The US immigration authorities have announced that they would accept petitions for H-1B visas, popular among Indian professionals, without the certified Labour Condition Applications for a 120-day period till March 4 in view of the processing delay at the Department of Labour.

With the passenger load factor expected to revive in the second half of this financial year, international airlines are expanding their network and increasing flights in and out of India.

The’ incredible India’ campaign, a Government initiative to promote tourism, won the World Travel Award 2009 for being the best campaign of the year. The reigning Miss World,

As the tourist numbers due ti the recession continue to fall worldwide, firms have come up with innovative ways to maintain their businesses, a new report says.

Hotel industry across Western India has voiced their concern against the new guidelines prescribed by the ministry of tourism, for classification of hotels.

Cabinet ministers in the previous UPA government ran up a bill of Rs 300 crore between 2006-09, the last three years of its term, travelling within and outside the country.

Prime Minister Man Mohan Singh has given Air India 18 months to spruce up its finances, come out the red and report a profit.

Air India pilots on Monday demanded payment of their salaries and incentives before November 20, 2009, failing which they would be forced to proceed on strike as per the notice given to the airline management.

Aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices have been creeping up after hitting a low of $50 a barrel at the end of Q1 of the current financial year and is now trading at $85 a barrel.

It was a winter evening in the late 1980s and huddled in the coffee shop of the Taj Palace hotel, the organisers of the India Economic Summit were frantic. The day before the most prestigious international business event of the year, they didn’t have a chief guest.