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Railways carry annual air traffic in a day: Aditya Ghosh

Railways carry annual air traffic in a day: Aditya Ghosh

Aditya Ghosh, Co-founder of Akasa Air and Former Director of IndiGo, said the total number of air passengers in India in a year is about the same number of passengers that the Indian Railways carries

Interviews
‘FCM Travel India’s revenue has grown by more than 20% as compared to 2019’

‘FCM Travel India’s revenue has grown by more than 20% as compared to 2019’

FCM Travel India is bullish about prospects of business travel from Southeast Asia, Greater China and its youngest source market of Japan. Sunny Sodhi, Managing Director, FCM Travel India spoke to Disha Shah Ghosh about

Outbound
AlUla unveils ‘Forever Revitalising’ global campaign to captivate travellers

AlUla unveils ‘Forever Revitalising’ global campaign to captivate travellers

The ancient oasis city in the northwest of Saudi Arabia, is set to embark on an exciting journey with the milestone launch of its inaugural global brand campaign, Forever Revitalising. This campaign encapsulates the essence

Top Stories
The UK economy enters a recession after contracting by 0.3%

The UK economy enters a recession after contracting by 0.3%

  The UK economy contracted by 0.3% in the three months leading up to December 2023, slipping into a recession in the second half of the year. This was a more significant decline than the

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The UK economy enters a recession after contracting by 0.3%

The UK economy enters a recession after contracting by 0.3%

  The UK economy contracted by 0.3% in the three months leading up to December 2023, slipping into a recession in the second half of the year. This was a more significant decline than the

Outbound
Japan slides into recession, loses third-largest economy status

Japan slides into recession, loses third-largest economy status

In a surprising turn of events, Japan's economy has slipped into recession for the second consecutive quarter, fuelled by sluggish domestic demand. This downturn has led to the re-evaluation of Japan's global economic standing, causing

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