Articles tagged “aviation”

Indians are redefining what leisure travel means to them. They're not ditching their families, but they're also attuned to their needs for time alone to relax.

Years ago, Oyo made hotels more affordable for younger travelers. Now with an IPO expected soon, Prism is not holding back as it looks to make the most of the rising demand for premium accommodations.

As more people from smaller towns turn to air travel, the Indian government's move to fix airfares aims to make travel more accessible without tampering with private carriers’ pricing freedoms.

Loyalty programs are the biggest marketing avenues for the new-age Indian traveler, and ITC Hotels has decided to take things up a notch by incentivizing long-term loyalty.

India's ancient wellness remedies have evolved from being traditions to becoming major revenue generators, and hotel chains are leaning into this demand.

Intrepid is confronting an uncomfortable truth: The gap between climate ambition and available solutions, especially in air travel, is widening, and goals and targets need a rethink.

The IPO space in India is heating up as more travel players are looking to raise funds to support their ambitious expansion plans.

Festivals for Indians are no longer about staying at home, but about combining celebrations with exploration. And now, luxury is becoming an active, subconscious part of this journey.

Europe is looking to rail to cut travel emissions, yet airlines still enjoy the tax breaks that help keep flights cheap. Rail, by contrast, is taxed and charged to use tracks, despite being the greener option. For the industry, that imbalance means airlines may keep winning on price until policymakers put climate goals above cheap tickets.

Indian travel players have maximized their own customer base. They now recognize that the next phase of growth comes from quick commerce companies that have a customer base that is willing to spend for convenience.