BOTT Weekly Roundup: May 28 to June 3, 2023
By BOTT Desk ▶️ PM Modi to flag off Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat Express on June 3 ▶️ Cheval Collection showcases ...
Tag: Travel Trade News
Partha Ghosh joins Air India as Global Head of Communications
By BOTT Desk Air India has onboarded Partha Ghosh as Global Head of Communications. In 2021, Ghosh was also made ...
IndiGo set to expand international connectivity with 6 new destinations and 174 new weekly flights
Delhi will get connected in August to Tbilisi, Georgia (3x) & Baku, Azerbaijan (4x) and in September to Tashkent, Uzbekistan ...
TravClan partners with Middle East government bodies, tourism boards to expand global reach
Expected to attract over 2 lakh new consumers to the Middle East, these alliances stand to generate a potential 20% ...
BOTT SHOTS – June 2, 2023
PM Modi to flag off Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat Express on June 3 Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to ...
Saudi destinations inspire the world in Indian Premiere League
Saudi is set to welcome two million visitors from India this year and India is expected to become its largest ...
India dominates participation at South Africa’s Comrades Marathon
With 404 Indian runners participating in Comrades this year, India has the highest number of international entrants in this marathon. ...
It’s Absolutely a Planet-friendly Brand!
In all the 3 properties of AHS in India – U Rivergate Karjat, Eastin Easy Vita and Eastin Residences Vadodara, ...
Hilton Garden Inn Da Nang opens its Doors in Vietnam
“Vietnam continues to be one of the most dynamic travel destinations in Asia. To cater to the needs of the ...
BOTT SHOTS – June 1, 2023
San Francisco launches $6 million Tourism Campaign The City by the Bay has launched its largest–ever global marketing and ...
Travel is that one elixir that keeps the person going, economy may boom or dip, recessions may come and go. For pleasure or for work – travelling is an essential part of everyone’s life and the industry that works diligently to keep the process of travel smooth is called Travel Trade.