Tourism Breaking News
Evgeny Kozlov, Chairman, Moscow City Tourism Committee, informed that Russia aims to attract more Indians and MICE visitors. To do so they have already liberalised visa process and introduced e-visa. Russia aims to double tourism’s contribution to its GDP from 3.8 per cent to 10 per cent by 2030 by launching ‘Tourism and Hospitality’ project in 2025.
Breaking News
- Artificial intelligence will push travellers and the industry to rethink how we engage with the world, says Santosh Kumar
- Flight bookings surge by 188% for Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, experiential travel to dominate 2025, predicts Skyscanner
- India’s hospitality & tourism future bright, market set to grow from $32 bn in FY20 to $52 bn in FY27: FHRAI
- Goa top destination for high-spending travellers; 4 and 5-star hotels see ‘near full capacity’ this season: Rohan Khaunte
- Carlos Diez de la Lastra – CEO Les Roches Global
- Atlantis, The Palm rings in 2025 as international superstar Lionel Richie performs at New Year’s Eve gala
- IndiGo introduces new flights on Bhubaneswar-Dehradun and Dehradun-Srinagar routes
- ITC Hotels expands its presence in North India with opening of 81-room Welcomhotel in Delhi
- Indian airlines to add 86 new commercial aircraft in 2025, down from 107 in 2024: Cirium
- 6.7% increase in aircraft movements in FY2023-24, 15% in passenger traffic: AAl report
- Russia aims to attract more Indians, double tourism sector’s contribution to its GDP from 3.8% to 10% by 2030
