1. Home
  2. Live Updates
  3. Ravel and tourism news

Live Breaking News & Updates on Ravel and tourism news

Stay informed with the latest breaking news from Ravel and tourism news on our comprehensive webpage. Get up-to-the-minute updates on local events, politics, business, entertainment, and more. Our dedicated team of journalists delivers timely and reliable news, ensuring you're always in the know. Discover firsthand accounts, expert analysis, and exclusive interviews, all in one convenient destination. Don't miss a beat — visit our webpage for real-time breaking news in Ravel and tourism news and stay connected to the pulse of your community

Travel News - 'Tourism activities in Goa must resume after total vaccination'


‘Tourism activities in Goa must resume after total vaccination’
Goa Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar on Tuesday said tourism activities should resume only after the entire population of the coastal state is completely vaccinated against COVID-19. While the Goa government has allowed hotels to function, restaurants and other tourism-related activities have been shut due to the curfew, which has been in place in the state since May 9, when COVID-19 cases started peaking.
Speaking to PTI, the Minister said only tourists who are “fully vaccinated" should be allowed to enter the state. “We can’t keep Goa’s tourism industry shut forever, as it is an important backbone of our state’s economy," Ajgaonkar said.

Tourism-minister-manohar-ajgaonkar , Travelbiz-monitor , Ndian-tourism-news , Ourist-destination-news , Ravel-events , Ravel-and-tourism-news , Viation-news , Ourism , Oa , Anohar-ajgaonkar , Ourism-activities

Travel News - flydubai to resume flights to Naples, Italy from July 1

We cover authentic information, news, topics, events, interviews, guest articles, features and updates on Travel & Tourism world.

Serbia , Santorini , Perifereia-notiou-aigaiou , Greece , Montenegro , Mumbai , Maharashtra , India , Egypt , Mykonos , Batumi , Ajaria

Travel News - IAAPI requests PM to save amusement park industry from economic roller-coaster ride

We cover authentic information, news, topics, events, interviews, guest articles, features and updates on Travel & Tourism world.

India , Prime-minister , Narendra-modi , Shruti-prasad-ratnaparkhi , Atmanirbhar-bharat-abhiyan , Rajeev-jalnapurkar , Indian-association-of-amusement-parks , Ministry-of-health , Indian-amusement-park-industries , Indian-association , Amusement-parks , Indian-amusement-industry

Travel News - 88% of Indian travellers want to travel more sustainably in the future: Booking.com

We cover authentic information, news, topics, events, interviews, guest articles, features and updates on Travel & Tourism world.

Mumbai , Maharashtra , India , Global-sustainable-tourism-council , Sustainable-travel-report , Green-tourism , Regional-manager , South-asia , Travelbiz-monitor , Ndian-tourism-news , Ourist-destination-news

Travel News - Puri temple to have fourth hotel by November

We cover authentic information, news, topics, events, interviews, guest articles, features and updates on Travel & Tourism world.

Hyderabad , Andhra-pradesh , India , Kartika , West-bengal , Shree-purushottam-bhatka-niwas , Niladri-bhakta-niwas , Shree-gundicha-bhakta-niswas , Shree-purushottam-bhakta-niwas , Krishan-kumar , Jagannath-temple , Nilachal-bhakta-niwas

Travel News - Indians most concerned about polluted beaches & waterways and overtourism: Agoda Survey


Indians most concerned about polluted beaches & waterways and overtourism: Agoda Survey
By TBM Staff | Mumbai
With the hopes of travel resuming again and sustainability becoming a key focus, international digital travel platform Agoda has rolled out its Sustainable Travel Trends Survey. Launched to mark World Environment Day 2021 (5 June), the survey highlights easy identification of sustainable eco-friendly travel options, limited use of single-use plastics and financial incentives for accommodation providers who maximise energy efficiencies as the top three measures needed to make travel more sustainable. Establishing more protected areas to limit tourist numbers and removal of single-use bathroom amenities round out the top five measures. 

