In-the-Issue

Air travel high on recovery path

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has shared that air travel recovery across the world continued through November 2022, with India’s domestic recovery catching up with 2019 numbers soon. TT Bureau IATA has revealed that the total traffic in November 2022 (measured in revenue passenger kilometres or RPKs) rose 41.3 …

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Changes in booking window

Tourism industry has changed a lot after the pandemic, but what has changed the most is the travellers’ opinion, especially in terms of booking their trip. Industry stalwarts say travellers now consider many factors, including visa and airfares while planning a trip. Janice Alyosius According to a Booking.com research, going …

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Adventure tourism gaining heights in Oman

New Delhi: Adventure tourism in the Sultanate of Oman has been witnessing an increasing global demand, even as the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism makes efforts to achieve optimal utilization of natural and cultural resources which contribute to developing the tourism and heritage sector and achieve the objectives of Vision …

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Industry better set for visa demands

With a few months left for the summer peak outbound season to begin in India, key travel sector stakeholders are better equipped to cater to the high travel demand. Meanwhile, VFS Global is reaching out to tier II and III cities to facilitate travellers apply for visas quickly and easily. …

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Cross Hotels & Resorts gears up for 2023 treats

New Delhi: Cross Hotels & Resorts is an international hotel management company wholly owned by the ASX-listed Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG). FCTG is one of the world’s largest and most progressive travel companies, incorporating diverse worldwide distribution, in destination travel experiences—transport, touring and hotel management solutions. Cross Hotels & …

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IRONMAN 70.3 Oman, Muscat qualifying slots on 4 February

New Delhi: Sultanate of Oman, a country on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula in Western Asia. Formerly a marine empire, it is the oldest independent state in the Arab world. Oman fuses historic Middle East creating an unforgettable holiday destination. Muscat, the capital of the Sultanate of Oman …

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Tour operators driving force

The 37th IATO Convention underlines the role of tour operators and travel agents. They are the people who assist and coordinate with the Ministry to promote tourism and on whom the industry’s success dependent, says experts. Janice Alyosius Tour operators are responsible for moving the travel and tourism industry. Addressing …

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Reaching out for business

Fortune Hotels has gone through a face change from a business brand to a leisure and even wedding & M!CE brand today, while expanding its portfolio in pilgrimage destinations as well. Nisha Verma The hospitality business, says Dhananjay Saliankar, Head of Sales & Marketing – India for Fortune Hotels & …

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Guatemala partner nation at FITUR

Fitur 2023, to be organised by IFEMA MADRID at Trade Fair Centre in Madrid from 18 to 22 January, will be one of the most powerful and strategic editions showing the strength of tourism ecosystem. TT Bureau Guatemala will take part as the partner country at Fitur 2023. The Central …

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Mountains key to our sustenance

Our picturesque mountain regions offer potential for developing environment friendly sustainable eco-tourism as a source of livelihood for most of us. Therefore, there is a need to conserve the mountains, architecture, arts and crafts, as well as indigenous knowledge for future generations. International Mountain Day is celebrated annually on 11 …

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