Opinion

The travel and tourism industry welcomes the noteworthy initiatives of issuance of e-passports and the expansion of the ECLGS scheme for the hospitality sector announced at the Union Budget

While the Union Budget 2022-23 offered significant initiatives and outlay pertaining to infrastructure development, technology, health, education and skill development, we are disappointed that the Travel & Tourism sector

The Union Budget 2022 presented by Hon’ble Finance Minister provides the much needed positivity with focus on infrastructural development, digital enhancements, and healthcare. While, the Prime Minister’s PM Gati Shakti

The Union Budget 2022-23 reflected a development and investment orientation, with much needed emphasis on infrastructure, technology, skill development and health. From a Travel & Tourism perspective however, the

“The Emergency credit scheme increased from 50k crores to 5 lakh crores, and extended till March 2023, will bring some relief to the ailing hospitality sector. However, I see

“We congratulate and welcome the slew of measures announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and the government on the pragmatic and focused Budget 2022-23. We are grateful that the

By Chris KlaudaSTR With employees continuing to return to offices, ongoing vaccination progress and the reopening of many international borders, the time would seem to be ripe for the return