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Tourism and hotel sector stocks: Time for a correction in business? Are analysts getting it wrong? 15 stocks from the ecosystemThe Indian hotel and tourism ecosystem has benefitted from the post-Covid travel urge. Occupancies were high, room rates firm, supply is, i...- These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 25% return in 1 year, according to analystsOver the next few days, as an investor you need to make a clear distinction on one front: Buying happening in a sector at a lower level, an...
- Neither long waits nor queues: Man gets US visa approved in just two minutes at Chennai Consulate, shares 'sporty' hacks in Reddit postAt a time when recent B1/B2 visa rejections have sparked concerns with no clear reason being given to the application, a man in a Reddit po...
- AirAsia issues travel advisory ahead of Malaysia’s 68th National DayAirAsia has issued a travel advisory for passengers. This is due to Malaysia's upcoming National Day celebrations. Rehearsals will cause te...
- Singapore container ship logjam spills over to Malaysian portThe maritime logjam is being caused by ships avoiding the Suez Canal and Red Sea due to attacks by Houthi rebels, who support Hamas in the ...
- Flight stories: Discover these 6 podcasts about the fascinating world of air travelDiscover a curated selection of podcasts that delve into the thrilling yet complex world of air travel. From tales of air disasters and mys...
- Auto driver planning to go to Malaysia to work as chef wins Kerala's biggest lotteryAnoop in Thiruvananthapuram won the Rs 25 crore first prize when the results of the Onam bumper lottery were announced on Sunday.
- Jammu and Kashmir reports three more positive cases of Covid-19The third person is a resident of Baramulla in northern Kashmir and his sample was sent to the SKIMS hospital in Srinagar, where his test w...
- Ask the travel expert: Tourists can carry Indian currency in Bhutan, except Rs 2000 noteDon't forget to take a Government ID proof, preferably Passport or a Voter's ID, to enter Bhutan.
- 71% Indian travellers open to sharing personal details for exclusive, customised experiencesMajority of Indians also feels it's important to find service staff at the destination that speak a language they understand.
- Ask the travel expert: How to choose the right cruise holiday?Tipping is a fact of life on a cruise, there’s no escaping it.
- Obama administration politicised trafficking report on India: US lawmakersUS lawmakers have alleged that the Barack Obama administration has "politicised" its annual human trafficking report by improving the statu...
- 'Maps in Malaysia report indicate MH370 flew to avoid radars': ReportMaps released on mysterious disappearance of Malaysian jet indicate that plane deliberately flew along route to evade military radars.
- All you need to know to plan your next vacation to MalaysiaMalaysia - a small country that offers a range of activities and entertainment for all vacationers. ET tells you how to plan your next trip...
- Grim economic outlook, but travellers make holiday plans: SurveyTravellers in India retain a strong intention to travel with preferences for cheaper domestic destinations amid sagging rupee.
- A look at the best adventure destinations across the globe for winter holidaysThis winter season, choose a destination away from the beaten tourist itinerary — Go luxury camping, highland trekking, active volcano watc...
- Countries offer short trips to lure Indian travellersMalaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Egypt & Australia set to garner almost half of India’s total outbound traffic this year.
- Luxury liner opens route for Asia Pacific tourism for IndiansThe luxury liner has had numerous trips on sea, catering to the fancies of the rich. A sprawling swimming pool, a Las-Vegas style casino, a...
- DLF, Reliance among 18 in fray for UP expresswayThe construction of the Rs 30,000-crore, 8-lane, access-controlled expressway in Uttar Pradesh has evoked interest from several Indian and ...
- Indians among illegal immigrants rounded up in MalaysiaAround 1,500 illegal immigrants, including Indians, working in a factory have been rounded up by a volunteer squad in Malaysia.
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