Tourism Breaking News
Despite increase in room tariffs, India records 58 per cent increase in the number of nights booked in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi/NCR, Dharamsala, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, and Pune in first quarter of 2023 than 2022, states a FCM report.
Breaking News
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- It is critical to resolve supply chain issues and for airports to operate at max efficiency to meet demand: IATA
- New German Passenger Tax increase to weaken German economy and hamper decarbonization: IATA
- Hospitality industry is responsible for 1-2% of global carbon emissions: HRAWI president
- TCS has not impacted business, but it has complicated it: Harmandeep Singh Anand
- Sector closed 2023 with 63-65% occupancy rate, up 3-5 percentage points from previous year: HVS ANAROCK
- Taiwan to watch out for, forays into India
- Luxury Resort from Munnar found place in World’s Top 25 Hotels list
- Employment to surge in travel and tourism sectors with 58 million new jobs expected by 2033: NLB Services
- Mumbai agents struggle with tourist guide rates for their cruise passengers
- New ‘Cascade’ regime should have been done immediately post Covid but better late than never: Mahendra Vakharia
