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Tourism ecosystem: From a tactical & long-term perspective, buying a basket of stocks is probably better; 11 stocks to focus onFor those who think that it is for the first time that hotel (or, broadly, hospitality) stocks are in the limelight on the street, here is ...- Going for Dubai holidays? Archana Puran Singh warns about how she lost thousands while booking ticket for a popular tourist destinationDuring a family vacation in Dubai, actor Archana Puran Singh fell victim to an online scam after booking tickets for an indoor skydiving ex...
- Holi fare war! Akasa & IndiGo offer big discounts to make you splurge on travelAs Holi approaches, Akasa Air, IndiGo, and Star Air have announced special discounts on domestic and international flights. The discounted ...
- Planning to travel during the festive season? IndiGo offers Holi special fares starting from Rs 1,199IndiGo has launched its 'Holi Getaway Sale,' featuring significant discounts on airfares and various add-ons for bookings made between Marc...
- Holiday season, another tailwind: 10 stocks from hospitality sector ecosystem, 6 with an upside potential above 21% in 1 yearIn the good old days – and even today – one way of learning about investing was to figure out who the manufacturer of any product you were ...
- A taste of Europe trip at half the cost: How to plan Kazakhstan or Georgia or Azerbaijan or Uzbekistan or Kyrgyzstan trip for Rs. 1 lakhA clutch of countries in the south of Caucasus and Central Asia provide a whiff of Europe without snapping your budget. Within sniffing dis...
- Planning on ditching your mutual funds for stocks? Don't make these mistakesComparing any type of mutual fund with direct stocks is not the right comparison. Besides, mutual funds returns are a derivative of how the...
- Hunger brought migrants home, now drives them back thousands of miles awayHunger and hopelessness drove tens of thousands of migrant workers from cities of their dreams, vibrant and pulsating with life and activit...
- View: Get ready. A bigger disruption is comingThe Covid-19 pandemic reflects a systemic crisis similar to the seminal crashes of the 20th century.
- Covid-19 pushes airlines to their worst crisis, only 25 flyers on 256-seater flightThe cheapest fare on direct flights to London from Mumbai was Rs 53,000 and from Delhi was Rs 58,000.
- Foreign travel plans trip on coronavirus fearsMany Indians who were planning to travel to Europe and Southeast Asia are now either re-scheduling their trips or opting for domestic desti...
- Iron-ore mining problem: Goa refocuses on tourism; bets on casinosThe Supreme Court has lifted an 18-month-long ban on iron ore mining but with an iron-ball and chain attached, tilting the odds in favour o...
- SpiceJet, IndiGo launch another fare war, offer massive cuts in ticket pricesWhile SpiceJet confirmed the offer, wherein it is selling tickets as low as Rs 1,999, the same from IndiGo could not be verified.
- Air fares go into a tailspin, down 20% to 30% from March last yearAlthough a spate of discounts, on offer till last week, are, over, fares to most domestic destinations continue to be at their lowest since...
- Middle-aged holidaymakers game for authentic travel experiences: SurveyA recent survey by Yatra.com on how Indians holiday, available exclusively to ET, shows that 40 is the new 30 when it comes to travelling. ...
- Four unique vacation ideas for your upcoming holiday sojournThe travel industry has called 2012 the 'Bucket List Year', in which must-do-before-dying holiday experiences will take centrestage.
- Sikkim's serene monasteries and stunning vistasSikkim promises all kinds of tourism from 'eco' to adventure to spiritual, but what can be a bigger draw than the chance to relax in the la...
- Bali: Land of temples and picturesque beachesBali's temples and picturesque beaches are a treat for the eyes, never mind the pesky monkeys and sharp-selling hawkers.
- Days by the Puri bay
- Pilgrimages top the list for domestic travellersThe top five destinations for Indian tourists in 2008 will be China, Macau, Papua New Guinea, Cambodia and Malaysia.
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