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Puri, Ooty and Munnar emerge as festive travel hotspots as Indian searches surge for October-November holidays: AgodaAs the festive months of October and November approach, Indian travellers are increasingly opting to merge celebrations with getaways. Inte...- Dubai airport gears up for Eid rush: Traffic delays expected, RTA issues advisoryDubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has issued a traffic advisory for Eid Al Fitr, warning of potential delays, especially around D...
- For GenX, holidays a festive dip into culture, adventureMore Indians are planning trips around festivals, both domestically and internationally, seeking unique cultural experiences. There is a ri...
- Festive spirit moves Indians to travel moreIndian travellers are spending more on travel this festive season. They prefer longer stays. Domestic flight bookings have surged by 60%. I...
- Airfares may soar as advance bookings go up, fall in Covid cases, jabs to aid demandDomestic airfares are set to jump during the festive season. Airlines, anticipating a surge in travel, expect ticket prices to stay buoyant...
- Travel bookings spike across India in August after dismal 2020Travel bookings have spiked across the country after a dismal 2020.Bookings have increased by double digits for key service providers in Au...
- Change in European tourist's travel patterns will badly hit festive and winter business in eastern Himalayan regionAs estimated, with an average spending of around 250 USD a day per head, nearly 50,000 foreign tourists form the lion's share of the total ...
- Darjeeling sees a Rs 350-crore coronavirus hit this festive seasonAfter losing almost entire summer business, tourism hotspot Darjeeling in Bengal apprehends a loss of over Rs 350 crore during forthcoming ...
- Tourism hotspot Darjeeling, Sikkim banking upon FTA for bright businessAs estimated, Darjeeling and adjoining areas lost over 80% of its annual business volume of around Rs 350 crore in 2017 due to several poli...
- Tourism sector foresees bright festive season business in eastern Himalayan destinationsWe are expecting very bright tourist inflow this year festive season, said Gautam Deb. Tourism Minister of the state.
- Vegetarian and vegan food choices are becoming a priority for most travellersIsrael tops the list as the most vegetarian friendly destination.
- Nepal’s turnaround has helped Eastern Indian tourism sector tooDevastating 2015 earthquake shattered the tiny picturesque tourism hotspot Nepal causing a loss of 9000 lives and property worth $7 trillon.
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- Politics is pushing Darjeeling’s ground level problems out of attentionDespite many upgradations, the water infrastructure created long back can hardly suffice the need of highly grown up populace.
- To avoid crowds on vacation with these destination alternativesMongolia is a 'rustic beautiful' alternative to the massively populated China, also believed to be home to incredible culture, languages & ...
- Increased tourists arrival in Nepal makes eastern Indian tourism arena happyTourist arrival in tourism hotspot Nepal dipped to near bottom following devastating Earthquakes on the 25th April.
- Near zero share of Darjeeling in Eastern Himalayan FTATourism hotspot Darjeeling hills have largely failed to have its usual share of FTA in Eastern Himalayan circuit during pre monsoon season.
- Sikkim apprehends heavy loss in tourism business due to Darjeeling crisisThe ongoing political turmoil in northern West Bengal has badly influenced festive season tourism business prospect of adjoining state Sikk...
- Tourist arrivals drop in BhutanBhutan, nestled in the Himalayas, has failed to get the targeted tourist footfall this festive season. This has also affected Indian tour o...
- Diwali proves a cracker for travelThe travel industry struck it rich on Diwali with more Indians travelling abroad to celebrate the festival.
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