Priyal Dutta

The Fern Hotels & Resorts has launched three new properties in Gujarat and Maharashtra. With 27 properties in Gujarat and 28 in Maharashtra, the company is expanding its presence in these key markets.

Leela Palaces, Hotels & Resorts has named Ms. Shweta Jain as its Chief Marketing and Sales Officer. Ms. Jain has extensive experience leading luxury lifestyle initiatives in South Asia across various industries. #people #appointment

Since its launch in 2008, the IPL has significantly impacted cricket, becoming one of the most popular trends globally. It also influences tourism, attracting international fans and tourists and bringing economic benefits to different regions.

Mayem Lake in Goa was once a popular travel spot among tourists. However, state authorities have not utilized entertainment options like bungee jumping, boating activities, and a garden, which has negatively impacted the local economy.

In a new travel trend, The first tourist destination in Yanbu City has been unveiled by Saudi Arabia. Baheej Tourism Development, a joint venture between ASFAR and the Tamimi-AWN Alliance, plans to expand the Royal Commission's waterfront area in Yanbu.

The United States will host the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup for the first time from June 1-29, 2024. The event is expected to boost sports travel & tourism and generate interest in cricket across North America.

Air India Express is still facing operational challenges due to new roster software issues, leading to manual duty assignments and affecting 50 of its 300 daily flights.

TreeHouse Hotels & Resorts, owned by Karma Hospitality LLP, has secured its first hotel in Sonipat, Haryana. Set to open in August 2024, the property will cater to business and leisure travellers.

Air India announced salary increases and annual performance bonuses for pilots, effective April 1, 2024. The airline utilized the Rise.AI system for annual appraisals of its 18,000 employees.

As a part of new travel trends, The Indian government is promoting Jammu and Kashmir as part of its 'Cool Summers of India' campaign, selecting over 50 tourist spots in collaboration with state administrations and union territories.