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Spree Hospitality unveils its newest addition – a luxurious boutique hotel in Bangalore!

Spree Hospitality, a leading hospitality company with a portfolio of hotels and resorts across India, has announced the launch of its latest property Zip by Spree Hotels Purple Orchid. This 4-star property is located near Hope Farm, Whitefield in Bangalore. The property’s doors will open to guests on April 25th, 2023. This is Spree Hospitality’s fifth property in Bangalore. The upcoming property is set to become the ultimate destination for business and leisure travellers looking for stylish accommodation options in Bangalore. As part of EaseMyTrip, Spree Hospitality provides unbeatable service, comfort, and style. Spree Hospitality currently operates 30 plus properties across India in the hotel, club and guesthouse industry and more than 7 hotels will be launched this quarter. Expressing happiness on the latest addition to the portfolio, Vice President of Spree Hospitality Mr. Sagar Khurana said “We are excited to offer a unique and luxurious experience to our guests at our upcoming hotel in Bangalore. Our goal is to provide affordable yet high quality accommodation to travellers in key locations across India. We are confident that our hotel will become a sought-after destination for business and leisure travellers alike due to its state-of-the-art amenities, impeccable service, and prime location. As we welcome guests from around the world to Bangalore, we look forward to providing them with the best experience possible.” Featuring 60 spacious rooms, Zip by Spree Hotels Purple Orchid offers a modern-looking interior that is designed to make guests feel comfortable and relaxed. Hotel guests can enjoy both local and international cuisine at the hotel’s in-house restaurant, which features elegant décor and cozy ambiance. Zip by Spree Hotels Purple Orchid offers guests a well-equipped fitness center as well …

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Post Covid, travellers favour non-stop connections and simple flight itineraries

According to Forwardkeys, post-Covid, non-stop connections and simple flight itineraries have become decisive factors for travellers concerned about the inconveniences of varying travel requirements and the likelihood of flight disruptions. Despite travel restrictions now being lifted in most destinations around the world, this trend is expected to persist in 2023.  

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Government to incentivise private players looking at investing in Caravan tourism

Prem Krishnan, Additional Director, Kerala Tourism, stated that Caravan Tourism has been recently launched and is gaining momentum. As part of the initiative, 14 tourist hubs are planned to be established along with caravan parks. Private players interested in investing in the caravan business are being offered incentives by the government.  

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Ministry will work with states and industries to develop two adventure mega trails in 2023

The government is planning to launch two mega adventure tourism trails in the Himalaya and the Ganga this year. Addressing a session at the G20 tourism working group meeting, Tourism Minister G. Kishan Reddy said, “The trails are expected to be launched this year. The ministry will work with states and industries for development of two adventure mega trails in 2023 — the Ganga trail and north-western Himalayan trails.”

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M!CE travel from India speeded up Yas Island’s recovery post pandemic

Liam Findlay CEO Miral Destinations said M!CE was the first industry to recover from the pandemic, with India being the fastest-recovering market. “To tap the potential, our company has dedicated resources and a specialized team to attract M!CE companies and events to come Yas Island. We offer a very attractive incentive scheme”, he said. 

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Oman Tourism begins year with 3 city sales missions

As part of an interactive and informative sessions, Oman Tourism recently completed its three city sales missions with more than 20-25 prominent outbound trade partners each from Cochin, Hyderabad, and Kolkata in India. The sales missions were held on 21, 22 and 24 March 2023. The objective was to create awareness about the Sultanate of Oman in the trade and motivate them to sell the Sultanate of Oman as a leisure destination to their clients. The sales missions were graced by two delegates from the Muscat head office—Mr. Yousuf Khalaf Al Mujaizi, Assistant Director, Business Development and Mr. Mubarak Salim Al Harrasi, Head, Section of Arab and Asia markets. The sales missions were also attended by the members of Oman Air, whose participation was the focus of the three events. Two persons from each of the Indian cities were presented Oman Air tickets for answering a simple quiz post presentation. The event started at around 11.00 hours with a presentation by Oman Air and Oman Tourism, which was followed by a networking lunch. After learning about the exquisite culture, heritage, and adventure on offer in Oman, the trade partners were extremely eager to promote the picturesque destination to their clients. The response from the tourism industry was extremely positive. The team was thrilled with the excellent feedback from the three markets and is anticipating an increase in visitors from these cities to Oman. Earlier on 20 March, meetings were conducted in Cochin with five trade partners in their offices about the need to promote the Sultanate as a picturesque destination with their customers. On 25 March in Kolkata, a sit-down lunch was organized at a hotel with five trade partners …

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 G-20 Ambassadors, NE stakeholders to explore tourism potential at Siliguri meet

Ahead of the 2nd Tourism Working Group Meeting, Harsh Vardhan Shingla, Chief Coordinator of G20 India, highlighted the opportunity for India’s North Eastern region to showcase its cultural heritage and tourism potential. At a press conference in Darjeeling, Shingla announced that 10 ambassadors from G20 nations would visit the area and engage with local stakeholders to discuss the region’s potential. 

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Rising airfares in Asia Pacific pose threat to aviation sector’s recovery: ACI  

Airports Council International (ACI)-Asia Pacific has warned that the aviation industry’s recovery is threatened by rising airfares in the Middle East and Asia Pacific regions, despite stable airport charges. ACI-Asia Pacific’s latest industry outlook reveals that, despite airports’ substantial efforts to freeze or lower airport charges in 2022, airfares rose by an average of 53% compared to 2019. 

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