Outbound travel from India is experiencing a surge, fueled by increased air connectivity, greater purchasing power, and a shift in traveler...

Deaths from the virus rose to 1,350 on Thursday and airlines are bracing for lower ticket sales as worries over the virus's spread hit appe...

Japanese airlines All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines will start direct flights to Tokyo from Chennai and Bengaluru, respectively, for th...

Japan National Tourism Organisation which saw a year on year 15.5% increase in Indian visitors from January to June this year.

Country-wise, North America has the highest number of active business jets at 13,685, followed by Europe, Russia and the CIS (ex-Soviet rep...

Among domestic destinations, Mumbai, New Delhi, Pondicherry, Lonavala, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Chennai were cited as the most popular choic...

Abu Dhabi welcomed 21% more Indian tourists in 2015, according to Abu Dhabi Tourism and Culture Authority (TCA Abu Dhabi).

The Indian traveller is now getting increasingly noticed among the busloads of Japanese and Chinese tourists at global tourist destinations.

In a bid to attract tourists from India, Monaco Government Tourist and Convention Bureau recently concluded roadshows in Mumbai and Delhi.

Four lakh Chinese tourists visited that country and spent about US$ 830 million in shopping during the National Day holiday week.

Thomas Cook India has partnered with RBL Bank to distribute its multi-currency borderless prepaid card through the bank's 185 branches acro...

In an interview with ET Now, Anil Khandelwal, CFO, Cox and Kings, talks about the overall company's recent performance and strategies. Exce...

Shares of Thomas Cook India gained further Monday after the company announced its alliance with Japan's largest travel company, JTB Corp.

The top five destinations for Indian tourists in 2008 will be China, Macau, Papua New Guinea, Cambodia and Malaysia.

Shares of Thomas Cook India were locked on 20 per cent upper circuit Friday after reports that it has tied up with the Japanese travel serv...

Travel major Thomas Cook (India) has tied up with the Japanese travel services firm, JTB Corp to boost its travel business.

Self-drive holidays, adventure packages, cruising, skiing, wine-tasting tours - Indians are trying it all.