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DIWALI TRAVEL CANCELLATIONS
How to choose the right domestic travel insurance for your Diwali tripAs the festival of lights approaches, travel bookings are skyrocketing to exotic locales like Thailand and Vietnam, as well as enchanting I...- IRCTC down: Thousands of users report issues while booking tickets ahead of DiwaliIRCTC Site down: Thousands of users are experiencing issues with the IRCTC website, which is reportedly down ahead of the busy Diwali and C...
- Travel for Diwali, weddings cancelled; panic grips Indian H-1B holders amid Trump's visa fee hikeA wave of panic swept through the Indian community in the US on H-1B visas following President Trump's proclamation of a staggering USD 100...
- Nepal Protest: Tour operators fear cancellations, and losses both to individuals and businessesPolitical unrest in Nepal, resulting in casualties and injuries, is expected to severely impact tourism during the upcoming festive season....
- Ahead of assembly polls, MSRTC withdraws passenger fare hike move for Diwali seasonThe Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) cancelled the planned 10% fare hike for the Diwali season, providing relief to pas...
- OTAs, hotels, airlines launch 'festive' offers to boost bookings furtherFor the first time, Cleartrip has partnered with Flipkart for the big billion days sale that goes on till October 10 and offers a flat 20% ...
- Coronavirus pandemic-hit tourism industry pins hope on festive season"There is interest and queries are coming in about destinations and safety measures, but these are yet to be translated into bookings,"Trav...
- Tourists cancel bookings for Kashmir on security fearsReports say 50% of travellers who were to visit Kashmir in August have cancelled already.
- Chances of confirmation of wait list tickets during holidaysBoth, officials of the rail ministry as well as Rathi, credit the trend to addition of new trains and extra coaches which have helped accom...
- Booking early a risk as air ticket cancellation charge risesSpiceJet increased its fee to Rs 3,000 for domestic and Rs 3,500 for international, to match those of IndiGo. Till Tuesday, it was Rs 2,250...
- The best headphones to cut out the noise this DiwaliThe Bose QuietComfort 35 headphones promise you a never-before audio experience while you are travelling, working, or relaxing.
- Surge in air travel bookings during this Diwali: ReportIt also revealed that in the top sectors, the fares have increased by up to 30 per cent, with festivities still one month away - signalling...
- Demonetisation impacts aviation sector, flight ticket sales dip 10%Travel industry insiders say the Delhi smog seen post Diwali did not see a dip in inflow of foreign tourists to North India's they could no...
- Tourists see opportunity in Greece crisisGreece, reeling under a financial crisis, is luring tourists to explore the country famous for its cultural landmarks and beautiful beaches.
- Dream trip abroad off as dollar jump pinchesWith the dollar and currencies like the Euro and the Pound at a dizzying high, lakhs of Indian tourists like Bhasin are in a quandary.
- Kingfisher Airlines to pay 46000 for cancelling flightA district forum recently ordered Kingfisher Airlines Ltd and a ticketing agency to pay Rs 46,000 for causing mental agony and financial lo...
- Travel advisory and weak economic sentiments may hit tourism, hotel businessesTravel advisories from five countries and weak economic sentiments in western countries could act as a double whammy for India's travel, to...
- Air India strike: Flyers forced to shell out moreThe strike by Air India pilots led to harassment of passengers, many of whom not just missed their flights but were forced to purchase tick...
- Cracker of a time for Diwali travellers on ATF price cutsTour operators are going out of their way to offer value-for-money travel packages this festive season as foreign tourists cancel bookings ...
- Turmoil to derail travel plans of Bangkok-bound touristsThe political turmoil in Thailand is likely to lead to change in travel plans of leisure travellers in the forthcoming festival season.
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