Indian budget hotel chain Oyo has pledged to 'do right' by offering free accommodation to coronavirus frontliner workers and citizens stranded overseas, even as the $10 billion start-up continues to battle criticism over its treatment of hotel owners.
Indian budget hotel chain Oyo has pledged to offer free accommodation to frontline health-care workers and foreigners who are stranded overseas.
CEO Ritesh Agarwal told CNBC additional sites from its network would be used as isolation units for asymptomatic people.An OYO Rooms logo seen displayed on a smartphone.Indian budget hotel chain Oyo has pledged to do "the right thing" by offering free accommodation to coronavirus frontline workers and foreigners who are stranded overseas, even as the $10 billion start-up continues to battle criticism over its treatment of hotel owners.
Oyo's founder and CEO, Ritesh Agarwal, said selected sites from its international network of hotels and homestays would be designated to house health-care professionals, police and army staff working on the frontlines of the outbreak, including in the
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