Tourism Breaking News
Nancy Dai, Insights Experts, Forwardkeys said, “Travellers in Asia Pacific tends to stay longer than they did in the past. The length of stay of over 9 nights has increased by 7 per cent compared to 2019. This likely means that they will spend more during their stay and the economy recovery is going to happen faster than in visitor volumes.”
Breaking News
- April 2024 saw 133 lakh domestic air passengers in India, 21% higher than pre-COVID levels: ICRA
- Tamil Nadu witnesses tourism surge with 97% increase in foreign arrivals in 2023 vis-a-vis 2022
- India’s medical tourism estimated to surpass US$ 50,671 million by 2034: Future Insights Market
- Rajasthan to bring tourism unit policy in upcoming budget session, plans to recognise unlisted hotels
- Bird Academy to Spearhead Skill Development and Technical Education in Odisha in Partnership with the State Government
- Director of Rooms Neha Kapoor joins JW Marriott New Delhi Aerocity.
- It is impossible to ignore immense potential India presents in hospitality: Sebastien Bazin, CEO, Accor
- ‘GCC Grand Tours’ to allow travellers visit all 6 Gulf countries and stay for over 30 days, says UAE Minister
- ‘Slow travel’ gains traction as prominent travel trend, Ahmedabad among Asia’s top destinations for 2024
- Goa showcases holistic approach for sustainable tourism at ATM, exhibitors forge value tie-ups
- South Africa to host over 40 Indian trade partners at Africa’s Travel INDABA, to be held from 13-15 May
