Delhi

‘The Muse’ hotel located at Nehru Place, New Delhi would be re-branded and opened as Hotel Muse Sarovar Portico by December 2009.

Budget Hotels In Delhi To Be Upgraded Before Commonwealth Games

Increased tariffs by Delhi hotels, caused by growth in the number of travelers, have come across as a sign of recovery from recession.

European hospitality group Accor is ready to build a Pullman hotel in Delhi, one of its five announced hotels for India and China.

Union Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee announced a new “Duranto” non-stop train from Bangalore.

Jet Airways Konnect will extend its services to include sectors connecting Mumbai with Rajkot and Bangalore with daily flights, commencing July 7th, 2009.

Indian Post gets two new aircraft bearing the logo of India Post by first of July and will take off from Mumbai and Chennai.

The full-service carriers (FSCs) Jet Airways and Air India have slashed the minimum fares to Rs 2500 on long routes such as Delhi-Bangalore and Delhi-Chennai and this lasts from July 15 to September 15.

The struggling Air India will get financial aid from government if it undertakes radical cost-cutting.

In order to qualify for a government bail-out, Air India may switch its business model and become a budget carrier on domestic services.

Delhi International Airport (DIAL) decided to build up an Airport Village near the terminal III of the airport.

Dusit Thani Hotel, New Delhi (a JV between Dusit International and BHS) will come up by 2010.

Alliance Air is starting a new Chennai-Visakhapatnam-Delhi flight.