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Asego adds more features to its Travel Business Protect designed exclusively to cover travel agencies and operators in India

Israel Tourism Ministry signs MOU with OTOAI after three-city India roadshow

Pose-cation is the latest travel trend: Couples are choosing holidays based on how photoshoot-friendly they are

Pose-cations, holidays planned around professional photoshoots, are gaining popularity among couples celebrating honeymoons, anniversaries and babymoons.

Air India and Standard Chartered partner to launch travel and wealth proposition for Global Indians

How India is redefining global high-end travel

A proposal deck by the sea: InterContinental in Chennai bets on romance post-renovation

Reopened in May 2026 after a year-long renovation, the 15-acre beachfront resort on the East Coast Road now has a a “Dine by Design” proposal service at KoKoMmo, plunge-pool suites and a sea-facing ballroom for large Indian weddings

India’s Festive Travel Searches Rise Nearly 40%; Varanasi Draws Gen Z Interest

Booking.com Looks to Compete in India With Its Own Payments System and Business Travel

Booking.com wants more of India’s travel wallet, not just its hotel bookings. Payments and business travel could help it get there, but local platforms will make that a harder sell.

India’s tourism problem is not attractions, it is circuits

Riyadh airport limits jet traffic over attacks

King Khalid International Airport has announced a curtailment of air travel indefinitely due to security concerns. The airport will require prior permission for all landings and departures amid ongoing Houthi rebel attacks.

Ryanair CEO tells Europe to ready for biggest airfare hike in history

Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary has forecasted a significant surge in airfares across Europe, predicting a potential rise of 20% next year. He attributes this increase to escalating jet fuel prices and an alarming trend of airline bankruptcies or mergers. While Ryanair hedges its fuel costs effectively for future stability, O'Leary has announced that several routes and seats in Belgium will be cut due to rising aviation taxes.