Tourism Breaking News
The International tourism fair is planning its next edition with a very positive outlook, backed by the acceleration of tourism activity and by the resilience developed in recent editions, and with the significant government and industry support received. The major global event for tourism professionals, organised by IFEMA MADRID, will hold its 43rd consecutive edition from 18 to 22 January 2023.
Breaking News
- ITQ to implement tech solutions for travel agents to help them handle their customers better and scale up their business: Anoop Tewari
- More Indians want to fly business class this holiday season
- India leads global tourism surge with record spending and luxury travel trends
- Unless we address the supply side immediately, we risk missing the tourism opportunity altogether: Suman Billa
- We must shift focus to international market, specially high-value tourism, for greater unit value realisation: Amitabh Kant
- Telangana unveils Tourism policy 2025-2030, eyes Rs 15,000 cr investments and 3 lakh jobs over next 5 years
- We should achieve 2020 arrival figures by March 2025, then we can focus on increasing numbers further: Mehra
- Domestic airfares to mountain destinations surge, New Delhi to Srinagar fares jump 18%: ixigo
- Indian government must incentivise SAF production to boost aviation & tourism: Julia Simpson
- Inbound travel to India shows 9% growth in 2024, 7% year-on-year rise in influx from the Americas
- Lily Beach Resort & Spa Prepares to Celebrate Festive Season in Tropical Luxury
