ITA Airways Threatens Legal War Over Engine Faults
At the IATA conference in Rio, the CEO of Italy’s ITA Airways, Joerg Eberhart, dropped a bomb. The airline will decide within eight
Marriott Makes a Monumental Bet on Nepal
In an exclusive interview with The Kathmandu Post ,David Marriott, Chairman of Marriott International, confirmed the signing of two new luxury properties in
India Drops $1 Billion Lifeline to Airlines
As a direct response to the crisis above, the Indian government just unveiled a massive INR 100 billion (approx. USD 1 billion) aviation
IATA Annual General Meeting in Rio: A Shadow Over
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is holding its 82nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) and World Air Transport Summit in Rio de Janeiro
The Vietjet Incursion: Siphoning the Australian-So
In August 2026, the South Asian aviation map will be violently redrawn. Vietjet is launching a direct Ho Chi Minh City–Colombo route, creating
The 3 Million Deficit: Marketing Paralysis and Str
The Sri Lankan government is chasing a ghost the 3 million tourist target for 2026. However, the Hotel Association of Sri Lanka (THASL)
The $1.36 Billion MICE Mirage: Flying Blind on Fau
The Sri Lanka Convention Bureau has set an aggressive, multi-million dollar target $1.36 billion in MICE earnings by 2026, with business travellers accounting
The Hardened Shell: Why APAC MICE is Defying Globa
If the global fuel crisis and Middle Eastern airspace closures were expected to bring the B2B travel sector to its knees, the recent
The 80% Asphyxiation: The Brutal Economics of the
Forget the glossy brochures and the promotional fares. The aviation industry is currently operating at an oxygen-depleting altitude. As the Iran conflict continues
Defying Gravity: Singapore Airlines’ 12% Europea
While the rest of the aviation world is cowering from the twin shadows of fuel spikes and airspace closures, Singapore Airlines (SIA) is