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Discussion from last time around:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10180818

This is posted once every month. Last time it was him lying his way through though.
Somewhere I heard: stealing legally is called doing business. Doing business illegally is called stealing.
Ah, foiled by the old bbc.co.uk/bbc.com impedance mismatch. Thanks!
Curious about how it will become yet another hotel network where there is a real competition out there. Is there an opportunity to grow outside India?
There are probably plenty of other countries where budget hotels are similarly bad and could benefit from the same treatment that Oyo gave to Indian hotels.

Breaking into countries where there are existing widespread budget options like the US, UK, etc. will probably be much harder since there's not that immediate niche to fill. There are unbranded hotels/motels here in the US that could benefit from joining a brand but there's not that vacuum of decent low price chains to fill.

Read it somewhere else, basically it's like:

1. leverage internet

2. renovate the hotels with quality control

3. build the brand for peace of mind.