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Industry body FAITH advocates for a tourism growth charter to unlock opportunities at annual conclaveIndia's tourism sector will grow at 8.5% this year, contributing $286 billion to GDP. By 2036, India is projected to become the world's fou...- Middle East tourism pain is Europe's gainEuropeans are choosing to vacation closer to home as the war in the Middle East has amplified security concerns and made long-haul flights ...
- Travel, tourism to support 9 crore new jobs by 2035: WTTCThe World Travel & Tourism Council projects 9.1 crore new jobs in the travel and tourism sector over the next decade, accounting for one-th...
- US set to lose $29 bn in tourism. What is pushing travellers away from The States?The U.S. is projected to be the only country to see a drop in international tourist spending in 2025, with losses estimated between $12.5 b...
- India’s rising middle class joins the $15 trillion global travel opportunityA new report by Boston Consulting Group reveals that global leisure travel spending is projected to triple by 2040, driven by emerging mark...
- Middle East's Schengen style GCC tourist visa approved, to be rolled out 'soon'The long-pending unified tourist visa for Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries has received official approval and is set for rollout so...
- India's international visitor spend soars to record highs: WTTCIndia's travel and tourism anticipates unprecedented growth. The sector's economic contribution may reach Rs 22 trillion in 2025. It is exp...
- US is on track to lose $12 billion in travel revenue in 2025The United States is projected to lose $12.5 billion in travel revenue in 2025, becoming the only country out of 184 analysed by the World ...
- Contribution of travel and tourism sector to India's economy estimated at Rs 16.5 trillion for 2023: WTTCThis year, international spending is going to be up to Rs 2 trillion as per WTTC while domestic spends are estimated at Rs 12.6 trillion.
- India to add 10 million tourism jobs in the next decadeThe World Travel & Tourism Council forecasts that the total number of jobs which are dependent in some form on Travel & Tourism will increa...
- India’s is the world’s 7th largest tourism economy in terms of GDP, says WTTCThe travel and tourism sector generated Rs 14.1 trillion (USD208.9 billion) in 2016, which is world’s 7th largest in terms of absolute size...
- Tourism supports 1 in 10 jobs, outpacing global economy for 6th consecutive year, WTTCGlobal visitor exports, which is money spent by foreign visitors, accounted for 6.6% of total world exports, and almost 30% of total world ...
- Climate change risk turns global tourism sector moves on green pathApprehending adverse impact of climate change on global tourism due to sea level rise and other unusual extreme weather events, a global to...
- For travel industry experts, Narendra Modi is a 'breath of fresh air'Marriott International chief global communications and public affairs officer Kathleen Mathews lauded India's new online visa scheme as "br...
- India’s tourism industry to grow 7.3% in 2014: WTTCThe report, however, says that the growth in the amount international visitors spend in the country could slow to 2.9% from 6.2% in 2013.
- 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:
- Travel & tourism industry poised for continued growthIndia's travel and tourism is poised for continued growth according to a leading international chamber of travel and tourism operators.
- Tourism industry is boomingI ndia needs further improvements in aviation and tourism infrastructure, if it wants to sustain the stellar growth in the country’s touris...
- More room for hotels to growThe past few years have seen hotels in India benefit from a rise in Indian as well as overseas business visitors and tourists. So occupanci...
- Tight security turning away tourists to USTough security measures at US airports are putting potential visitors off visiting the US, the head of the World Travel and Tourism Council...
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