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India tourism growth faces skills crunch; workforce shortfall may hit 11 million by 2035: CBREIndia's tourism industry could face a shortage of around 11 million workers by 2035 as demand for trained professionals struggles to keep p...- Global tourism strengthens, but rising visitor numbers fail to deliver wider benefits: WEFTourism is experiencing unprecedented growth, with international arrivals reaching a record 1.5 billion in 2025. Although improvements in t...
- World Economic Forum's 2026 Travel & Tourism Index: Japan tops the list, see where India standsJapan has achieved the top position in the World Economic Forum's 2026 Travel & Tourism Development Index. India has seen significant impro...
- BRICS adopts New Delhi Declaration: Inside the 140-point document on Global South's ambitionsBRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration at the 18th summit, reaffirming their commitment to cooperation, multilateralism and a more...
- Hotels, cafes ramp up expansion, set to unleash hiring boom in H2 2026Hotel chains plan substantial expansion, expecting many new openings soon. This growth will create thousands of new jobs across India. Radi...
- Job opportunities & employability: Shaping India's future workforceIndia's employment landscape is transforming, with unemployment falling and the workforce expanding. Growth in services, construction, and ...
- Indian job market likely to get busy and bustlingThe Indian job market is expected to witness a notable increase in workforce expansion. The projected growth for H1 FY25 (April-September) ...
- Hospitality industry faces huge talent crunch; to add a million jobs in next few years, say expertsThe surge in tourism post the pandemic has catalysed an unprecedented increase in hospitality hiring, particularly in entry-level apprentic...
- Travel, tourism sector expected to add 5.82 cr jobs in India by 2033: NLB ServicesThe travel and tourism sector is poised for significant growth, expected to create 5.82 crore jobs in India by 2033. Despite challenges, th...
- Belgium announces major changes to immigration policy for foreign workers, effective May 1The updated regulations seek to maintain the concentric model of labor movement proposed by the government. Expanded work permit exemptions...
- Water Transport Workers Federation of India refuses to load or unload Israel-bound weapons on any shipsThe Water Transport Workers Federation of India refuses weaponized cargoes, calls for ceasefire and solidarity with peace campaigners. Hama...
- B-school grads left in the lurch as India Inc chases blue-collar workersThe Indian job market is witnessing an unprecedented dichotomy where a severe shortage of skilled and semi-skilled workers is leading to pr...
- Singapore allows restaurants to hire cooks from India to combat manpower shortageTraditionally, the services and manufacturing sectors in Singapore have predominantly sourced their work permit holders from countries such...
- New Zealand to temporarily boost worker intake amid shortfallThe jostling for workers is part of a global trend that has helped push up wages in New Zealand, posing a challenge to the fight on inflati...
- Australia plans to increase migrant intake amid skill crisisAccording to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), there are 480,100 job vacancies in Australia in May, an increase of more than 100 p...
- Staff crunch grips hospitality sectorLeading Indian and global hotel chains, along with large quick service restaurant (QSR) brands, are all experiencing a staff shortfall prim...
- Hotel, restaurant chains face staff shortage, look to develop new talentIndustry insiders said many workers who were laid off during the pandemic have moved to other sectors such as retail and banking, and are n...
- India will need 119 million more skilled workers by 2022The report found that 7.18 million additional workforce would be required by furniture and furnishing, 6.48 million by tourism, hospitality...
- Australia eases migration rules for chefs, bricklayers and tilersWorkers of the new list may be applicable for permanent residency, without requiring an employer or state to sponsor them.
- Australia govt to discuss guest worker scheme to fill chronic labour shortages in the service sectorThe issue has come up after the tourism industry complained that the big wages of the mining boom were luring away its workforce.
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