

Online Travel

MakeMyTrip and Oyo Downplay India Regulatory Probe

MakeMyTrip definitely faces some near-term challenges, but it doesn't consider a recently announced regulatory probe in India to be one of them.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 5 years ago

MakeMyTrip and Oyo Downplay India Regulatory Probe

Tourism

Can a Fast-Growing Oyo Patch Up the Early Cracks?

It’s raining doubts on Oyo Hotels & Homes, a far cry from the awe that was poured on its founder and CEO Ritesh Agarwal when he came in six years ago brandishing the simple belief that “everyone deserves a beautiful living space.” Can Oyo fix its apparent shortfalls?

Raini Hamdi, Skift | 5 years ago

Can a Fast-Growing Oyo Patch Up the Early Cracks?

Hotels

All of Oyo’s Brands Explained: New Skift Research

Oyo's multi-brand strategy speaks to its ambition to expand out of the budget category it started in. For now most of these brands are concentrated in India, which serves as a test market for Oyo. It will be interesting to watch how these regional offerings fare and evolve to fit into foreign markets.

Seth Borko and Danni Santana, Skift Research | 5 years ago

All of Oyo’s Brands Explained: New Skift Research

Hotels

Budget Chain Oyo Can Be a Nightmare for U.S. Hotel Operators Despite Its Hype

Oyo has a hype machine to rival any brand. But beneath all of the disruption, some hotel owners complain its technology is unstable and lacks functionality, leaving them to clean up the mess. Growth for growth's sake may seem great for a unicorn-like valuation, but the hotel chain will need to grapple with flaws in its business model that can't keep pace.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 5 years ago

Budget Chain Oyo Can Be a Nightmare for U.S. Hotel Operators Despite Its Hype

Hotels

An In-Depth Look at Hotel Chain Oyo’s Financials and Strategy: New Skift Research

Oyo promises a new type of hotel company. It’s an asset-light brand that seeks to connect the global long tail of mom-and-pop hotels through its tech and distribution platform. But can it live up to the hype? Skift Research dives deep into Oyo’s business strategy and financial performance.

Seth Borko, Skift Research | 5 years ago

An In-Depth Look at Hotel Chain Oyo’s Financials and Strategy: New Skift Research

Hotels

European Vacation Rental Business Awaze Targets More Acquisitions

The vacation rental sector is still pretty fragmented with plenty of single destination specialists still around. Awaze, with its private equity backing, wants to change this.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 5 years ago

European Vacation Rental Business Awaze Targets More Acquisitions

Tourism

Thomas Cook Is Dead, Long Live Thomas Cook — in Asia

Thomas Cook Group may have caved in, but in China and India, the companies that bear the name are profitable. Why?

Raini Hamdi, Skift | 5 years ago

Thomas Cook Is Dead, Long Live Thomas Cook — in Asia

Hotels

Oyo Turns to Danamica for Artificial Intelligence Firepower for Vacation Rentals

Oyo is more than just a budget hotel operator these days. Investments into its vacation home rental business are proof of that.

Danni Santana, Skift | 5 years ago

Oyo Turns to Danamica for Artificial Intelligence Firepower for Vacation Rentals

Hotels

Budget Hotel Chain Oyo Continues Meteoric Growth With Vegas Hooters Acquisition

Oyo is opening, on average, one new hotel per day. It should be available in all 50 U.S. states in no time.

Danni Santana, Skift | 5 years ago