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Hotel giants bet India’s local travel boom can defy slowdownMajor hotel groups are investing heavily in India. They expect a surge in domestic travel to drive growth. This expansion continues despite...- India’s brandy boom still feels uncool. Liquor cos want to give it a makeoverBrandy, a spirit deeply entrenched in South India's culture and cinema, is now undergoing a national makeover. Despite being India's second...
- A Thailand trip right now might not be the best ideaTourists visiting Thailand during the election period are facing a temporary ban on alcohol sales, which is affecting dining experiences an...
- Goa assembly passes bill to curb touting at tourist spots; fines hiked upto Rs 1 lakhThe Goa assembly has passed an amendment bill to the Goa Tourist Places Act, introducing stricter measures against public nuisance and unau...
- Booze on beach: Karnataka to go Goa way to lure tourists to its coastal citiesKarnataka considers allowing tents and alcohol sales on beaches to boost tourism, similar to Goa. Officials plan to relax alcohol consumpti...
- Abu Dhabi, once an untapped desert city, sees its first brewery open as UAE relaxes its alcohol lawsIn 2018, Chad McGehee opened Side Hustle Brews and Spirits, an Abu Dhabi-branded brewery and distillery. The company initially produced its...
- The gin boom trying to change India, one distillery at a timeFrom Japan to Kenya, the world is awash in craft spirits movements, but the blossoming of gin in Goa offers more than a nod to shifting mar...
- New cases slow in South Africa, suggesting its omicron wave may have peakedIn the epicenter of South Africa’s latest outbreak, Gauteng province, new infections seem to have peaked in the last week. While the densel...
- Dubai parts with curtain covers for restaurants in RamadanThe move, announced Sunday by the city-state's Economic Development Department, is the latest change aimed at boosting tourism in the autoc...
- No booze, more buzz: How bars without alcohol are creating a new wave around the worldBut guess what? Sober bars aren't really a new phenomenon.
- 'Too many are selfish': United States nears 5 million coronavirus casesBig house parties and weddings, summer camps, concerts, crowded bars and restaurants, shopping trips without masks - Americans' resistance ...
- Covid impact: The hottest new car models will smell of disinfectantThe outlook for sales isn’t entirely bleak. Car sales have rebounded in China.
- 'Prohibition hasn't worked; SC would have done better to create highway patrol than shift liquor shops'"An alternative solution in our country could have been to create a National Highway Patrol (like in USA) with law enforcers on motorcycles...
- Are you ‘sober curious’? You can now 'dabble' in alcohol by trying these delicious non-alcoholic cocktails“Dry January” has gone from punchline to mantra for bars nationwide.
- How in the second wave of craft beer, the action is shifting to canning and bottlingIn Bengaluru, the original beer capital of India, three of the best known brewpubs — Arbor Brewing Company, Toit and Windmills Craftworks —...
- Indian battle with booze isn't stopping Johnnie Walker's makerBuoyed by prospects for growth, the British maker of Johnnie Walker and McDowell’s whiskeys has made India one of three focus areas for 201...
- Greek wines are better quality than ever this season despite Greece's financial woesGreek wines have been on an upward quality trajectory for years, and they’re better than ever despite the debt-ridden country’s financial w...
- Liquor policy: Post Kerala High Court verdict, 4-star hotels seek to upgrade; apply for 5-star classificationEarlier this week, a division bench of the Kerala High Court had upheld the state government's liquor policy, allowing only bars in five-st...
- Poll panel reduce tourist flow by 40% in Goa; ban to stay till March 3 poll resultsOn the crowded and contiguous beaches of Baga, Calangute and Candolim in north Goa, the celebrations are subdued.
- Drink, but not drive on 31st eveAs Mumbaikars prepare to welcome the new year, authorities, especially law enforcement agencies, have made special arrangements to avoid an...
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