Devotees embarking on the Chardham Yatra starting April 19 will face a minimum registration fee. Officials announced this decision to preve...

The hospitality and travel sectors are experiencing a surge in demand this festive season, with strong bookings for both urban and leisure ...

Uttarakhand hoteliers face significant losses due to damaged access roads to popular destinations like Dehradun and Mussoorie, resulting in...

Dubai visa rejections surge, impacting Indian travelers with stricter documentation requirements. Travel agents report increased financial ...

Vikramjit Singh, president of Lemon Tree Hotels, said the rains have impacted the hotel demand in Uttarakhand last week over the Independen...

A spokesperson for Leela Palaces Hotels & Resorts said the chain is looking to hire around 800-900 associates to support its expansion plan...

Rajesh Kumar, senior vice president for human resources at Lemon Tree Hotels, said the chain will hire at least 2,000 workers for new hotel...

"We are seeing tremendous demand... It shows that the energy to celebrate and spend time with friends and family among people is very stron...

Having been buoyed by pent-up travel demand after the second wave, hospitality industry is anticipating a severe blow from the surging thir...

Some of the hotels hosting popular parties and year end events have also seen packed bookings.

Hotels, ashrams, guest houses and dharmashalas in the temple towns of Haridwar and Rishikesh used to be bursting at the seams at this time ...

Street violence combined with prohibitive orders are having a direct impact on businesses everywhere.

As travelers seek comfort on their spiritual sojourns, luxury hotels have been quick to spot the demand.

The leisure markets of northern India witnessed a slump in business even in their peak season summer this year.

A day after the National Green Tribunal accepted the Uttarakhand government's submission that no new licenses will be issued to rafting cam...

Hills in north have been battered by rains and flash floods but even destinations that haven't been impacted have started to lose business.

The millennium’s longest solar eclipse tomorrow that coincides with the Mahakumbh Mela has proved lucky for the travel industry.