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AAIB releases preliminary report on deadly Air India AI171 crash in Ahmedabad
According to the AAIB, the pilots re-engaged the fuel switches in an attempt to relight both engines. Engine 1 showed signs of recovering thrust, but Engine 2 failed to stabilise. The aircraft, which had briefly reached a speed of 180 knots, was already descending and failed to regain altitude. The final distress call -- a "MAYDAY" -- was transmitted at 08:09 UTC, just seconds before the aircraft crashed into residential buildings outside the airport perimeter.
US hikes H-1B visa fee: $250 security deposit made mandatory for tourists too
From 2026, visa applicants to the United States will face higher fees. A new Act introduces a USD 250 'visa integrity fee' for most non-immigrant visas. This includes tourist, student, and work visas. Asylum seekers also face new charges. There is a USD 1000 fee for asylum applications. Other travel-related fees will also increase.
WTTC proposes six-point plan to tackle destination overcrowding
With global tourism surging, WTTC's new report calls on governments and businesses to adopt a collaborative, data-driven approach to destination management. The paper outlines six practical actions to help destinations grow responsibly while safeguarding local communities, economies, and infrastructure.
Why inbound tourism to India is in trouble – and what we’re not doing about it?
The year 2025 has started on a challenging note due to carryover geopolitical issues from 2024. Inbound business has only slowly recovered post-COVID and has yet to reach 2019 figures, which by themselves were not particularly impressive. India's efforts have slowed at a time when they should have been intensified to attract inbound tourists. Hira feels that many opportunities, including India's G20 presidency, were missed in leveraging inbound tourism growth.
Amitabh Kant joins IndiGo board as Non-Executive Director
A highly respected figure in Indian public policy and governance, Kant is best known for his pivotal roles in shaping transformative national campaigns such as Make in India, Startup India, and Incredible India. A 1980-batch IAS officer of the Kerala cadre, he has had an illustrious four-decade career in government and economic reform.
MMGY Global enters South Asia and GCC with Think Strawberries acquisition
Travel marketing firm MMGY Global has acquired Think Strawberries, a representation agency based in India and the GCC. The move marks MMGY’s first direct entry into the Asia-Pacific region. Think Strawberries will now operate as MMGY Think Strawberries, with founder Amit Kishore and senior leaders continuing to head operations, aiming to deepen market connections across South Asia and the Middle East.
Rajasthan unveils tribal circuits, war museums and women-led tourism for broader appeal
Rajasthan is diversifying its tourism offerings with new tribal circuits, war museums, and initiatives to support women-led tourism. Deputy CM Diya Kumari outlined the state's plan to go beyond traditional destinations and make every district a part of its tourism economy. From light and sound shows to temple upgrades and travel marts in new cities, the state is aiming for inclusivity and global engagement.
StayVista raises ₹40 crore from JSW Ventures and DSG to expand luxury villa network
India’s luxury villa rental platform StayVista has secured INR 40 crore in funding, led by JSW Ventures with participation from existing investor DSG Consumer Partners. With over 1,000 villas listed across 50 destinations, the platform has hosted more than one million guests to date. The capital will support expansion, tech upgrades, and hiring as StayVista taps into growing demand for private, premium holiday stays.
Global leisure travel to triple in value by 2040, driven by domestic demand: BCG Report
Leisure travel is set to triple in value, reaching USD 15 trillion by 2040, according to a BCG report. Domestic tourism will drive USD 12 trillion of that growth. India is among the fastest-growing markets, with younger travellers, AI adoption, and blended trips shaping new behaviour. Emerging economies like India and Vietnam are expected to surpass traditional markets in outbound spend.
US visa applicants must make social media accounts public for screening
In a post on X, the official handle of the U.S. Embassy in India (@USAndIndia) shared the announcement stating, "Every visa adjudication is a national security decision. Effective immediately, all individuals applying for an F, M, or J non-immigrant visa are requested to adjust the privacy settings on all of their personal social media accounts to 'public' to facilitate vetting necessary to establish their identity and admissibility to the United States."
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