Malaysia , Australia , Taiwan , Philippines , Japan , Mumbai , Maharashtra , India , Thailand , United-kingdom , China , Vietnam

Travel News - RBI creates separate liquidity window of 15,000cr for hotel, tourism & aviation sector


RBI creates separate liquidity window of 15,000cr for hotel, tourism & aviation sector
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday announced a separate liquidity window of  INR 15,000 crore to mitigate the adverse impact of the second COVID-19 wave on certain contact-intensive sectors, reports Trisha Medhi for YourStory.
The window will remain open till March 31, 2022, with tenors of up to three years at the repo rate, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said in Mumbai after a meeting of the monetary policy committee.
Announcing the on-tap Liquidity Window for Contact-intensive Sectors, he said that banks can provide support to hotels and restaurants, tourism, aviation support services, and other services under this programme.

Mumbai , Maharashtra , India , Shaktikanta-das , Trisha-medhi , Reserve-bank , Liquidity-window , Contact-intensive-sectors , Travelbiz-monitor , Ndian-tourism-news , Ourist-destination-news

Travel News - Vistara exploring newer avenues to supplement earnings; aims to have 70 planes by 2023: CEO


Vistara exploring newer avenues to supplement earnings; aims to have 70 planes by 2023: CEO
With a “nimble” approach, Vistara is focussing on a leaner cost-structure as well as exploring newer avenues to supplement earnings, its CEO Leslie Thng has said and emphasised that full-service carriers are even more relevant in the current COVID scenario.
The Delhi-based airline, which entered the domestic aviation space in January 2015, aims to have 70 planes in its fleet by 2023.
In an e-mail interaction with PTI, Thng said that full service carriers look to be relevant more in the current scenario due to less density of seats in the cabins.

Doha , Ad-daw-ah , Qatar , Japan , Tokyo , Delhi , India , London , City-of , United-kingdom , Dhaka , Bangladesh

Travel News - Domestic passenger traffic declines 65-67% in May compared to April: ICRA


Domestic passenger traffic declines 65-67% in May compared to April: ICRA
By TBM Staff | Mumbai
For May 2021, India’s domestic passenger traffic is estimated at ~19-20 lakh, implying a sequential decline of ~65-67% compared to ~57.3 lakh in April 2021. With this, the domestic passenger traffic reached lower than the June-July 2020 levels. The airlines’ capacity deployment for May 2021 was lower by ~54-55% compared to April 2021 (~27,700 departures in May 2021, against ~60,300 departures in April 2021), indicating the lower demand stemming from averseness of consumers to travel due to the rise in infections. 
According to Kinjal Shah, Vice President & Co-Group Head, ICRA, “For May 2021, the average daily departures were ~900, significantly lower than ~2,000 in April 2021. The average number of passengers per flight during May 2021 was 72, against an average of 93 passengers per flight in April 2021. The gradual decline depicts the continuing stress on demand, driven largely by the second wave of Covid-19, limiting travel to only necessary travel, while both leisure and business travel have been curtailed due to various state-wide restrictions and the spread of the infections.” 

Australia , Mumbai , Maharashtra , India , United-kingdom , Iran , Kuwait , Singapore , Indonesia , Canada , France , Kinjal-shah

Travel News - Bird Group's Ankur Bhatia passes away due to cardiac arrest


Bird Group’s Ankur Bhatia passes away due to cardiac arrest
By TBM Staff | Mumbai
Ankur Bhatia, Executive Director, Bird Group passed away this morning due to a massive cardiac arrest. He was 48. Bhatia is survived by his architect wife, Smriti and two children. 
Bhatia has led the group’s strategic thrust to create multiple drivers of growth that made a significant and growing contribution to the company and industry at large. Articulating a vision for Bird Group and direction to the consortia of companies, he is credited with bringing in the Amadeus brand to the Indian sub-continent in 1994, which today is the market leader in providing travel technology for travel agents & airlines. 

Liberia , Mumbai , Maharashtra , India , Republic-of-liberia , Rajeev-kohli , Ankur-bhatia , University-of-london , Marking-the-group , Bird-group , King-college , Bird-group-ankur-bhatia