95% Indian travellers embrace sustainable tourism: Booking
The report disclosed that nearly two-thirds (62%) of Indian travellers admitted they would feel guilty if their travel choices were less sustainable.
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Focus is on infra, railway and airport - Deloitte's Murty
Another key highlight in the interim budget is the expansion of airport and railway infrastructure, seen as crucial for overall economic growth, says Murty
Explore Dubai's most famous tourist attractions with Go City
With Go City, you can very well bid goodbye to paper tickets and fixed itineraries that bind you.
Indian travel operators to report profits after 2 years: CRISIL
While operating profitability is expected to check in at 6-7%, revenue should drive past 90% of pre-pandemic levels, says CRISIL.
India recovery optimism intact; to grow at 7.1-7.6% in FY23
Strong domestic demand and steady global investments to ensure India reigns as world’s fastest-growing economy over next few years, says Deloitte India
Dovish MPC opts for status quo
While the Reserve Bank of India kept policy rates and its accommodative stance unchanged, additional monetary measures have been brought in to fight the second wave of Covid-19.
Experiential luxury is here to stay: Julius Baer
The leading Swiss wealth management group expects that just like it did after the global financial crisis, discretionary spending will recover after Covid-19 abates.
St. Moritz: Where culture and adrenaline meet
St. Moritz is a village in the Engadin valley, in the Swiss Alps. A combination of top class sporting events, designer shopping, and breathtaking views make it the perfect winter holiday destination.
Delhi’s Machan: Where the taste of history lingers
Machan, the Taj Mahal hotel’s 24-hour restaurant, is an ubiquitous part of New Delhi. It has hosted politicians and intellectuals through the decades. Now it prepares to step into the new era.
The long, tough road back to a new normal
The cautious easing of the lockdown in several states and the reverse migration of labour will make a return to normal economic activity a difficult task.
