Hong Kong Air Cargo appoints Aeroprime as Delhi GSSA
Hong Kong Air Cargo has appointed Aeroprime Group as its Cargo General Sales and Services Agent (GSSA) for Delhi, strengthening its cargo presence in India. Aeroprime will manage cargo sales, marketing, customer engagement and business development for the airline’s Delhi operations. The partnership aims to support growing air cargo demand between India, Hong Kong and key international markets, offering exporters and freight forwarders efficient connectivity through Hong Kong’s global cargo gateway.
Uttarakhand mandates CPR training for tourism guides
The Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board has approved mandatory CPR training for all guides, especially river rafting guides, to strengthen tourist safety across the state. The decision was taken at its 24th board meeting, where 20 agendas were cleared, including approvals for 18 adventure sports activities for FY 2026-27. The board also approved training programmes for 3,121 participants to develop local youth as adventure tourism professionals.
Rail Europe adds Campania Express to Italian portfolio
Rail Europe has expanded its Italian portfolio with the addition of Campania Express, connecting Naples with popular destinations including Pompeii, Herculaneum and Sorrento. Available through agent.raileurope.com and Rail Europe’s API, the service operates on the historic Circumvesuviana line. Designed for leisure travellers, Campania Express offers reserved seating, air conditioning, luggage space and fewer stops.
Commbitz partners with IndiGo BluChip
Commbitz has announced a strategic partnership with IndiGo BluChip, the loyalty programme of IndiGo, to offer seamless eSIM connectivity for international travellers. As part of the launch offer, travellers can avail 3GB free international data and earn 45 IndiGo BluChips for every ₹100 spent on Commbitz. The partnership aims to make global connectivity more convenient, affordable and rewarding, reducing dependence on local SIMs, airport Wi-Fi and expensive roaming.
#First Opinion
“The most effective way agents can have an impact and be more effective is to move from selling a cruise to selling a journey. When the airfare is visible and significant, the answer isn’t to hide it — it’s to build an inimitable experience around it. Agents who understand their clients well enough to build in layers to the experience and come across as advisors and curators rather than agents are consistently outperforming those selling on price alone. The other practical lever is early booking — guiding clients to plan ahead and contribute towards elongating the booking timeline will help build long term trust and generate repeat business.”
Isha Goyal, CEO, STIC Travel Group
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