Articles tagged “india”

The India-Pakistan armed conflict may have ended, but the fallout continues to impact how Indian travel companies conduct business.

Along with everyone else, Sterling's CEO says the company is "moving the needle" more upscale.

MakeMyTrip's bet on outbound and spiritual travel paid off during the last fiscal year. But this year has come with geopolitical tensions and tariff concerns.

Investors are not worried about the amount needed for investing in hotel projects. The returns are robust enough to be a motivator.

That Indians are keen on experiencing live events is now well-established. But their growing affinity to combine these events with extended stays and local exploration is becoming a major economic driver.

While India and Pakistan have reached an understanding to halt the ongoing conflict, it might take some time before travel to and within India can return to normal.

There’s rarely a quiet moment for IndiGo’s energetic chief executive, but Pieter Elbers has even more on his plate than usual.

With key airports closed and flights canceled, the worry now is how far the disruption could spread — and how long it might last.

In times like this, tourism may be the last thing on anyone's mind, but the conflict is already costing airlines money.

On today’s podcast, we look at Marriott’s earnings, a new generation of leaders in Asia-Pacific, and Hilton‘s big plans for India.