Akasa Air, India’s fastest-growing airline, expanded its global presence by adding Jeddah as the second international destination to its network. Starting 15th July 2024, Akasa Air will operate daily direct flights connecting Jeddah with Mumbai and will further enhance this connectivity to operate 12 direct flights a week effective 21st July 2024. The …
The days where nights stretch into sunrises and mornings were filled with entertainment and lip-smacking Indian delicacies. A ship curated for the Indian market to create cruisers. When the sea calls, you say ahoy and head aboard! The experience is etched in my memory forever, some of which are vivid …
SKIL Travel, a visionary force in end-to-end hospitality solutions, is thrilled to unveil its grand foray into the realm of International MICE. With an illustrious decade-long legacy as a pioneer in the Indian events industry, this strategic expansion empowers SKIL to venture into the global market, offering clients unrivalled expertise …
Revolution Group, which operates International Travel Network, Asaptickets , Skyluxtravel, Aviajet, and other travel brands, announces plans to implement new distribution capabilities (NDC) in its ticket distribution by partnering with a world leading NDC aggregator. Following this, a highly specialized, local NDC Team of Excellence is to be built. It is expected …
Macau, the gaming hub on China’s south coast near Hong Kong has endured some of the world’s strictest anti-virus controls for nearly three years, and a loosening of border restrictions after China rolled back its “zero-Covid” strategy in early December is widely expected to boost its tourism-driven economy. But for …
The European Travel Commission has revealed that based on figures for January 2021, Europe marked an 85 per cent decrease in international tourist arrivals. With Europe working to speed up the vaccination programmes over the forthcoming months and control the further spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and its mutations, the …
In an attempt to revive tourism, UK will reopen leisure travel to 12 locations from May 17. These places include Portugal, Israel, Iceland, the Faroes, Singapore, Brunei, New Zealand and Australia, together with the British territories of Gibraltar and the Falklands. Britain will permit relatively open leisure travel to just …
