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ITDC unites 25 PSUs to celebrate the International Day of Yoga, 2025 at The Ashok, New Delhi
In a pioneering initiative, India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), a PSU under the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, marked the International Day of Yoga 2025 by organising a rejuvenating yoga session in collaboration with Standing Conference of Public Enterprises (SCOPE) at The Ashok, New Delhi. Led by expert instructors from the Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga (MDNIY), the grand event witnessed enthusiastic participation from the Department of Public Enterprises, Ministry of Finance, 25 PSUs, and over 100 attendees. Following the global theme, ‘Yoga for One Earth, One Health’, the event stood out as a powerful reminder that wellness transcends organisational boundaries. Chairpersons, Managing Directors, and senior officials from Central PSUs including, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. ( BPCL), Cement Corporation of India Ltd. (CCIL), Electronics Corporation of India Ltd. (ECIL), National Divyangjan Finance & Development Corporation (NDFC), National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC), NBCC, ITI and NSFDC, amongst others, graced the event with their presence. NHPC’s participation, in particular, symbolised the confluence of environmental stewardship and holistic well-being, resonating deeply with this year’s theme. Mugdha Sinha, IAS, Managing Director, ITDC, reflected on the deeper meaning of the International Day of Yoga: “Yoga is not merely a physical discipline; it is a quiet revolution rooted in self-awareness, balance, and collective well-being. This year’s theme, ‘Yoga for One Earth, One Health,’ powerfully underscores the deep interconnection between our individual wellness and environmental harmony. As leaders from various PSUs unite on the same platform today, we are reminded that true progress begins with inner harmony and shared purpose.” Thanking all the participants, she added: “This initiative embodies the ‘whole of CPSE approach,’ where all Central Public Sector Enterprises unite in pursuit of a shared wellness objective. By integrating Yoga into our institutional ethos, we’re not only nurturing healthier individuals but also contributing to a more resilient and mindful nation. We are thankful to SCOPE for partnering with ITDC for this first of its kind inclusive event on International Day of Yoga. We also thank MDNIY, Ministry of AYUSH for providing the expert resource for the event’s yoga session.” Adding to the spirit of collaboration, K. P. Mahadevaswamy, Chairman, SCOPE, and Chairman & Managing Director, NBCC, said: "Today, seeing so many PSU leaders come together in the spirit of unity and mindfulness reaffirms our belief that wellness must be at the heart of leadership and governance. SCOPE is proud to collaborate with ITDC to nurture a culture where soul, mind and body wellbeing becomes integral to the employees of Public sector Undertakings." This celebration forms part of ITDC’s broader mission to integrate wellness-centric practices across the public sector, fostering healthier lifestyles and more mindful workplaces. The Ashok, ITDC’s flagship property, not only hosted the event but reaffirmed its legacy as a space where purpose meets presence, and leadership meets introspection.
IndiGo Announces Direct Flights from Delhi to Jorhat and Tiruchirappalli
IndiGo has announced direct, 4x weekly flights between Delhi and Jorhat, Assam from 20 September 2025, and daily direct flights connecting the national capital to Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu from 16 September 2025. These flights will strengthen connectivity from Delhi to gateway to Northeast and Southern Tamil Nadu respectively, boosting tourism, facilitating trade, and supporting local businesses. Vinay Malhotra, Head of Global Sales at IndiGo, said “We are pleased to introduce exclusive direct flights from Delhi to Jorhat as well as Tiruchirappalli, reinforcing our commitment to expanding domestic connectivity and enhancing access across the country. These daily flights will strive to provide affordable travel options to explore the rich cultural, spiritual, and natural wonders these regions have to offer.” Delhi, the capital of India, is a vibrant blend of history, culture, and modernity. It is renowned for its iconic landmarks such as the Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Humayun’s Tomb, and India Gate. The city is also famous for its bustling markets like Chandni Chowk and Sarojini Nagar, offering everything from street food to traditional crafts. As a political and cultural hub, Delhi showcases a rich culinary heritage and serves as a gateway to exploring India’s diverse traditions. Jorhat, the "Tea Capital of Assam," is both a spiritual and economic gem of Northeast India. It is close to Majuli, the world’s largest river island, which is a center for Vaishnavite culture and monasteries. Economically, Jorhat thrives on its tea industry, producing some of the finest teas globally, and serves as a hub for agriculture and trade. The city’s proximity to Kaziranga National Park also boosts eco-tourism, supporting local livelihoods and conservation efforts. Tiruchirappalli, or Trichy, is a vibrant city in Tamil Nadu, known for its rich heritage, spiritual significance, and industrial growth. Home to iconic landmarks like the Rockfort Temple and Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, it attracts pilgrims and history enthusiasts alike. Trichy is also a key educational hub and industrial center, housing NIT Trichy and a thriving manufacturing sector. With its strategic location, international airport, and growing economy, the city serves as a major gateway to South India. Flight Schedule: Flt Num Origin Destination Effective Frequency Departure Arrival 6E 767 Delhi Jorhat Sep 20, 2025 Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat 09:40 12:20 6E 768 Jorhat Delhi Sep 20, 2025 Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat 13:00 15:45 6E 769 Delhi Tiruchirappalli Sep 16, 2025 Daily 14:40 17:45 6E 770 Tiruchirappalli Delhi Sep 17, 2025 Daily 06:00 09:15 *Schedule is subject to approvals from regulatory authorities.
