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Indians may be roaming closer to home because of a war far awayIndia Tourism Sector and Iran War: Prime Minister Modi's call to curb foreign travel for a year aims to boost domestic tourism, conserve fo...- West Asia conflict hits tourism, aviation: PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry flags 15-20%The ongoing conflict in West Asia is casting a long shadow over India's tourism and aviation sectors. Tourist arrivals have plummeted, prom...
- West Asia conflict disrupts aviation, leads to 15–20% dip in inbound tourist traffic; Rs. 18,000 crore net loss for industry: PHDCCI reportIndia's vibrant tourism and hospitality sector is currently reeling from the impact of conflicts in West Asia. With inbound tourist arrival...
- A ₹18,000 crore blow seen for India's aviation story as West Asia conflict clips wingsIndia's aviation and tourism sectors are currently navigating turbulent skies due to the unrest in West Asia. Airlines are challenged with ...
- Foreign tourist arrivals in India likely to reach near pre-pandemic levels this yearAccording to the tourism ministry, 9.95 million foreign tourists arrived in India last year, a 4.5% growth from over 9.52 million in 2023, ...
- Etihad plans to fly more tourists to India and ramp up cargo opsEtihad Airways is making waves by focusing its efforts on attracting tourists and cargo from India. As demand skyrockets and seat availabil...
- Tour companies request PMO to campaign for Brand IndiaThe Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO) said on Friday it has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking his intervention for ...
- Inbound charter flight traffic runs into geopolitical, visa headwindsAccording to industry estimates, around 250,000-275,000 foreign tourists come to India on charter flights during the peak season between Oc...
- India's outbound tourism to surpass USD 42 bn by 2024: ReportWith a growing economy, young population, and growing middle class, India is ideally positioned to become one of the most lucrative outboun...
- India's outbound tourism to surpass USD 42 bn by 2024: ReportWith a growing economy, young population, and growing middle class, India is ideally positioned to become one of the most lucrative outboun...
- Air India disinvestment process going on extremely well: Hardeep Singh PuriThe disinvestment process for Air India is going on "extremely well", Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Friday.
- Travel Inc's Budget wishlist: Boost homestays, better road connectivity, enable cruising sectorEasy and accessible e-visa policies will attract more foreign tourists.
- Rajasthan and Maharashtra tourism face Rs 5,500 crore loss due to swine fluRajasthan would be the worst hit stage, which attracts fairly a large number of foreign tourists during the winter season beginning Novembe...
- Budget 2015: Upgrade infrastructure of tourist destinations to boost tourism, says Vikram Malhi, Expedia'Continuing with the growth route, the Incredible India campaign alone has attracted 8.77 lakh foreign tourists in December 2014 as compare...
- E-visas to boost inbound tourism by 15% initially: Madhavan Menon, Thomas Cook IndiaThe government’s decision to introduce the electronic visa facility (e-Visa) will give a muchneeded boost to inbound travel in India.
- e-Visa facility to boost inbound tourism by 15 per cent: Madhavan Menon, Thomas Cook IndiaAs per a joint study by UNWTO and WTTC, India will benefit with an additional 6 million travelers and 1.8 million new jobs over a period of...
- Turkey for enhancing air frequency with IndiaThe Bilateral Tourism Cooperation Agreement signed between India and Turkey in 1995 contains the provision for setting up a joint working g...
- Torrential Rains leave tourism industry in Ooty high and dryThe torrential rains that marooned the Queen of Hills in the second week of November has left the tourism and hospitality industry in Udhag...
- Govt approves liberal norms for tourist chartersIn a bid to promote operation of chartered flights, govt has come out with liberal conditionalities for both inbound and outbound tourist c...
- Tourists skip metros as hotel rates riseDelhi and the Golden Triangle, which contributes nearly 18% to the total inbound tourists, have been most impacted. Small towns, big opport...
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