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Piyush Goyal says India, Canada aim to seal CEPA by year-end; target $50 billion trade by 2030India and Canada are working to finalize a trade agreement this year. Both nations aim to significantly boost economic cooperation. Bilater...- Lenskart, Ola’s Q4 scorecards; Visa maze for laid-off techiesLenskart has posted a sharp jump in its March-quarter revenue even as profit dipped marginally. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- FIFA fever grips India: Fans rush to book World Cup 2026 trips despite high airfares and rupee woesIndian football fans are defying geopolitical tensions, high airfares and a weakening ₹ to attend the FIFA World Cup 2026. This year, a gro...
- India and Canada: Building a smarter partnership for global talentIndia and Canada are forging a new partnership. This collaboration moves beyond student numbers to strategic alliances. Governments, univer...
- Traveling this summer? Major airlines cut routes — check the list to see if you are affectedAirlines Cut Routes Due to Rising Fuel Costs from the Iran War — Is Your Summer Flight at Risk? Jet fuel prices have doubled since the war ...
- Medical tourism 2.0: Why dental tourism could be India’s next big healthcare exportIndia's dental tourism is experiencing significant growth. International patients are increasingly choosing India for advanced dental care,...
- Canadians continue to avoid US travel as homegrown tourism surges; Travel by residents jumps 6.9 million trips year over year in Q3 2025Canadians are increasingly embracing domestic travel, with millions more trips taken within the country. This surge, driven by multicultura...
- US sees drop in foreign visitors in 2025 even as global tourism spending risesDespite a global tourism boom, the United States saw a 6% drop in foreign visitors in 2025, with international travel spending rising world...
- Canadians ghost US as cross border friendship collapses amid political tensions and Trump’s tariffsCanada witnesses a sharp decline in travel to the United States. Political tensions and economic factors contribute to this trend. Return t...
- Trade war and tariffs to take a toll on U.S economy: Reduced travel and U.S products boycott could cost the U.S a whopping $90 billionDue to President Trump's trade policies and tariff disputes, the US economy faces a potential $90 billion loss this year. Tourism is declin...
- Indians spend 94.8% of GDP contribution on leisure travel, says World Tourism reportIndians spend just over 5% on work-related or business travel.
- Philippines witnesses 22% growth in Indian tourists during first nine months of 2015Philippines has witnessed around 22% growth in Indian tourists visiting the country during the first nine months of 2015 as compared to the...
- Tourists getting noticed: India's mobility score rises to 50 from 32 in 2008, says UN's Visa Openness ReportThe Visa Openness Report 2014 by the United Nations World Tourism Organization says India has improved on its mobility score – the extent t...
- Indian tourists to US to cross 10 lakhs in 2015: ReportThe Department of Commerce in its latest report on international visitors and their projections, said 69.8 million international visitors t...
- News this season in a capsuleThe Canadian Tourism Commission has announced that it has registered a double digit growth of 16.5% in the number of visitor arrivals from ...
- Slowdown-hit tourism sector struggles to move aheadThe economic slowdown in the US and Europe coupled with adverse travel advisories hit the tourism sector in 2011.
- Incredible India campaign: US, UK and Bangladesh occupy top 3 spotsThe 'Incredible India' campaign attracted maximum number of foreign tourists from the United States, followed by the United Kingdom in 2010.
- World's top 10 tourist destinationsOn World Tourism Day (September 27) we list popular destinations as well as travel trends that the globe trotters follow. Also see:
- After IT, BPO, medical tourism emerge as fastest growing sectorDespite the global economic downturn, medical tourism has emerged as the fastest growing sector of the Indian tourism industry as it provid...
- A-Pac to ride a $4.6 trillion tourism waveTravel and tourism are expected to bring $4.6 trillion a year to the Asia Pacific region by 2010 despite the threat of a US recession, acco...
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