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Better presence of Indian hotels & airlines needed at international trade shows: Singh
Arvind Singh, Secretary, Tourism, has said that at international travel fairs, every country has significant representation of hotels and airlines at their stalls. “However, India only has tour operators and travel agents. There is hardly any presence of hotels and airlines. Going ahead, we need to ramp that up because … Read More » -
Civil aviation & tourism conjoined twins in seeing each other’s development: Scindia
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‘Government believes tourism promotion is effective if ministries work in cohesion’: Reddy
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Air India completes one year under TATA, doubles average daily revenue: Campbell
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International promotions to be continued by national tourism board when its formed
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Over 300 buyers register for GPS Bhubaneshwar that concludes today
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Airlines continue to face challenges in bringing capacity back: Sabre
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Budget must give adequate resources for development of tourism infrastructure: JK Mohanty
J K Mohanty, Chairman – HRAO & IATO Eastern Region, has said, “The budget should provide adequate resources for the development of tourism infrastructure in the country. Further, the hospitality sector had been demanding infrastructure status for last 10 years but govt has not paid any attention to this.” Read More » -
Subhash Goyal appointed Honorary Patron for NIMA
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‘Inter-ministerial board with state govts can resolve adventure tourism issues in India’: Ajeet Bajaj
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India’s domestic air traffic in Revenue Passenger Kilometers or RPKs increased by 11.1% YoY: IATA
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Delay in classification of Gujarat & Chhattisgarh hotels hurting business: FHRAI
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IHG revenue was up 26% YoY for H1 of 2022, 2% ahead of 2019 levels: Sudeep Jain
Sudeep Jain, Managing Director, South West Asia, IHG, has said, “In Q2, 2022, our total revenue in India exceeded 2019 levels where occupancy levels jumped from 60% in Q1 to close to 75% in Q2 of 2022, demonstrating a 26% jump YoY for H1 of 2022, which was 2% ahead … Read More » -
‘Maharashtra has identified hotels to be developed in PPP mode, to be showcased at GTIS 2023’: Maha P. Secy.
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One Rep Global appointed India representative for De L’Europe Amsterdam
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Swiss Hotel Apartments inks agreement with Wanderlust Marketing to target India’s high potential market for unique outbound travel experiences
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CGH Earth exploring possibilities of entering North India market
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Better presence of Indian hotels & airlines needed at international trade shows: Singh
Arvind Singh, Secretary, Tourism, has said that at international travel fairs, every country has significant representation of hotels and airlines at their stalls. “However, India only has tour operators and travel agents. There is hardly any presence of hotels and airlines. Going ahead, we need to ramp that up because … Read More » -
‘Government believes tourism promotion is effective if ministries work in cohesion’: Reddy
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International promotions to be continued by national tourism board when its formed
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MoT celebrates National Tourism Day with focus on Rural & Community Centric Tourism
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Ministry of Tourism participates in FITUR, one of world’s largest international tourism trade fairs in Madrid
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Over 300 buyers register for GPS Bhubaneshwar that concludes today
Welcoming all trade partners and potential exhibitors to Global Panorama Showcase 2023, Harmandeep Singh Anand, MD, Global Panorama Showcase, says, “We successfully completed four cities in the last quarter of 2022, we now welcome trade partners to GPS 2023 with Kolkata, pune, Chandigarh, Nagpur, Lucknow and Bhubaneshwar. We had over … Read More » -
MoT celebrates National Tourism Day with focus on Rural & Community Centric Tourism
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‘Look forward to more investments in J&K, want to outsource assets’: Sunaina Mehta, Joint director, Tourism, J&K
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We want to transform Kerala into an interconnected tourist destination: Kerala Tourism Minister
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Punjab to embark on activities to highlight adventure, caravan tourism
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Civil aviation & tourism conjoined twins in seeing each other’s development: Scindia
Jyotiraditya Scindia, Minister of Civil Aviation, has said that tourism and civil aviation are two sides of the same coin. “These two sectors are conjoined twins in terms of seeing development of each other’s sector,” he claimed. Read More » -
Air India completes one year under TATA, doubles average daily revenue: Campbell
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Airlines continue to face challenges in bringing capacity back: Sabre
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THAI Smile Airways reintroduces direct flight service between Jaipur and Bangkok
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Tier I and II airports should be privatised, govt to privatise 25 more airports: Shri Narayan Rao