Tourism Breaking News
The guidance for overall airline industry financials remains unchanged as per CAPA India’s latest report. However, full-service carriers are expected to see a relative deterioration in performance compared with earlier results. Softer yields are expected to result in higher losses for the FSCs.
Breaking News
- Employment to surge in travel and tourism sectors with 58 million new jobs expected by 2033: NLB Services
- Mumbai agents struggle with tourist guide rates for their cruise passengers
- New ‘Cascade’ regime should have been done immediately post Covid but better late than never: Mahendra Vakharia
- Handling 74mn pax in FY2024, Delhi Airport largest in India and top 10 in the world: CAPA India
- Sigmund launches AI generated RFP Hub for tourism professionals
- Korea Tourism Organization targets 200,000 Indian travellers in 2024, showcases leisure & MICE offerings
- 61% Indian travellers book flights and 37% book event tickets well in advance: Booking.com report
- Malaysian High Commissioner urges Indian govt to grant reciprocal visa-free access for Malaysians
- 250 narrowbody aircraft likely to be deployed on routes up to 5-7 hours range from India: CAPA India
- ‘Chalo India Roadshow’ to begin after polls, social media global drive to start from ATM Dubai: IATO
- India’s wedding market 2nd largest in the world, 40 crores weddings expected in next 15 years
