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Welcome to Trump’s America, where the visa dream is getting harder to keep alivePresident Trump's second term is tightening legal immigration pathways, including student visas and green card applications. New policies r...- On first official India trip, Rubio tries to tackle a trust deficit between Washington and DelhiUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Indian counterpart Subrahmanyam Jaishankar in New Delhi. The talks aimed to mend ties strained b...
- Outbound travel slows as Indians rethink foreign holidays amid crisis and costsAirlines are experiencing weak forward bookings and muted growth plans due to high airfares and a weaker rupee, following a call to postpon...
- Indian, Chinese travellers to drive Europe tourism growth this year, says ETC surveyChinese and Indian tourists will boost European travel this year. U.S. traveler growth is slowing. Chinese arrivals will rise 28% and India...
- US sees drop in foreign visitors in 2025 even as global tourism spending risesDespite a global tourism boom, the United States saw a 6% drop in foreign visitors in 2025, with international travel spending rising world...
- Samsonite makes India its biggest manufacturing base, domestic travel & weddings to fuel demandSamsonite has significantly expanded its Nashik plant, making India its largest manufacturing hub with a capacity of 7 lakh units monthly. ...
- Samsonite says it grew 40 pc in first half of 2023; eyes Rs 3,600 crore sales by DecemberTo capitalise on the growing demand, the company plans to expand its retail presence, increasing the number of AT (American Tourister) stor...
- Luggage industry insulated from slump: Samsonite India headIn the past few years, the luggage industry has grown steadily, led by changing lifestyles, growing middle class and availability of low-co...
- Luxury sector impatient for return of Chinese touristsThe Chinese accounted for "a third of luxury purchases in the world and two-thirds of those purchases were made outside China", said Joelle...
- India pitches yoga, ayurveda to lure more US touristsIndia welcomed more than 1.4 million US tourists in 2017 — which was up 6% from a year ago and higher by about a quarter from 2014.
- India witnesses huge increase in foreign visitorsThere has been a growth of 16.9% in August 2014 over August 2013 as compared to a growth of 9.1% registered in August 2013 over August 2012.
- Govt eases visa norms for touristsThe government has eased restrictions on tourist visas which had mandated a two-month gap between consecutive visits by foreign nationals.
- US eyes on China, Brazil and India to boost its tourism sectorThe US has stepped up its effort to attract more foreign tourists, in particular those from countries like India, China and Brazil.
- American Tourister eyes Rs 100 crore from backpacks in 2012Durable family travel solutions American Tourister is betting big on its non-travel gear segment and plans to double its revenue to Rs 100 ...
- We’re quite optimistic about India storySamsonite’s President, Asia-Pacific and Middle East, Dr Ramesh Tainwala, who is now shuttling between the continents to develop business in...
- Tourist inflow hit by strong rupee, Mumbai terror attackIndia slipped three notches in the list of countries earning foreign exchange from international tourists in 2008 mainly due to security co...
- 'India safe and affordable tourist destination'As the Indian tourism sector grapples with the impact of global economic slowdown, industry stakeholders are globetrotting to woo tourists,...
- India sees over 6% jump in tourist arrivalsEverybody thought that meltdown and terror attacks will stop tourists from travelling to India. But facts say a different story. Travel Ins...
- Britain is the hotspot for Indian touristsBritain has become the favourite haunt of Indian tourists, who spend more money than visitors from the US.
- Cruise tourism set to make wavesCruise tourism is finally set to take off in the country. The Cabinet will soon take up the cruise policy which proposes service tax waiver...
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