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| COVERSTORY |
Honeymoon segment: Revenue stream for all seasons
The newly weds all over the world scan the map thoroughly to find their perfect honeymoon destination. There are innumerable trends, offers, hot spots, destinations which provide them with their once in a lifetime experience and the travel trade with a constant income, discovers TravelBiz Monitor.
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| GUEST COLUMN |
 Cruise Tourism - A cup half full?
India has an abundance of natural tourist attractions. What the cruise tourism industry needs is neat packaging and smooth logistics feels Capt. Sekhar (MD), Lavender Cruises and Tours Pvt Ltd.
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| FOCAL POINT |
 Rabid … Reasonable … Regretful
26/11 brought a clear three-way split in the industry.
The Rabid are foaming at the mouth, up in arms and baying for war with Pakistan. And where will they be when the missiles roar in? ...read more>> |
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| TRACK RECORD |
SOTC: Moving ahead to 'Expect More'
'SOTC Holidays' – a known brand to common Indians from 1990s, today is one of the top most preferred holidaying companies in the country. Over the years, the holiday brand of Kuoni India have come a long way offering niche packages to make the vacations more than just 'holidays' finds TravelBiz Monitor.
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| This Week's Top Headlines |
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AAI puts non-metro airport development projects on fast track |
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After receiving the mini ratna status and restructuring its board, the Airport Authority of India (AAI) has put the non-metro airport development projects on fast track. According to a report in today’s Financial Chronicle, the first project which will be put on fast track will be the proposed Rs 340 crore...read more>> |
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Singapore Airlines may withdraw one flight from Kolkata
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Singapore Airlines will suspend 214 international flights including three to India. One of these affected flights is likely to be a Kolkata connection. If the airline withdraws one flight from Kolkata, the frequency will be down from four times a week to three. “We will ensure that capacity is allocated...read more>> |
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Singapore Airlines and Turkish Airlines sign code-share agreement |
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Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Turkish Airline have entered into a code-share agreement which will give SIA’s customers travelling between Singapore and Istanbul a choice of ten flights a week. The agreement will be effective from the 15th of this month. From Istanbul and Dubai, customers will be able to enjoy the convenience of Singapore Airlines’ wide network...read more>> |
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Emirates increases services to Dhaka |
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According to a Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) report, Emirates Airline expanded its presence in Bangladesh with the introduction of three additional flights per week to Dhaka, effective since yesterday. ...read more>> |
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