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India’s tourism sector hits new high: WTTC reports Rs 3.1 trillion in international spend
While international arrivals make headlines, domestic tourism continues to be the pillar of India’s travel economy. In 2024, domestic visitor spending hit a staggering ₹15.5 trillion (USD 185.6 billion), 22% higher than 2019 levels. This growth is expected to rise further to ₹16.8 trillion in 2025, driven by younger demographics, increased disposable incomes, and a stronger post-pandemic preference for local exploration.
How is IPL powering a cricket-fueled tourism boom across India?
Sports Tourism is changing the dynamics of the hospitality sector in India. IPL induced tourism is generating demand throughout the travel value chain, be it railway or airline ticketing, to accommodation in hotels and local dining in restaurants and leisure facilities. Cities hosting IPL matches are experiencing inflows of footfalls, infusing local economies and putting the services sector into overdrive.
Iceland to Madagascar: Air India expands reach with two major international alliances
Air India has signed two major codeshare agreements with Icelandair and Air Mauritius, widening its global network with seamless travel options across Europe, Southern Africa, and the Indian Subcontinent. The agreements, formalised at the 81st IATA AGM in New Delhi, enhance connectivity to 32 destinations and reaffirm Air India’s strategy to bolster international travel and trade through strategic alliances.
IATA names Luis Gallego as new Chair as LATAM prepares to host AGM in Rio next year
Luis Gallego, CEO of International Airlines Group, has taken over as Chair of the IATA Board following the 81st AGM in New Delhi. The 82nd AGM will be hosted by LATAM Airlines in Rio de Janeiro in June 2026, marking a return to South America for the first time since 1999. The developments signal strategic shifts within global aviation leadership and connectivity.
IndiGo to add 10 new intl destinations this year with long-haul flights to London, Copenhagen & Athens
A key enabler of IndiGo’s international push is its aggressive fleet expansion. With one new aircraft joining its fleet every week, the airline expects to surpass 600 aircraft by 2030. A major development includes the damp lease agreement with Norse Atlantic Airways for six Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, scheduled to arrive by early 2026, complementing the anticipated arrival of A350s in 2027.
Yas Island eyes deeper India play as visits cross 38 mn: Miral Destinations CEO
From announcing bold new theme park attractions and hospitality expansions to unveiling tech-enabled guest experiences and cultural collaborations, Miral Destinations is positioning Yas Island as more than just a holiday destination — it is crafting a fully immersive, multi-sensory playground where entertainment meets technology, and travel meets personalisation. Liam Findlay in an exclusive conversation shared more details.
Philippines woos Indian tourists with 14-day visa-free entry
Under the new rules, Indian citizens can now travel to the Philippines without a requiring visa for a period not exceeding 14 days, provided the visit is strictly for tourism. This visa-free facility is available across all major entry points, including international airports, seaports, and cruise terminals throughout the country.
The Leela raises ₹1,575 crore from anchor investors ahead of IPO
Brookfield-backed The Leela Palaces, Hotels & Resorts has raised INR 1,575 crore through its anchor book, ahead of its IPO launch on 26 May. The offering drew significant interest from 47 marquee domestic and international investors, with allocations made at the upper price band of INR 435 per share. The IPO includes a fresh issue and an offer for sale.
India leads spending as Washington DC reports record-breaking tourist numbers in 2024
Washington, DC welcomed a record 27.2 million visitors in 2024, generating USD 11.4 billion in visitor spending. India topped the international spending charts with USD 344 million and was the third-largest market by volume. While domestic travel grew significantly, international tourism saw a 10 per cent increase. Destination DC anticipates challenges in 2025 amid a projected drop in global arrivals.
IndiGo makes global leap: FY25 sees Rs 7,258 cr profit & leap into long-haul ops
Beginning July 1, 2025, IndiGo will offer thrice-weekly direct flights between Mumbai and Manchester, becoming the only airline currently providing nonstop service on this route and also the only low-cost carrier in the country offering long-haul flight services. A day later, on July 2, the airline will launch another long-haul flight connecting Mumbai to Amsterdam, also operating three times a week. Both routes will be served by Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, leased from Norse Atlantic Airways, marking IndiGo’s official entry into long-haul wide-body operations.
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