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24/10/2015

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13/08/2015

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13/08/2015

Virgin Atlantic, Jet Airways expand code-share to include 4 cities

Virgin Atlantic has expanded code-share agreement with Jet Airways, which will see the airline offering new travel options to four Indian cities— Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai and Kolkata, stated a release. The flights will be connecting between Delhi and London Heathrow service, and Indian domestic code-share flights operated by Jet Airways. The extended agreement will offer customers the convenience of having all of their boarding passes issued at the originating airport, whether their travel originates in the India or UK.

Nick Parker, Head of India and Middle East, Virgin Atlantic, said, “It’s really important to us to be able to offer our customers convenient one-stop options to get to where they want to fly. As part of our commitment to the Indian market we already operate a successful code-share with Jet Airways between Mumbai and London, and we’re delighted that our partnership is allowing us to open up other popular destinations in India for our customers.”

13/08/2015

India to need 1,740 new airplanes over next 20 years: Boeing

Releasing the annual India Current Market Outlook (CMO), Dr Dinesh Keskar, Senior Vice President, Asia-Pacific and India, Sales, Boeing Commercial Airplanes, highlighted that the domestic passenger traffic in India is at the highest level. The domestic load factor has increased from 74.4 per cent during the January-June, 2014 to 83.6 per cent in during January to June 2015. More than 66.4 million domestic passengers flew by air in 2014 and domestic passengers have increased by 21 per cent in the first six months of 2015. Moreover, we expect this year to end with 75 million domestic passengers, said Keskar, while addressing a press conference yesterday at The Imperial, New Delhi.

11/08/2015

Air India seeks pre-clearance facility at airports for travel to USA

Air India Ltd. has written to the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) to extend pre-clearance facility to its passengers to ease their travel to USA. This facility is available in many countries.

A standing Inter-Ministerial Group (IMG) was constituted under the Chairmanship of Secretary of Ministry of Civil Aviation for this purpose, and the views of the Union Ministry of External Affairs were obtained in the matter, said Dr Mahesh Sharma, Minister of State with Independent Charge for Tourism and Culture, and Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Government of India. However, the implications of such a measure/facility have been found to be far reaching, and therefore put in 'non-starter category', as per a PIB release.

11/08/2015

India to offer e-Tourist Visa to UK starting from Independence Day

According to a PTI report, the UK has been included among the 36 new countries that will be offered the Indian electronic tourist visa (e-Tourist Visa). UK nationals will be offered the visa starting from August 15, taking the number of nations being offered the facility to 113. Other European countries to be added to the list from next week include Belgium, Hungary, Ireland, Monaco, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden.

The e-Tourist Visa will allow British nationals flying to India for tourism and recreational purposes to apply and pay for their visa online and carry a printout as proof. "With this addition, the total count of countries under the scheme will go up to 113. Since the launch of the scheme on November 27, 2014, more than 200,000 e-Tourist Visas have been issued. It is expected that this substantial addition of countries and the seven airports (to the current nine) will give a big boost to the tourism industry in the country," according to a government statement.

28/07/2015

Blue Square Consultants to represent Dubai DMC Best Value Tourism in India

Blue Square Consultants has been appointed as the Marketing and Sales Representative in India for Best Value Tourism LLC, a Destination Management Company (DMC) in Dubai, which is approved by the Department of Tourism Commerce & Marketing (DTCM). Best Value Tourism organises leisure travel across age groups and offers tailor-made packages for all kinds of travellers, as per a release.

28/07/2015

Mumbai Port Trust's international cruise terminal to be developed with passenger amenities

According to a report by Yogesh Naik for Mumbai Mirror, the Mumbai Port Trust's (MbPT) international cruise terminal, which has been functioning from a cargo terminal converted to handle cruise ships, will finally get a full-fledged terminal with all passenger amenities, including duty-free shops after authorities gave the go-ahead for its development.

The current terminal is located near the Naval dockyard and entry to it is via the Green Gate. Roofed with asbestos sheets, the building is in a shambles. Door handles are broken, the floor is damaged in places and tourists can only see the dirt-covered roof from cruise ships.

On a recent visit to this terminal building, Nitin Gadkari, Minister for Shipping and Road Transport & Highways, Government of India, expressed shock at the state of the building.

28/07/2015

Indians to get visa-free entry in Indonesia

With Indonesia registering a growth of 16.23 per cent in Indian visits in 2014, the island nation is set to include India in the visa-free list. Currently, Indonesia offers Visa-on-Arrival to travellers from India. “India will soon be included in Indonesia’s visa-free list. The process to facilitate the same is ongoing,” said Saut Siringoringo, Consul General, the Republic of Indonesia, at the Indonesia Sales Mission in Mumbai.

“India is an important and the seventh biggest tourism market for Indonesia. The number of inbound Indian travellers is increasing, especially for incentive trips. We are expecting 250,000 Indian travellers in 2015, an increase from the 234,000 travellers in 2014,” stated Taufik Nurhidayat, Deputy Director, Asia Pacific Promotion, Ministry of Tourism, Indonesia. The number of Indian visits increased about 16.23 per cent to 237,990 in 2014 compared to 204,756 in 2013. In the current year, from January till May, Indonesia has registered 107,933 tourist arrivals from India.

15/07/2015

Tourism New Zealand to increase marketing budget in India to NZD 5 mn this year

In order to augment the growth from the Indian market and effectively engage with its travel trade and consumers, Tourism New Zealand (TNZ) plans to heavily invest in the market. Speaking on the sidelines of Kiwi Link India 2015 in Mumbai, Kevin Bowler, Chief Executive, Tourism New Zealand, said, “We will spend NZD five million in India this year. In 2009, our budget was only NZD one million. Of the three emerging markets - India, Indonesia, and Brazil - India is the fastest growing market for New Zealand. We have a comprehensive marketing strategy for India and will extensively engage with the travel trade there. We will also look at a digital advertising approach.”

15/07/2015

Most Indian outbound travellers unperturbed by falling rupee: Yatra.com survey

The depreciation of the rupee has not had much impact on the international travel plans of Indians, according to a survey by Yatra.com. Of the 10,000 respondents, more than 60 per cent are eager to travel, unaffected by the dip in the rupee, and continue to pursue their holiday plans. Eighteen per cent of the respondents said they would not wait for the rupee to rise to go on a holiday, 49 per cent said they would take a holiday irrespective of the fall or rise of the rupee, and 33 per cent said they would wait till the rupee stabilises.

Sharat Dhall, President, Yatra.com, commented, “The rupee weakening has not really had an adverse impact on Indian travellers as most of them are unfazed and continue to make holiday plans. Savvy Indian travellers book well in advance these days and hence are confident about getting good deals within their budget. The drop in oil prices has resulted in lower flight prices this year and a plethora of hotel deals has also helped in driving down the overall cost of an international break. Also, most travellers are optimistic of the rupee strengthening and are very confident that the fluctuation will not wreck their holiday plans.”

15/07/2015

India's aviation industry not mature enough: DGCA Chief

According to a PTI report, dubbing the country's civil aviation industry as "not mature enough" at this point of time, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) yesterday sternly shot down the suggestion of some airlines that the compliance of regulations should be handed over to the carriers.

Noting that there were problems in the sector and not just for the airlines, the DGCA Chief, M Sathiyavathy said the regulator would also play the role of facilitator.

"The (domestic aviation) industry is not so mature... It will be premature to hand over all compliance (related matters) to the industry and leaving the DGCA to focus just on oversight," she said.

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