Air India to operate direct flights between Delhi and Manila from 01 October
Air India has announced the launch of non-stop flights between Delhi and Manila, the capital city of the Philippines, starting 01 October 2025. With the launch of this new route, Air India becomes the only carrier to operate non-stop flights between India and the Philippines, offering seamless connectivity through its Delhi hub and boosting tourism, trade, and cultural exchanges between the two countries. Air India’s service to Manila will operate five days a week – on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays – using the airline’s Airbus A321neo aircraft, featuring a three-class cabin configuration that offers the choice of Business Class, Premium Economy Class, and Economy Class to travellers. The Philippines recently introduced visa-free entry for Indian tourists for up to 14 days, significantly enhancing accessibility for Indians eager to visit the white-sand beaches of Boracay, the stunning landscapes of Palawan, the historical landmarks in Cebu, and more. Campbell Wilson, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Air India, said: “The introduction of our Delhi-Manila route is a yet another step in our mission to connect India with more of the world, non-stop. As outbound travel from India grows at an unprecedented pace, with Indian tourists ranking among the highest spenders globally, the new entry rules for Indian tourists are a shot in the arm to boost tourism to the Philippines. We are happy to facilitate new opportunities for cultural exchange and economic collaboration between the two nations, while bringing the new Air India to more travellers around the world.” With its 7,000+ islands and a dynamic blend of cultural and modern attractions, the Philippines holds great tourism potential for Indian travellers. Air India’s new route also supports the growing bilateral trade between India and the Philippines, which reached USD 3.53 billion in 2023-24, nearly doubling from USD 1.89 billion in 2015-16, according to the Embassy of India in Manila. Air India’s flight schedule to Manila ensures not only non-stop connectivity from India, but also seamless, one-stop connectivity from Europe via Delhi. SCHEDULE OF FLIGHTS BETWEEN DELHI AND MANILA (Effective 01 October 2025) Flight # Sector Departure Arrival Days of Operations AI2362 Delhi-Manila 1320 Hrs 2240 Hrs Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday AI2361 Manila-Delhi 2340 Hrs 0350 Hrs+1 Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday All times are indicated in local time zones. +1indicates next day arrival. Bookings for Air India’s flights between Delhi and Manila are now open on all channels, including Air India’s website, mobile app, airport ticketing offices, contact centres, and through all travel agents.
