Tourism Breaking News
CAPA India has said that the chances of a successful divestment of Air India may be less certain as of May 2021. It furthe said that the Government would need to at least have a plan B ready. Earlier, CAPA India in January 2021 had mentioned that the government’s commitment to privatisation of Air India and airports is laudable.
Breaking News
- To shift perception abroad, India must first reimagine and evolve what it offers: Ruhani Duggal
- Short-haul advantage makes Oman a top pick for Indian MICE this year: Khalid Al Zadjali
- Indian hotel rates soar; Bengaluru tops with 27% ARR growth in September: HVS ANAROCK
- Holiday Inn New Delhi Aerocity ushers in the Festive Season with a Grand 2025 Cake Mixing Ceremony and the launch of its Firey Barbeque & Chills- Season 2
- Legacy Hotels invests in Earth Hotels to expand sustainable hospitality across regions
- Air India to add new wide-body aircraft every six weeks from 2026: CEO
- Get ‘Brand India’ right; go beyond traditional circuit to promote other experiences: Bjorn DeNiese
- IHCL sees double-digit growth from key global markets, demand rising from new regions
- Saudia unveils SV lifestyle brand at Riyadh Fashion Week
- ‘Most Trusted B2B Travel Portal’ TripShope calls recognition by ITA ‘a big privilege’
- PPP key to building India’s trillion-dollar experience economy by 2047: Zubin Saxena
