We're interested to see if a Buddhist approach to tourism development can grow out of this region's shift.
2 weeks ago
As Zika outbreaks hit parts of Florida and Singapore, experts are predicting that the next stops could be China, India and Nigeria. These are just predictions, though, because Zika has been around for decades and populations may have already developed immunity to the disease.
4 weeks ago
There is a round of consolidation left in the Indian online booking market, which has happened in every other major market but not here.
3 months ago
Look for India's airlines to grow after the government moved to loosen regulatory restrictions. But the big winners could be larger, foreign airlines that own stakes in emerging Indian carriers.
So-called remote towers could be an elegant solution to staffing the air traffic control towers of countries like India, which is experiencing massive growth in air travel.
5 months ago
Competition in India has led to massive price swings, from free rides to surge pricing that makes New Year's Eve in New York look like bargain fares. Apparently authorities aren't having it anymore.
The best competition in the on-demand car world is happening in Asia. And if Uber is being out-Ubered by a rival there's cause for worry.
6 months ago
Corruption and poor infrastructure are hurting the Indian aviation industry just when it should be growing the most.
7 months ago
Nevada is trying to grow its tourism numbers from India while it revamps the way it promotes the destination in China. Both markets are critical if the state wants to remain competitive.
8 months ago
Apps in India such as Oyo Rooms and Zo Rooms are making a mark attacking real problems: the lack of standards and quality in the country's hotel rooms. Their creative solutions to the problem are showing some promise.
12 months ago
Rising incomes in India have helped budget carrier IndiGo find a market and now it is seeking an initial public offering to propel its growth in what has been a challenged airline sector in the country.
Any government that provides easy to understand rules for Uber and its peers is doing its citizens a favor. The startups may not want to abide by them, but New York has taught us that tough, sensible rules work.
