Kyunghee Park, Bloomberg
India's aviation growth is impressive, especially given that about 97 percent of the population has never flown, according to SpiceJet. Maybe the Delhi airport can give Beijing and Atlanta a run for their money.
1 year ago
Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
The heaviest rainfall Mumbai has seen since 2005 has disrupted flights and trains for the second time in a month. Travel companies need better tech for coping with ever-increasing weather disruptions.
2 years ago
Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
Mumbai needs to find a way to match the promise of its growth with the on-the-ground reality for many of its residents.
5 years ago
Pooja Thakur, Bloomberg
Marriott and the developer are getting around Mumbai's zoning restrictions on building height by placing the new Ritz-Carlton into a shanty town location that's being revamped with luxury homes.
5 years ago
Nithin Belle, Khaleej Times
The good thing about Mumbai, is that beneath the layer of things visitors don't like is a city worth seeing.
5 years ago
Mark Byrnes, Quartz
Meanwhile, in Berlin, officials are wondering how their vaunted efficiency just got lapped by Mumbai.
6 years ago
Siddharth Philip and Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
The new terminal is positioned to attract foreign tourists and boost the prime minister's reputation before spring elections, but looking forward the terminal might not be enough to handle growing air traffic.
6 years ago
Karthikeyan Sundaram, Bloomberg
Mumbai's challenges with development will sound familiar to Brazil and Istanbul. Perhaps all three should consider a model that trades smart urban planning for bulldozers.
6 years ago
Rosie Birkett , The Guardian
In these Parsi cafes in Mumbai, you are sampling the region's history and cultures, and that's what travel and life are all about.
6 years ago
Kari Lundgren, Bloomberg
With India's own airlines players in turmoil, this is a good strategic move from Virgin Atlantic to capture the cross continental traffic from a growing outbound market like India.
7 years ago