Shayan Mallick | New Delhi
India’s inbound tourism paints a very gloomy picture ahead. In the absence of adequate promotion, initiatives and funding, the inbound recovery was far from satisfactory the last year. However, and to the industry’s absolute chagrin,
Shayan Mallick | New Delhi
Aimed at facilitating event organisers and corporate entities, and growing destination’s incentives share, ‘Hong Kong Incentive Playbook’ offers over 100 authentic HK experiences and 40+ innovative team-building ideas, along with new funding schemes, professional planning,
Shayan Mallick | New Delhi
Two things are happening in stark contrast of each other, and unsavory to both, India’s inbound trade and the Government. The gulf between inbound and outbound has continued to widen. In 2019, India’s best tourism
Prasenjit Chakraborty - Mumbai
During the pandemic, Jyoti Mayal, President, TAAI, emerged as a powerful advocate, tirelessly working for refunds and the resumption of flights. She collaborated closely with the Ministry of Civil Aviation and international airlines to facilitate
TBM Staff - Mumbai
In a bid to bolster its pandemic-hit tourism sector, the Thailand Cabinet has announced an extension of the waiver on operating fees for hoteliers for an additional two years. The exemption, which covers an annual
TBM Staff - Mumbai
In 2023 international tourist arrivals recovered 89% of 2019 levels and export revenues from tourism 96%, while direct tourism GDP reached the same levels as in 2019. UN Tourism’s projection for 2024 points to a
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