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West Asia Travel Advisory: Latest Flight Updates And What Indians Need To Know

HAI: India’s tourism ambition now needs to move from announcements to action

HAI conclave calls for hospitality reforms to unlock India’s tourism potential

Third runway at Delhi Airport operational after rehabilitation

Delhi International Airport Limited has recommissioned Runway 11R/29L, also known as the third runway, from September 20 following a rehabilitation programme that began in February. The project included runway resurfacing, pavement strengthening, a new Rapid Exit Taxiway, airfield lighting upgrades and other infrastructure works aimed at improving operational efficiency, safety and resilience.

"Dead Economy": Annamalai Mocks Vijay's London Trip, Says India Is Bigger

Travel Diaries: Team India Touch Down In Tokyo

BLR Airport introduces Special Assistance Zone at Terminal 1

BLR Airport has introduced a Special Assistance Zone at Terminal 1 to support passengers requiring additional assistance, including persons with reduced mobility, persons with disabilities, senior citizens, pregnant women and unaccompanied minors. The facility brings check-in, baggage assistance and waiting areas together before security screening, with dedicated desks, accessible seating and flight information screens.

‘Travel to Coimbatore, Madurai’: Annamalai takes swipe at Vijay’s UK trip

Minimum salary needed in Bengaluru to afford daily commute by Namma Metro is ₹70,000

Indian Entrepreneur Shares What A Month Of Slow Travel In Bali Looked Like

ITA Airways launches ‘Simply Italian’ global campaign with Sharon Stone

ITA Airways has launched ‘Simply Italian’, a global communication campaign aimed at renewing its brand identity across Italy and key international markets. Hollywood actor Sharon Stone has been named the airline’s Global Ambassador for the campaign, which focuses on Italian hospitality, style and customer care through a series of short creative executions.

Bengaluru emerges as Akasa Air’s largest pet travel hub with 3,700 journeys

Bengaluru has emerged as Akasa Air’s largest pet travel hub, accounting for more than 30 per cent of pet journeys across its network. The airline said over 3,700 pet journeys have originated from the city since the launch of Pets on Akasa, while demand rose 53 per cent from FY24 to FY26, with Bengaluru’s pet parents travelling to 16 destinations.