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Indian visa startup Atlys eyes 'world without borders' with digital-first approach
In an exclusive conversation with ETTravelWorld, Mohak Nahta, Founder & CEO, Atlys reveals how personal frustration with visa paperwork led to building a platform that has empowered over 2 million travellers till now. Atlys is now focussing on markets including India, the UK, UAE, and beyond, while building infrastructure for deeper localisation.
Cordelia Cruises operator plans ₹727 crore IPO to fuel expansion
Waterways Leisure Tourism, which operates India’s only domestic cruise line Cordelia Cruises, has filed a Draft Red Herring Prospectus with SEBI to raise INR 727 crore through an IPO. The proceeds will primarily go towards lease payments for cruise vessels. The company currently holds a 65 per cent market share in value terms and plans to expand fleet capacity and itineraries.
Air India tragedy: Travel trade rallies in solidarity as industry mourns
The travel community’s grief is underscored by the widespread participation of associations across inbound, outbound, adventure, and tourism training sectors, each issuing heartfelt tributes and action-oriented appeals. Beyond condolences, these industry voices collectively underscore the need for resilience, transparency, and long-term support. From psychological counselling to policy-level changes, the associations have pledged to contribute wherever possible, from operational support to advocating for systemic change.
Air India plane crash prompts India to launch high-level aviation safety review
The Air India AI-171 crash, which claimed more than 260 lives, has prompted the Indian government to initiate a high-level aviation safety review. With global investigators, including the FAA and Boeing, involved, the tragedy marks the first-ever Boeing 787-8 crash and raises urgent questions about aircraft safety, oversight, and systemic reforms.
London-bound Air India flight crashes after takeoff from Ahmedabad, sole survivor found
Rescue operation has been completed at the crash site near Meghani Nagar area in the capital city of Gujarat. The aircraft involved is a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner with registration VT-ANB. An emergency response centre has been activated at the Ahmedabad airport, and dedicated support teams have been deployed to assist families of the passengers.
Goa Tourism Minister seeks Centre's support for aviation expansion & cultural tourism strategy
“Goa is not just a destination; it’s a cultural emotion. By building a concert economy and strengthening aviation linkages, we aim to make Goa globally accessible while preserving its soul”, said Khaunte after the meeting. “Our discussions today reflected a shared commitment between the Centre and the State to work together on building a tourism framework that is experiential, sustainable, and globally connected.”
Thailand leads Asia-bound summer searches from Europe, India sees rising interest
Thailand has topped Agoda’s list of the most searched Asian destinations by European travellers for a second year, with India witnessing a notable rise in interest. The report, based on July–August search trends, also highlights the growing popularity of Malaysia, China, and Sri Lanka, while Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and Goa are key hotspots for inbound travel to India.
Virgin Atlantic launches new loyalty initiative to engage with Indian travel agents
Virgin Atlantic has launched the Sky High Club, a new loyalty initiative tailored for travel agents in India. The first-of-its-kind rewards programme is designed to strengthen ties with the Indian trade community, offering exclusive incentives, experiences and benefits. The programme marks Virgin Atlantic’s increased focus on partnerships in the region and recognises the role of agents in driving international travel.
India’s tourism sector hits new high: WTTC reports Rs 3.1 trillion in international spend
While international arrivals make headlines, domestic tourism continues to be the pillar of India’s travel economy. In 2024, domestic visitor spending hit a staggering ₹15.5 trillion (USD 185.6 billion), 22% higher than 2019 levels. This growth is expected to rise further to ₹16.8 trillion in 2025, driven by younger demographics, increased disposable incomes, and a stronger post-pandemic preference for local exploration.
How is IPL powering a cricket-fueled tourism boom across India?
Sports Tourism is changing the dynamics of the hospitality sector in India. IPL induced tourism is generating demand throughout the travel value chain, be it railway or airline ticketing, to accommodation in hotels and local dining in restaurants and leisure facilities. Cities hosting IPL matches are experiencing inflows of footfalls, infusing local economies and putting the services sector into overdrive.
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