Jumeirah unveils new brand identity
Jumeirah unveils its new brand identity marking a key milestone in its growth strategy to double the size of the portfolio by 2030. The new visual identity is the first stage in a journey of brand evolution designed to inspire a new perspective of luxury for discerning travellers. Building on its origins and reputation for generous hospitality, the move will see Jumeirah reaffirm its position as an industry pioneer, with curated experiences that shape perceptions and trends.
Fortune Hotels signs its second property in Siliguri
Fortune Hotels has announced the signing of a second property in Siliguri, West Bengal. Set to be titled Fortune Park, the hotel is anticipated to open in March 2025. This Brownfield project, located on 1.47 acres of land, will feature stylish rooms and suites, an all-day dining restaurant, well-equipped banquet and meeting spaces, and other premium facilities tailored to enhance the guest experience.
Thailand extends visa exemption program for Indian tourists
The Royal Thai Government has decided to extend its visa exemption program for tourists from India and Taiwan for another six months, allowing these travelers to enter the country without a visa until November 11, 2024. The move aims to attract more foreign visitors to boost Thailand’s economy, which relies heavily on tourism.
SA Tourism to host over 40 Indian trade partners
South African Tourism has announced the highly anticipated ‘Africa’s Travel INDABA 2024’, set to take place in the picturesque province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. This year, the event will host over 40 esteemed Indian trade partners. In a significant, strategic shift in South African Tourism’s play in the Indian market, nearly 95% of the contingent will consist of buyers from tier 2 and tier 3 cities.
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“India stands as a strategic market for South African Tourism. Africa’s Travel Indaba isn’t just about showcasing South Africa – it’s about forging deeper connections and we see a massive opportunity in India’s tier 2 and tier 3 cities. These territories hold ample promise— a new generation of eager travellers seeking unique experiences. In collaboration with Indian travel agents in these emerging markets, we aim to explore South Africa’s lesser-known regions and create worthwhile experiences for our Indian trade partners to promote.“
NeliswaNkani,
Hub Head – Middle East, India, and Southeast Asia for South African Tourism
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