Hotels in India record a 43.5% fall in RevPAR, says JLL Report
According to the report, all key 11 markets in India reported a decrease in RevPAR Performance in Q2 over the ...
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Around 36% people would like to go on a Family Holiday this year: BOTT Travel Sentiment Tracker
Key Highlights A mere 36% people would like to go on a Family Holiday this year while 43% have no ...
SpiceJet set to commence flight services to UK from September
The slots booked by SpiceJet, under the air bubble pact, will later be extended to operate regular flight services once ...
Kerala to work in sync with state Tourism Departments to revitalise domestic tourism
“Kerala Tourism will work together with other state tourism departments so that a tourist travelling from one state to another ...
Experience wildlife in its natural habitat at Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary
The state of Jharkhand has much to offer in a variety of segments, including the travel and tourism contributions, which ...
OTOAI writes to Embassies for issuing Gratis Visas for all unused Visas
Riaz Munshi, President, OTOAI, says, “There are many travellers who had their travel plans scheduled for the period between March ...
Turkish Airlines to fly to more destinations from August
In addition to these, destinations in Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt, Kyrgyzstan, Iraq, Kenya and Uzbekistan will be added to the table ...
Accor to open Novotel Chandigarh Tribune Chowk by early 2021
Accor is all ready to set footprints in Chandigarh with the one of the most recognized brands, Novotel. Novotel brand ...
ICPB takes bold initiatives; launches MICE PULSE
Upping its interaction & information quotient with MICE industry, India Convention Promotion Bureau (ICPB) today launched its inaugural E-Newsletter, MICE ...
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