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Courchevel looks beyond skiing to broaden its appeal in India

Hyderabad-Tashkent flight to strengthen tourism, pharma and healthcare ties, says envoy

Will India travel to Pakistan for 2027 SAF Games?

Kashmir Tourism Players, Artists Rue Not Being Invited To International Film Festival, Feel 'Disrespected'

India: Biometric kiosks speed up immigration for e-Visa travelers

PRAMA’s Tourism Security Solutions Helps Secure Tourists and Tourist Sites

Chandra says Air India must regain passenger trust; new CEO vows to 'Make Air India Great Again'

Air India's newly appointed CEO, Tewolde Gebremariam, called on staff to bring back the airline's prestigious reputation. Highlighting the importance of regaining passenger confidence and improving financial stability, he acknowledged the formidable challenges ahead. With safety concerns lingering, the revival of Air India is expected to require years of relentless dedication, alongside considerable investments in fleet upgrades and operational enhancements.

Singapore defends SIA’s Air India investment, says overseas growth is essential

Singapore's transport minister has strongly backed Singapore Airlines' decision to invest in Air India, emphasizing the necessity for overseas growth given the constraints of the local market. This investment, funded entirely from the airline's financial resources, represents a significant long-term strategic commitment aimed at enhancing its global presence through a multi-hub strategy.

The Trillion-Dollar Bright Spot in China’s Economy: Tourism

Tens of millions of foreigners visit each year and domestic travel is rising, but some visitors are tightfisted.

Turtle Down Under appoints Prajna P. Chatterjee as Country Head – India

'Traffic May Be Regulated': Delhi Police Advisory Ahead Of BRICS Summit

Flights to and from Indonesia's capital resume after volcanic eruption forced a 2-day closure

Following a two-day disruption due to volcanic ash, flights to and from Jakarta have resumed as of Tuesday. Authorities lifted the closure of Soekarno-Hatta and Halim Perdanakusuma airports post safety evaluations. Despite the Anak Krakatau volcano's ongoing activity, eruptions have paused since Sunday. In response to the situation, schools in the affected regions transitioned to online learning to ensure student safety.