IndiGo to provide domestic connections to American Airlines passengers
IndiGo and American Airlines has signed a codeshare agreement that would mean more domestic flight options for the passengers of American in India. “The agreement will place American’s code on 29 of IndiGo’s domestic routes in India, providing a convenient option for American Airlines customers arriving on the carrier’s new Bengaluru (BLR) and Delhi (DEL), India, flights,” the airline said in a statement today. The codeshare, which will require U.S. and Indian governments’ approvals, is expected to begin in October.
Wyndham launches new hotel at Mumbai International Airport
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts plans to expand its presence in India with a 300-room new-build hotel at Mumbai International Airport. The new property, which is set to open in the summer of 2022, will be managed by MASA Hotels Private Limited. Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Mumbai Sahar is conveniently located minutes from Terminal 2 – the main terminal serving international flights – and will provide guests with direct access to the country’s second busiest airport, with close to 50 million passengers passing through each year. The hotel will provide comfortable accommodations and modern amenities for both business and leisure visitors to Mumbai.
RARE India announces partnership with ALT Environmental Film Festival
RARE India has come on board the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival (ALT EFF) 2021 as a ‘Supporting and Travel Partner’. The partnership brings together a shared vision towards fighting the looming environmental crisis, with similarities in synergy and ideology. Four wildlife lodges from the RARE India Community have also joined hands with the film festival as Supporting Sponsors. These properties include the Jamtara Wilderness Camp in Pench, The Sarai at Toria near Khajuraho and Panna, Svasara Jungle Lodge in Tadoba and Jehan Numa Wilderness Lodges and Camps in Bhopal and Satpura.
#FirstOpinion
“In my capacity as President of TAAI, I think the government is taking unilateral decisions. They certainly need to set up a joint working group and consult with us while forming policies that affect tourism. Postponing the ban on international travel, month after month, is detrimental to the entire industry. Currently, there is a need to revive the industry and not make it suffer more by monopoly of air bubbles, high fares and complicated processes & routing.”
- Jyoti Mayal, President, TAAI
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