Tourism Breaking News
India’s airlines could still have 250-300 surplus aircraft by March 2021, and could therefore be headed for an unprecedented consolidated loss of USD 4-4.5 billion in FY2021. Approximately 400-450 aircraft were grounded by end of Q2 2020. This figure is expected to improve slightly with 250-300 aircraft being grounded by end of Q4.
Breaking News
- ROHL expands presence in East India, marks its debut in Odisha with Regenta Central in Puri
- Café Akasa celebrates the spirit of Eid with traditional delicacies
- Department of Tourism & Just Udo Aviation Private Limited Join Forces to Transform Tourism Landscape
- GITM 2024 Concludes With a lot of deliberations and discussions of Goa’s Tourism Future
- GOX introduces Digi Yatra to Goa
- FLY91 adds Agatti, Jalgaon to its network
- World’s greatest chef massimo bottura returns to Delhi for a second consecutive year
- ‘Wed in India’ outshines in BJP’s election manifesto, aims to promote select destination across India
- Indian aviation sector set to grow as banks double their lending to ₹45,076 crore over 3 years, says RBI
- Attend webinar on exclusive offers by Tour Fox today at 3 pm, get a chance to win a ticket to Switzerland
- IATO’s 39th Annual Convention to be held in Bhopal from 30 Aug to 2 Sept: Rajnish Kaistha
