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Goa, despite its natural appeal, attracted significantly fewer foreign visitors than Bali in 2025 due to four largely man-made problems hindering its potential.

IRCTC reports that third-party platforms, including major players like Paytm and MakeMyTrip, account for nearly 28% of online railway ticket bookings in India.

Some Las Vegas hotels are treating the Canadian dollar as equivalent to the U.S. dollar to attract Canadian tourists, whose travel to the U.S. has significantly

Flight cancellations are worsening as airlines have reduced capacity due to rising fuel costs, leaving little flexibility when severe weather disrupts travel.

Glenn Fogel, CEO of Booking Holdings, emphasizes the importance of addressing customer complaints, personally reviewing them to ensure quality service in the wo

The US Department of State has made permanent a visa bond program, initially a pilot in August 2025, which could expand beyond 50 countries and potentially hurt

Israel is among the countries participating in the Gujarat tourism fair, aiming to attract travelers back after the West Asia crisis.

Jetstar will begin charging customers for carry-on luggage from next year, with tickets only including one 'under seat bag,' a move experts say makes comparing

A travel executive credits former President Trump's administration for avoiding World Cup travel chaos by both taking and not taking certain actions, such as no

A new survey reveals that four out of ten consumers have not yet booked a holiday this year due to rising costs and global instability.

Flipkart-owned Cleartrip aims to achieve profitability by the end of FY27 by reducing discounts and diversifying into hotels, trains, and buses.

Delta Air Lines Chief Financial Officer Erik Snell indicated that the airline recovered approximately 60% of increased fuel costs in the second quarter and anti