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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.
Britain sets sight on £1 bn from Indian tourists' spending by 2026
The UK, which is one of the most popular outbound destinations for Indians, received over 766,000 visitors in 2024 from India— a number projected to surpass 1 million by 2030, with a £1 billion visitor spend target by 2026. These figures highlight India’s evolution from a volume-driven to a high-value source market. “Film and TV have a universal pull, and they are increasingly influencing travel decisions,” said Patricia Yates, CEO of VisitBritain, in an exclusive conversation with ETTravelWorld.
US announces visa restrictions on travel agencies based in India facilitating illegal immigration
The United States is imposing visa restrictions on owners, executives, and senior officials of Indian travel agencies found to be knowingly facilitating illegal immigration. The State Department emphasizes its commitment to enforcing immigration laws, holding accountable those who violate them, and protecting Americans. Specific details regarding affected agencies and individuals remain confidential due to visa record protection policies.
Indian students abroad can now get insurance cover for visa cancellations and job loss
Indian insurance companies are now offering specialized travel policies for students abroad, addressing visa issues, job loss, and emergencies. These affordable policies provide comprehensive coverage, including accommodation and return travel, catering to the unique needs of Indian students in countries like the US, UK, and Canada. While some prefer university-recommended insurance for easier claims, a hybrid approach is gaining traction.
TAAI mobilises national campaign to boost tourism in J&K post-unrest
The campaign is part of TAAI’s broader commitment to preserving and promoting India’s tourism economy, particularly in regions where travel and hospitality serve as critical sources of livelihood. The association is mobilising its 2,400+ member network across India, along with airline and hospitality partners, to promote J&K as a vibrant, safe, and scenic destination for families, groups, and individual travellers alike.
Turkiye backlash: Major Indian airports cut ties with Celebi following security clearance revocation
The contract termination aligns with a broader national sentiment against Turkish-linked companies, stemming from Turkey’s vocal support for Pakistan in recent geopolitical disputes. Multiple travel trade associations have also issued appeals urging a boycott of Turkish and Azerbaijani travel products, warning that economic ties should not override national security concerns.
Trade urges govt to issue strong travel advisory against countries supporting Pakistan
The call to action comes following Turkiye and Azerbaijan's vocal backing of Pakistan during the recent escalation of tensions between India and its western neighbour. According to industry insiders, Indian tourist bookings to both Turkiye and Azerbaijan have dropped by 60% over the past week, with cancellations surging by an unprecedented 250%.
US is on track to lose $12 billion in travel revenue in 2025
The US tourism sector faces a significant downturn, projected to lose USD12.5 billion in revenue in 2025, a 22 per cent drop from 2019 peaks. Lingering Covid-era travel rules, a strong dollar, and perceived unwelcoming policies are deterring international visitors. This decline disproportionately affects major gateways and border regions, potentially delaying recovery to pre-pandemic levels until 2030.
AAI reopens 32 airports after week-long suspension, civilian flights resume
Among the airports affected were key regional hubs such as Srinagar, Jammu, Amritsar, Leh, Chandigarh, Dharamshala and Bikaner, along with smaller airports serving interior and border regions. The closures were announced via a series of Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) and were intended to allow security agencies to implement enhanced protective measures amid the standoff.
Indian travel industry urges boycott of Turkiye & Azerbaijan over political stance
The hashtag #BoycottTurkeyAzerbaijan gained momentum on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday evening, after reports surfaced that the foreign ministries of Turkiye and Azerbaijan had issued separate statements expressing solidarity with Pakistan. Both Turkiye and Azerbaijan have become increasingly popular among Indian travellers in recent years, mainly due to enhanced air connectivity, targeted promotions, and relaxed visa norms. However, this new turn of events has cast a shadow over their growing appeal in the Indian outbound tourism market.
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