IATA to hold 81st Annual General Meeting in New Delhi
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that the 81st IATA Annual General Meeting (AGM) and the 2025 World Air Transport Summit (WATS have been slated for 1st to 3rd June in New Delhi, India. This event will bring in leaders of the global aviation industry, and India’s Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, is expected to deliver a keynote address to delegates. Likewise, IndiGo is the host airline for the upcoming AGM which was last held in India in 1983. It is estimated that up to 1,700 participants will be in attendance, including industry leaders, government officials and media. Back to India IATA director-general Willie Walsh expressed delight at bringing the AGM back to India after more than four decades, citing the significant role played by the country in the global aviation sector. Walsh said: “India’s place in global aviation has changed dramatically, particularly over the last decade. The country has seen record aircraft orders, impressive growth, and world class infrastructure developments. The AGM will allow aviation leaders and journalists from around the world to witness first-hand how India’s rapidly modernizing and expanding aviation sector is contributing to the country’s overall economic and social development.” At present, the Indian aviation industry directly employs 369,700 people, generating $5.6 billion of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP). When indirect, induced, and tourism impacts are included, the totals rise to 7.7 million jobs and $53.6 billion of the GDP. IndiGo chief executive and chair of the IATA Board of Governors Pieter Elbers went so far as to say that this is India’s time. As Elbers puts it: “Aviation is a powerful force for good worldwide, and that is particularly evident in India. India’s aviation market is rapidly thriving while significantly contributing to the country’s socio-economic growth and IndiGo is at the forefront of this upward trajectory. IndiGo is proud to invite the IATA AGM back to India, and we look forward to showcasing the exciting developments in this market and the warm hospitality of India, during this global mega-event.” What’s on for WATS 2025? WATS, which follows immediately after the AGM, will address key issues facing the aviation industry. Walsh said: “The AGM is always a moment for the industry to reflect and regroup in the face of enormous economic, geopolitical and technological forces ahead. I’m confident this gathering will deliver value to our stakeholders and strengthen our commitment to progress and collaboration.” The popular CEO Panel moderated by CNN’s Richard Quest will feature: Pieter Elbers, CEO, IndiGo Joanna Geraghty, CEO, JetBlue Adrian Neuhauser, CEO, Abra Group Richard Smith, COO International, and CEO Airline, FedEx Key topics to be addressed at WATS include: The financial outlook for the airline industry How India is strategically using aviation to drive development The relationship between energy security, renewable energy and Sustainable Aviation Fuel production Financing aviation net zero The cost of payment and potential innovations The view of the Chief Operations Officer A key highlight of the programme will be the sixth edition of the IATA Diversity & Inclusion Awards. These awards recognize individuals and organizations who are advancing gender balance in the industry through the 25by2025 initiative.
Air India adds dedicated ‘Family Assistance’ check-in counters at Delhi Airport
As families gear up for summer vacations, Air India has launched dedicated ‘Family Assistance’ counters to provide support services to passengers travelling with family members, including children, elderly passengers and those who require special assistance. Currently available at Delhi airport, this new initiative offers a one-stop solution for passengers who may require support with their baggage, seats, or even wheelchair assistance. Family members travelling together will be greeted at the dedicated ‘Family Assistance’ counter through a personalised meet and assist initiative. Passengers can seek support for specific requirements, such as last-minute special assistance, including wheelchair provision for a member with reduced mobility (that was not requisitioned for during booking), or requesting seats close to each other (depending on seat availability if these were not blocked together during booking). By offering focussed support, the initiative helps facilitate a smooth check-in process, and prompt baggage handling, thereby minimising wait time and enhancing the on-ground experience. Family members are also provided guidance on immigration and customs queries. For children travelling alone, who have not availed of our Unaccompanied Minor service, or for passengers with reduced mobility, assistance will be provided to help them navigate from the check-in counter to the designated boarding gate of their flight while completing all the airport formalities.
Air India announces Delhi-Gaya flights from September
Air India announced daily flights between Delhi and Gaya, starting 01 September 2025. The daily service on this route will be operated by Air India’s A320 aircraft, bringing the only full-service flying experience to customers travelling to and from Gaya. The opening of this new route adds Gaya as the 46th destination in Air India’s domestic route network. The connectivity to Gaya supports religious tourism and enables seamless one-stop access for travellers from other Asian countries to the gateway to Bodh Gaya, one of the most significant Buddhist pilgrimage sites in the world. Air India’s flights to Gaya are timed to enable convenient connections to/from Kathmandu, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Phuket, and Singapore, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur, Seoul-Incheon, and Tokyo-Haneda, SCHEDULE OF FLIGHTS BETWEEN DELHI AND GAYA Flight # Frequency Sector Departure Arrival AI429 Daily Delhi-Gaya 1430 Hrs 1605 Hrs AI430 Daily Gaya-Delhi 1640 Hrs 1800 Hrs
GRT Hotels & Resorts Hosts Exclusive Meet in Delhi for DMCs
GRT Hotels & Resorts hosted a vibrant meet in the capital, bringing together key players from the fraternity for an evening of networking, knowledge sharing, and partnership building. Speaking on the occasion, Vikram Cotah, CEO of GRT Hotels & Resorts, said: “Our travel trade partners have been integral to our growth journey. Events like these allow us to reconnect, exchange ideas, and explore new possibilities together. At GRT Hotels & Resorts, we believe in creating not just stays but stories – and our partners help us take those stories far and wide.” The event witnessed participation from some of the most respected names in the industry, reinforcing GRT’s commitment to strengthening its travel trade relationships across the country. The gathering showcased GRT Hotels’ expanding portfolio and innovative experiences across South India, with special emphasis on its award-winning resorts and urban escapes. Guests were also given exclusive updates on new offerings, signature experiences, and the brand’s vision for the year ahead.
