Articles tagged “indigo airlines”

India's move to allow visa-on-arrival to Japan, South Korea, and the UAE nationals can significantly boost international tourism, given the close ties and proximity of the three countries to India. But is it enough?

With each long weekend, Indians are finding new destinations for travel. Scenic beauty and easy visa norms, however, continue to be a factor in how they make their booking decisions.

Heat waves around the world have posed enormous challenges for businesses, including those in travel. Here's a look at how scorching temperatures are impacting the travel industry.

Low cost no more: With these new offerings, it’s clear IndiGo is aiming for a little more luxury and a lot less budget.

It’s still just a teenager. But already, India’s IndiGo is the world’s largest airline outside of the U.S., China, or Europe. And as it celebrates its 18th birthday, no other airline—of any age—has a more ambitious plan for its future.

Bilt lets users earn points for rent payments and exchange them for travel, and it's growing fast.

Skift Global Forum is just weeks away - take a look at who is planning to attend and make sure to add your company to the list.

Booking.com has been working on building up its U.S. supply of short-term rentals for several years, relying on relationships with property managers. Perhaps it needs to take on the more labor-intensive task of focusing on individual hosts. It won't be easy.

Paul Baker joins the two Dubai mega-resorts from Macau.

The Olympics provide host cities enormous exposure worldwide, but that doesn't mean they'll see a long-term tourism boost. We discuss how host cities can leverage the immense popularity of the Olympics in this week's episode of the Skift Travel Podcast.