Tourism Breaking News
Most travellers in India are ready to book domestic and international trips, but only if airlines, airports, hotels and car rental companies collectively implement 10 different safety measures throughout their journey, reveals a new survey by Travelport. Demand for almost every safety measure is highest in India of the five countries surveyed.
Breaking News
- 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
- EPSI’s Round Table and Felicitation Program Highlights Private Sector’s Role in Education
- Clarks Resort appoints Sarvesh Kumar Singh as the General Manager
- South African Tourism wraps up 10th edition of ‘Learn SA’ Workshop series with a successful finale in Kochi
- Both OTAs and traditional travel agents are here to stay as long as they adopt the use of technology and grow their reach: Vishal Bhatia
- Sabah records impressive over 60% growth in Indian visitor arrivals
- Celebrate Culture, Adventure & Serenity at Assam’s Brahmaputra Carnival!
