Air India Express launches ‘Time to Travel’ Sale with fares from ₹1,350
Air India Express has announced a limited-period ‘Time to Travel’ Sale, offering attractive fares across its domestic and international network. Domestic Lite fares start from ₹1,350, while international Lite fares begin at ₹5,450. Value and Business fare options are also available at competitive prices. Bookings are open until 16 January 2026 for travel between 20 January and 30 April 2026 via the airline’s website, app and major booking platforms.
Yas Island Abu Dhabi woos Indian travellers with #MyYasVibes Campaign
Yas Island Abu Dhabi, in partnership with Holiday Tribe, has rolled out the #MyYasVibes campaign targeting Indian travellers through immersive, creator-led storytelling. The initiative saw 12 Indian macro influencers experience the destination’s iconic attractions, including Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World, SeaWorld Yas Island and Yas Waterworld. The campaign highlights the destination’s diverse experiences through authentic, social-first travel narratives.
Sun Travels unveils new brand identity & digital platform for 2026
Sun Travels has entered a new phase of growth with the launch of a refreshed brand identity and a next-generation digital booking platform, marking a key milestone in its 35-year journey. The official unveiling took place on 27 November at Sun Siyam Olhuveli, led by Founder, Chairman and Managing Director Hon. Ahmed Siyam Mohamed, in the presence of partners, senior leadership and media.
ROHL signs Regenta Place Udaipur
Royal Orchid & Regenta Hotels Ltd. has strengthened its Rajasthan presence with the signing of Regenta Place Udaipur, a 43-key property at Nakoda Nagar. Operated under a management agreement, the hotel aligns with ROHL’s asset-light strategy. Designed for leisure and social events, it will feature a 7,000 sq. ft. banquet hall and a 30,000 sq. ft. lawn, positioning it as a prime wedding and destination events venue. The hotel is slated to open by March 2026.
#First Opinion
“As India’s hospitality sector continues on a strong growth trajectory—supported by steady economic expansion in the 6–8% range, a stable policy environment, and rising domestic travel demand—the upcoming Union Budget presents an important opportunity to enable long-term, sustainable growth for the industry. Domestic demand today is clearly outpacing supply, particularly as new hotel development faces challenges such as land acquisition complexities, regulatory approvals, and long project gestation cycles of 5–8 years. In this context, granting infrastructure status to hotels would significantly improve access to long-term financing and catalyse fresh investments, especially across Tier II and Tier III cities where demand is accelerating.”
Ajay K. Bakaya,
Chairman, Sarovar Hotels & Director, Louvre Hotels India
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