Articles tagged “india”

The troubled Indian aviation industry is finally getting the much-needed love from global/Asian players, but lot will depend on how soon Indian govt. eases up the foreign investment pathways.

This works both ways with Indians traveling to view their favorite sets in the UK as well and exemplifying how a cultural exchange can be more influential than forced marketing.

India's troubled aviation industry is slowly opening up as govt. realizes the folly of not allowing foreign giants in, especially the geographically and culturally close Gulf giants. This will be the first salvo in a coming rush of such deals.

The new Indian tourism minister is making the right noises, and easing visa rules is a surefire way to boost tourism anywhere.

India is still finding its footing as a travel destination, but it holds an allure to travelers worldwide and is starting to take the necessary steps to improve infrastructure and accessibility.

A boost of tourism would be welcomed in the region, but the relaxed travel advisory warns travelers that visits outside these main tourist areas should be taken at their own risk.

The key to shopping tourism is making spending as easy as possible for incoming tourists by breaking down cost and cultural barriers and creating an entire experience centered around stores.

A niche focus for India’s next major advertising push will help it attain its goal of a 12 percent yearly increase in inbound tourists, especially for medical tourism – a growing sector for all of Asia.

Elections in India are always a spectacle: loud, garish, in-your-face and never without action. Brilliant idea, this.

It's a wonderful irony that the prospect of higher revenues from foreigners may lead countries to improve their medical infrastructure to compete globally.