Tourism Breaking News
Around 2000 students, staying over for at least 6 nights each, travel from India to Abu Dhabi every year, and the city is introducing exciting new attractions to boost these numbers. Accommodation has been simplified further by the Abu Dhabi government waiving off Tourism Dirhams on hotels, and having free admission for students under 18 to the most popular tourist spots in the city.
Breaking News
- Traveler Demand Increased by 13.8% in March
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- New German Passenger Tax increase to weaken German economy and hamper decarbonization: IATA
- Hospitality industry is responsible for 1-2% of global carbon emissions: HRAWI president
- TCS has not impacted business, but it has complicated it: Harmandeep Singh Anand
- Sector closed 2023 with 63-65% occupancy rate, up 3-5 percentage points from previous year: HVS ANAROCK
- Taiwan to watch out for, forays into India
- Luxury Resort from Munnar found place in World’s Top 25 Hotels list
- 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
