Peden Doma Bhutia

In contrast to some travel companies that adopted a cautious 'wait and watch' stance, hesitating to launch an IPO amid the uncertain landscape of the travel industry, TBO stood out for its proactive approach. Rather than biding its time, TBO swiftly made the decision to launch its IPO.

There’s nothing small scale about Minor Hotel’s ambitions for India as it plans to conquer the country's hospitality scene, one grand property at a time.

IndiGo isn't happy just being the largest airline in India. The carrier wants to be taken seriously as a global aviation player.

While Oyo may look to go upscale in India its growth strategy in the U.S. primarily relies on its budget hotel segment.

Dubai is dreaming big in tourism and what better way to top it off than with the world's largest airport?

Two days ago, Tony Fernandes announced that he’s putting retirement aside for the next five years. On Thursday he announced AirAsia Move’s plans to be the biggest OTA in Southeast Asia and a day later, he’s talking about his ambition to position AirAsia as the largest low-cost airline group in Asia.

Recipe for the most-loved OTA in Southeast Asia = Free flights for a year for as less as $250. Lip smacking, much?

Know where the growth in India is? In its Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. IHCL definitely seems to know that.

Understanding what Chinese travelers want is crucial for stakeholders in the tourism industry to tailor offerings and experiences that match these changing preferences.

Will TBO go into wait-and-watch mode like Oyo or Ixigo, or will it launch an IPO soon enough?