Live travel desk· updated 15 Sept

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Visa rule changes, new flight routes, hotel openings and destination updates — pulled every half hour from Google News and leading travel publishers, and filtered down to the places we fly you to.

Visa & Rules

How Indians Can Stay In Uzbekistan For 30 Days Without Visa. Check Eligibility

NDTV15 Sept
Visa & Rules

‘Serious lapse’: Air India CEO summoned after 3 foreigners 'skip' immigration check

The Times of India15 SeptIndia
Airlines & Airports

Air India to Launch India's First UATP Corporate Travel Program, Deploying UATP Accounts for Businesses and Travel Agencies

PR Newswire15 SeptIndia
Visa & Rules

Indian passport travel update: 25 visa-free destinations, 40 on arrival and stays up to 180 days

Gulf News15 Sept
World Travel

TNIE Tourism Summit to showcase Indian states

The New Indian Express15 Sept
Hotels & Stays

How Faith-Led Travel and Bleisure Are Changing Indian Hotels Forever

Asian Hospitality14 Sept
Hotels & Stays

New dynamics reshaping Indian hospitality

Asian Hospitality14 Sept
India Travel

Indian travel vlogger claims ‘arrest’ by Afghan ‘Mujahideen’, seeks help

The Times of India14 Sept
India Travel

Indian travel vlogger ‘arrested’ by Afghan 'Mujahideen’, seeks help contacting Indian embassy

The Times of India14 Sept
India Travel

Trump moves to scrap Biden-era carbon limits on US coal & gas power plants

The Trump administration plans to repeal Biden-era emission limits for power plants. This action removes restrictions on a major source of greenhouse gas pollution. The Environmental Protection Agency will announce the final rule soon. Environmental groups oppose the rollback, citing health and safety concerns. Legal challenges are expected against these policy changes.

Times of India — Travel14 Sept
Visa & Rules

Indian citizens with select valid visas eligible for 30-day visa-free stay in Uzbekistan: Indian Embassy

ANI News14 Sept
Airlines & Airports

Airlines urge more competition on used jet engine parts

In a bid to alleviate rising costs, global airlines are urging engine makers to introduce policies enabling independent firms to supply refurbished engine parts. This initiative follows a European agreement related to turboprop engine components, granting independent suppliers enhanced access to disassembled engines. As airlines contend with significant expenses due to labor and parts shortages, experts forecast that these engine supply issues could persist for several years ahead.

ET Travel — Aviation14 Sept
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