During 2012, global tourist volumes have grown by a modest 3-4% as compared to 5.9% during the year 2011. Foreign Tourist arrivals (FTAs) to India grew by 5.4% during 2012 with India welcoming 6.65 million travelers.
The growth trajectory had slowed down sharply from that of the previous two years. However growth subdued to about 5-6%. There continues to be several dark clouds in the horizon driving down global consumer confidence due to the global uncertainty. The domestic situation has been largely stable, while the rate cut, spate of reforms and some healthy corporate numbers in 2012-2013 provide some respite in the near term.
According to a report, significant supply addition is expected across key markets in India during 2012-13, particularly in Chennai and the NCR. Supply addition in 2013-14 also expected to be robust. The Indian Hotel occupancies, barring some pick up in October 2012, has been lower than the previous fiscal.

INDIAN Hotel INDUSTRY AT A Glance IN 2011 - 2012
Hotel Association of India
The Federation of Hotel and Restaurant Associations of India (FHRAI)
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