From Navratri garba nights to Diwali getaways, Indians are hitting the road and flying abroad in record numbers. Travel bookings have surged, discretionary spending is booming, and families are splurging on premium experiences. Discover the top destinations, spending trends, and why this festive season is shaping up to be the biggest yet!
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In view of the rising threat, the health ministry has called for the random testing of international passengers at Delhi airport, the persons privy to the development said.
The survey by World Travel & Tourism Council says 63% participants are planning a trip in the next 12 months. According to KAYAK, a US-based online travel agency, searches for international flights in India have increased by over 168%.
After being significantly hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indian aviation sector is on the recovery path and airlines are also ramping up their staff as well as expanding routes to cater to the rising travel demand.
India’s international air passenger traffic resumed from March 27 this year after a hiatus of two years.
Many airlines struggled to see a future for their enormous Airbus SE A380s when the pandemic grounded fleets in early 2020. Qantas Airways Ltd. parked its 12 double-deckers in the Californian desert, saying they wouldn’t be needed for at least three years, while Etihad Airways said it’s not clear if its 10 superjumbos will ever fly again.
Vistara also announced the start of non-stop flights between Jeddah, the second largest city in Saudi Arabia, and Mumbai, from August 2
“I’ve got nothing but extremely positive feedback,” said John Samuelsen, international president of the Transport Workers Union, which represents thousands of flight attendants
Countries like US and Singapore require a negative RT PCR test on arrival.
Launching at the end of April, the virtual interline partnership between the two LCCs is made possible by technology company and flight search engine, Dohop.
The upcoming summer vacation is the Indian tourism sector’s great big hope as travellers start making their plans.
Coronavirus: With cases in falling in most countries, international travel is opening up.
Regular international flights are set resume from March 27. We spoke to people in the spirits and hospitality industry, to find out what they will be carrying back from their trips abroad.
Fares may remain elevated as the aviation industry worldwide continues to struggle with high fuel prices, closure of airspace over Ukraine and Russia, and muted demand for international travel.