The Videc’s current study highlighted that short-haul international routes connecting India with Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asia, accounts for roughly 80 per cent of international flown passengers in FY23. It also stated that Middle East sees highest international traffic from India.
Read More »Air is largest travel category in India, dominates country’s tourism market at ₹1,743 bn in FY23
According to VIDEC’s latest study, air is the largest travel category, accounting for slightly less than half of the total India travel market or ₹1,743 billion ($22B) in FY23. The domestic air GBV is ₹781 billion ($9.8B) in FY23, 30% above its pre-pandemic levels.
Read More »Analytics firm VIDEC launches global travel staffing barometer
Boutique advisory and analytics firm VIDEC has launched a Global Travel Staffing Barometer, an online resource to monitor the impact of COVID-19 coronavirus on the travel, tourism and hospitality industry. The free-to-use tracker offers industry insights on the state of terminations, furloughs and pay-cuts, across industry categories and countries, collated from various sources and updated on daily basis. Virendra Jain, Cofounder and CEO, VIDEC, says, “The travel industry is crumbling before our eyes with more than half a million lay-offs in less than a month. Amid the global spread of the pandemic, companies of all shapes and sizes – from the billion-dollar valued to start-ups – are trimming costs, disbanding, and letting go off their most precious asset, the workforce. The Global Travel Staffing Barometer quantifies the discharged staff and aims to become the central hub for tracking the loss of human resources, and in time offer the first glimpses for the road to recovery for the travel industry.” According to this tracker, more than 500,000 workers in the travel, tourism and hospitality industries have been furloughed in the last three weeks.
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