Oman Air launches new route to Rome
Oman Air has made its most significant new route announcement in the last five years with the launch of flights to Rome. Starting 20 December 2024, the airline will offer four weekly flights from Muscat, offering travellers in Oman their first-ever direct connection to the “Eternal City”. With one-way fares starting from just OMR 75, it’s the perfect opportunity to explore one of the world’s most historic and captivating cities.
Cygnett Hotels & Resorts announces opening of Cozzet Bindal, Jamshedpur
Cygnett Hotels & Resorts has unveiled its latest property, Cozzet Bindal, Jamshedpur. The hotel offers 46 well-appointed rooms designed to provide a peaceful retreat for travellers. Each room is thoughtfully furnished to ensure a revitalizing experience, featuring the best of contemporary amenities. It also provides exceptional banquet facilities for large-scale events.
ITA Airways recognised for ‘Best Inflight Food’
ITA Airways has received a new prestigious international recognition, achieving fourth place in the “Best Inflight Food” category of USA Today 10 Best Readers’ Choice Award 2024. In the ranking that honours the top ten airlines for their inflight dining experience, ITA Airways proudly holds the highest position among European carriers.
Israel Ministry of Tourism returns to ITB Asia after 16 Years
The Israel Ministry of Tourism (IMOT) is set to make a significant return to ITB Asia in Singapore this year, marking its first participation in the event in 16 years. IMOT’s presence at ITB Asia, from October 23 – 25 will highlight Israel’s commitment to building strong partnerships in the region. The IMOT’s booth will introduce the theme ‘Pilgrims of Hope’.
#First Opinion
“The wedding industry in India is a vibrant tapestry of culture and creativity, poised to tell timeless stories. However, for it to truly flourish, we need a unified approach to address some critical issues. First, a streamlined, single-window clearance system for public performance and music licenses is essential, as the current process complicates event planning. Second, the hotel industry often imposes high costs, deterring international clients. Without government incentives on taxation and utilities, hotels struggle to offer competitive rates, creating a catch-22 situation. Lastly, we must promote our heritage properties, which are often inaccessible due to complex permission processes.”
Rakhi Kankaria,
Chairperson – THMMICEE Committee, FTCCI
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