Tourism Breaking News
37% of Indian sports fans happily admit that they would be willing to pay more for sports travel than their family vacation, revealed a report by Booking.com. The report also revealed that 42% of Indian sports fans (highest globally) say that they would cancel their honeymoon if it clashed with their team/athlete playing a big game, vs. the global average of 19%.
Breaking News
- Australian premium wines return to ProWine Mumbai for 2024 edition
- Manohar International Airport, Goa, welcomes Enter Air’s first seasonal charter flights from Poland
- Boya: A New Era of Luxury Dining Opens in New Delhi
- Singapore airlines elevates suites and first class experience by exclusively offering Cristal 2025 champagne
- There is a need to develop tier-II, III cities to reduce pressure on popular destinations: DG Tourism
- We want more airlines to operate in India, ready to extend support to new airlines to new ventures: KR Naidu
- Explore opportunities in luxury & hospitality domains of Abu Dhabi, attend an exclusive webinar today at 3pm
- Skal India looks at opening new clubs across India
- SpiceJet plans to launch seaplane operations in 2025, connecting some of India’s most remote and picturesque locations, announces CMD Ajay Singh
- Singapore welcomes one millionth Indian visitor on 31st October 2024, marking strong tourism recovery
- InterGlobe’s International Hospitality Brand Miiro expands its footprint in Europe
