Articles tagged “india”

Etihad, instead of joining any bigger airline alliance, is building up its own "equity alliance" with stakes worldwide, this move with Jet is first in India.

The case marks how different aviation rules can be in some countries. The Indian Supreme Court was surprised to find its airlines had begun quietly levying small fees, while in the U.S., airlines shamelessly embrace their fee-happy ways.

Tour operators report zero cancellations following the New Delhi rape, but the impact on female travelers still in the planning stages or those looking to backpack solo is harder to measure.

But seriously, a great one on mute.

The Indian aviation stake sale is on, as now Air Asia is on the hunt on its own, joining Emirates, Etihad and Qatar who are mostly interested in buying stakes in current Indian players.

For now, this investigation is for Sahara's UK deal, but likely will extend to its acquisition of New York's iconic Plaza Hotel as well. That will surely put a dampener on any new Sahara hotel deals going ahead.

Sahara has been controversial from the beginning, and investors everywhere need to ask the hard questions before getting into business with it.

Amanresorts is as luxury boutique as you get, and now that it is independent, it will likely be a better fit with its authentic, small, intimate image.