Articles tagged “india”

The Indian aviation market isn't exactly the most healthy business market, and you would expect AirAsia to want to have as wide a distribution network as possible, instead of just working with its JV partner Expedia.

Offering visa-on-arrivals is one of the simplest steps a country can take to increase tourism, a fact that India has already seen first hand.

Unbelievable. The state of India's historic monuments and heritage has always been in jeopardy, and ASI is as toothless a protector as they come.

This being India, the network will likely be overwhelmed by usage, primarily mobile device usage. But then, how different would that crawl be from Amtrak or Bolt Bus wi-fi here?

This should be a very disturbing figure to the Indian government, as was the rape and its aftermath to the image of India overall. Maybe they ought to rethink the Incredible India marketing campaign.

Private cultural institutions are blissfully unaffected by the U.S. budget cuts causing chaos at national parks and airports; the Met just announced it will soon be open 7 days a week.

Contrast and comparison is a particularly effective technique for travel ads, because it highlights what makes each culture or company unique -- the ultimate goal of any good campaign.

Chennai, formerly Madras, has been a relatively sleepy travel hub in India, amidst all the activity in Delhi, Mumbai or even Hyderabad. This move will surely have big benefits to the local economy, and likely will spur more hotel and infrastructure development.

AirAsia will come in with a big splash, but will have to sustain the cost structure long term and learn from past failures of players before them.

Gulmarg, as the story points out is definitely not your average ski resort. A visit sounds like an adventure of a lifetime.