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Kashmir tourism struggles a year after Pahalgam attack as occupancies remain below 50%Kashmir's tourism sector is struggling to recover a year after a terror attack, with hotel occupancies significantly lower than previous ye...- Tourism around Pahalgam picking up; upcoming Amarnath Yatra litmus testPahalgam's tourism is slowly reviving after a devastating attack last year. However, several tourist spots remain shut, affecting hundreds ...
- IHCL remains confident of achieving all its goals: MD and CEOIndian Hotels Company Limited, IHCL, is successfully managing global and local challenges. The company is expanding its brand portfolio acr...
- Hotels report thriving business as corporate travel gathers speedCorporate business travel in India rebounded strongly from August, with September showing significant growth in hotel average daily rates, ...
- A glimmer of hope as tourism trickles back into Kashmir, three months after Pahalgam attackAfter a terror attack, Kashmir's tourism is slowly reviving. Hotels in Srinagar and Sonamarg are seeing some occupancy. Corporate groups ar...
- Radisson Group looking at doubling hotel portfolio in India: South Asia MD Nikhil SharmaRadisson Hotel Group, with over 200 operational hotels in India, aims to double its portfolio, emphasizing sustainable and inclusive growth...
- Monsoon deals drive travel surge as airlines, hotels tap off-season demandTravel platforms are leveraging monsoon sales to boost travel during the off-season, capitalizing on improved traveler confidence after geo...
- Industry seeks government sops to revive tourism in KashmirFollowing the Pahalgam terrorist attack, airlines and hotels are urging the government to provide incentives to revive tourism in Jammu and...
- Travel industry plans special outreach campaigns to revive Kashmir tourismFollowing the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor, the travel industry is initiating plans to revive tourism in Jammu and Kashmir....
- Holiday rush: Most top-end hotels sold out for the year end despite rise in overseas travelIndia's leisure destinations are experiencing a surge in year-end holiday bookings, with increased occupancies and higher room tariffs comp...
- Travel platforms see bookings hot up for chilly destinationsTravel companies are experiencing a surge in bookings as extreme heatwave conditions drive people to cooler destinations like Kullu, Manali...
- Marriott International signs agreement with BeeKay Group to launch five new hotels in Jharkhand and West BengalRajeev Menon, president, Asia Pacific (excluding greater China) at Marriott International said the chain is well on its way to get past 200...
- Fully booked: Hotels leave Covid scars behindAn ITC Hotels spokesperson said all ITC leisure hotels did very well during the long weekend, and properties such as Welcomhotel Amritsar s...
- Indians have let loose their wanderlust this DiwaliTravel platforms, homestay brands, hotels and resorts have all witnessed a dramatic spike in demand this week, indicating a shift in consum...
- How soon will hospitality sector recover? Here's what Radisson Group's expansion plans point toThe chain which currently employs around 12,000 people, will open 15 hotels this year. It has launched hotels in Dharamshala, Visakhapatnam...
- Kashmir is turning into a hot property for hotel chainsDespite its perception as a stressed tourist market, occupancies and room rates for existing properties have been impressive, leading to a ...
- Kashmir sees sharp decline in tourists this year due to political situationThere are only about 20 per cent occupancy in hotels and very few advance bookings even as the peak season has started. The situation is go...
- Tourism sector in Kashmir suffers a loss of around Rs 3,000 croreThe tourism destinations and hotels both in private and government sector have been worst affected and most of the hotels are left with zer...
- Kashmir opens itself for Bollywood againBollywood is coming back to Kashmir finally. And let’s hope we get to see a happily-ever-after climax.
- Bollywood returns to Kashmir againOfficials think shooting of films would supplement their efforts to help tourism revive its full potential in the Kashmir valley. Mad for M...
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