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» Indian carriers lost USD 470-500 Million in second quarter: CAPA

Estimated a loss of $280-320 million for Air India Ltd, $2.5-2.8 million for GoAir, $45- 60 million for Jet Airways, $110-130 million for Kingfisher Airlines and $25-28 million for SpiceJet ... Read more

» Pilots and engineers of Kingfisher Airlines reject 3 months salary offer

However, a majority of Mumbai pilots and engineers have accepted the salary offer ... Read more

» Jet Airways slashes Mumbai London fares as Virgin Atlantic re-enters competition

Offers 9,990 per person return fare (excluding taxes) for 18 days beginning October 29, the day Virgin Atlantic resumes its India operations after a three-year break ... Read more

» Global hike of 4 percent in room rates while India surges ahead at 12 percent: Report

Room Rates in Mumbai up 7% to 7,005 INR, New Delhi up 4% to 6,233 INR and Calcutta up 2% to 5,620 INR ... Read more

» Karnataka to shut all private and state run resorts located inside reserved forests

The state forest department will build new guest houses outside forests to provide accommodation on first-cum-first basis to officials, their guests and wildlife enthusiasts ... Read more

» Ginger hotels to open 70-80 hotels across India in next 4 years

The new hotels will be a mix of own properties, leased ones as well as management contracts. On an average the company will spend Rs 15 crore on each new hotel ... Read more

» Water sports delay in Goa leaves tourists and operators disappointed

The state government recently formulated a policy to keep a check on erring water sports operators on its coastline including enforcing a queue system following an order by the Bombay high court at Goa ... Read more

» Madhya Pradesh goes all out for Tiger Tourism

Principal chief conservator of forests P K Shukla on October 19 instructed directors of all tiger reserves, except Kanha, asking them to resume tourism as per the carrying capacity of core areas  ... Read more

» Guests in hotels take to watching porn and checking out mini designer toiletries

Male hotel guests watch adult TV channels as soon as they arrive in their room while women check out the shampoo and conditioner on offer: British Survey ... Read more

» Scrapping ADF in Delhi and Mumbai may not translate into cheaper flying

Airport authorities & AERA had warned that it could lead to higher UDF for flyers and an overall hike in aeronautical charges on airlines which would be passed on to flyer ... Read more

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