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Skift India Report: India Presses Tidiness Standards for Tourist Businesses

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India is aiming to set up a “Swachhata (Cleanliness) Rating Framework” developed to evaluate tourist organizations, such as hotels and homestays, according to Tourist Secretary V Vidyavathi. This framework aligns with the “Travel for LiFE” principles, an essential part of the Sustainable Tourist Policy, underscoring the imperative of tidy and sanitary establishments...

Luxury Travel Companies’ Push for Extreme Experiences

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Skift Take Today’s edition of Skift’s everyday podcast looks more detailed at severe luxury experience trips, hotels’ AI labors service, and Bhutan’s push for longer tourist visits. Rashaad Jorden Great early morning from Skift. It’s Friday, June 23. Here’s what you require to know about business of travel today. Listen Now Subscribe Apple...

Spirit Posts ‘Disappointing’ Incomes as CEO Assures Change

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Skift Take With ‘transformational’ modifications to its business design revealed previously this week, Spirit will be hoping that these numbers are the start of a long-lasting shift for the distressed airline company. Gordon Smith Spirit Airlines mentioned overcapacity and strong competition amongst the factors weighing down a sluggish set of 2nd quarter incomes. Simply 2 weeks back...

Canadian Competitors Guard Dog to Analyze Airline Market

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Skift Take The research study will investigate what can be done to improve competition within the nation’s domestic airline company market. Gordon Smith Canada’s Competition Bureau is preparing to release a major review of the country’s airline company sector. On Monday, the company said “current occasions have raised questions about the state of competition in the...

Rising Middle Class Reshapes India’s Travel Landscape

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Skift Take Wondering where is the next billion opportunity for India’s travel market? Satisfy the increasing middle class with increased non reusable incomes. Peden Doma Bhutia In this episode of the Skift India Podcast Aloke Bajpai, the CEO and co founder of Ixigo, talks to Skift Asia Editor Peden Doma Bhutia about the “next billion Indian chance” in tier-2 and tier-3 markets...

Short-Term Rentals Branch Out: Hourly Rentals, International Student Real Estate

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Skift Take As the marketplace grows, so is the range of short-term rental services. Srividya Kalyanaraman The short-term leasing industry is branching off, with lots of Airbnb-like iterations. We took a look at two in specific: Per hour rentals for the show business and short-term student housing. Both are services Airbnb doesn’t typically provide. On Scouter, film production teams and...

Sortis Offer to Buy Ace Hotels Collapses

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Skift Take Given a string of misfortune occasions, it can look like Ace Hotels is a jinxed brand. But any visit to its properties in New york city, New Orleans, or LA will expose an electric vibe that’s a pointer it can be restored and required to the next level. Sean O’Neill At the start of the year, Sortis Holdings said it would acquire Ace Group International, owner of Ace Hotels...

The Postcard Hotel Wants To Difficulty Aman in the Luxury

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Skift Take There’s always space for innovative entrepreneurs to produce whitespace. Kapil Chopra, founder and CEO, believes he’s found some in the high-end store segment with his Postcard Hotel brand name. Look out, Aman, Six Senses, and One & Just. Leslie Barrie The Postcard Hotel is a brand name with momentum behind it. It was called Asia’s leading store hotel brand name...

Most Powerful Passports: U

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Skift Take The World’s Passport Index for visa-free travel, ranked according to International Air Transport Association, reveals the U.S. has actually slipped two spots and is not likely to restore its position soon. Selene Brophy Singapore has unseated Japan as the nation with the most effective passport, based on the latest International Air Transportation Association data that reveals...

Full Video: Delta, Air France-KLM and McKinsey Talk Sustainability at Skift

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Can airlines reduce the total hydrocarbons they burn? Aviation plays a role in the climate emergency, contributing an estimated 3 percent of the world’s carbon emissions a year. A few top airline industry leaders spotlighted promising ways for aviation to reduce its carbon emissions in an on-stage conversation on November 16 at Skift Aviation Forum 2022 in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. The leaders...