Tourism Breaking News
Terming non-refund of tickets booked during lockdown and the creation of an involuntary credit shell by airlines as violation of the civil aviation requirements and provisions of the Aircraft Rules of 1937, DGCA has informed the Supreme Court that tickets booked on both domestic and international carriers for air travel between March 25 to May 3 this year will be fully refunded.
Breaking News
- Japan National Tourism Organization Delhi office designates AllKnown Marketers as their India market representative
- Suman Billa returns to MOT as Additional Secretary
- Sarovar Hotels launches “Call of Majestic Mountains” campaign
- The Fern Hotels & Resorts launches SKK The Fern-An Ecotel Hotel in Jaisalmer
- Domestic air passenger traffic estimated at 154 million for FY2024: ICRA report
- Sri Lanka introduces new online visa system with effect from 17 April, 2024
- Singapore Tourism chooses golf to connect with C-suite corporate clients that are vital to stay competitive
- Demand for immersive experiences at an all-time high in India’s growing sports fandom: Monish Shah, Founder & CEO, DreamSetGo
- FHRAI Seeks Relief for Hospitality Sector from DGFT’s Secondary Conditions
- Environment-friendly travel to Kashmir guarantees prosperity of the Union Territory, says Jyoti Mayal
- Malaysia aims 35.6 mn foreign tourist arrivals & RM147.1 bn spending during Visit Malaysia Year 2026: Manoharan Periasamy