RARE India to host ‘BRIDGES for Conscious Travel 2025’ from 3rd to 5th April in Delhi
RARE India has announced BRIDGES for Conscious Travel 2025, the 8th edition of its annual sustainability-focused travel conference, which will be held from 3rd to 5th April at The Roseate, New Delhi, with a sharper focus on slow, sustainable and community-driven travel. BRIDGES is India’s first travel event aiming to be NettZero with accounting, mitigation and off-set being a key element and including both exhibitors and attendees. Built along the lines of a small event format, this year BRIDGES is tech driven with an App accessible on smart phones to bring together hoteliers, experience curators, story tellers, conservationists, and travel designers committed to destination development, conservation and community inclusion. BRIDGES for Conscious Travel 2025 will feature table-top pre-scheduled meetings, relevant knowledge sessions and networking opportunities to help delegates build meaningful collaborations in the responsible tourism space. Shoba Rudra, Founder of RARE India, commented, “As an industry, it is time to venture beyond conversations and take small yet concrete steps towards responsible tourism. We have to address the looming elephant(s) in the room that challenge concepts of luxury and tourism growth. BRIDGES for Conscious Travel 2025 aims to bridge the gap between telling and doing to highlight impactful and tangible change where we think and act on ‘people and planet first’ as a business strategy. Our collaboration with NettZero is a step towards accountability, our actions align with our vision for a sustainable future.” The event will showcase 50+ boutique, owner-run properties and experiences, including heritage hotels, wildlife lodges and wellness retreats from India and Nepal. It will also welcome trade visitors and buyer delegates from countries like India, US, UK, France, Israel, South Africa, Switzerland, etc., fostering international engagement in experiential and responsible travel. This year, the event design, registration, meetings schedules, Networking with the hoteliers and experience curators will be done through an App which has been specially designed by Cvent for this purpose. Regarding their participation in BRIDGES for Conscious Travel 2025, Devyani Bhatnagar from Jaipur-based boutique property Laalee, said, “Hotel Laalee’s association with RARE India reflects its commitment to artistic heritage, conscious luxury, and sustainable hospitality. As a participant in BRIDGES for Conscious Travel 2025, Laalee is excited to showcase its unique blend of handcrafted design, cultural storytelling, and immersive experiences that define slow and mindful travel. Visitors meeting Laalee at the event can expect insights into its deep-rooted artistic inspirations and personalised guest experiences, while we look forward to engaging with like-minded travel professionals, forging meaningful collaborations, and contributing to the evolving dialogue on sustainable boutique hospitality.” Another key exhibitor at BRIDGES for Conscious Travel 2025 will be Baber Mahal Vilas – The Heritage Hotel @ Baber Mahal Revisited, Nepal. According to Varun SJB Rana, Director, Baber Mahal Vilas, “We are most intrigued and excited about our participation in BRIDGES. Being our first travel show, we are excited to showcase our quaint boutique property. After the ousting of the Rana’s from power by the monarchy of Nepal in the 1950’s, our family was moved into the guard houses, and cow sheds of the, then Baber Mahal. 70 years on and it is a hidden gem in the heart of Kathmandu. Though central yet with a vibe of being off the beaten path, “Baber Mahal Revisited” is a labyrinth of Nepali architecture, with shops and galleries, eateries, and bars. All this serves as the lobby for another courtyard that has the boutique Hotel “Baber Mahal Vilas”. An encyclopaedia of Nepali architecture, steeped in our family’s history, we believe we will be able to give guests a unique perspective on Nepal.” RARE India has long been a pioneer in promoting conscious luxury and sustainability in the travel industry. Its annual conference, held for seven years successfully since 2017 in various iterations, even an online version during the pandemic, brings together change-makers worldwide, reaffirming the industry’s need to truly embrace responsible tourism. As BRIDGES returns in a refined format in 2025, it aims to accelerate industry-wide conversations around sustainability and the future of experiential travel.
IndiGo to use ‘widebody aircraft’ on Delhi- Bangkok Route from 1st March
IndiGo as part of its internationalisation strategy, will commence operations with its recently inducted wide body aircraft on the Delhi- Bangkok route. In view of the growing demand for air travel, the induction of a temporarily leased Boeing B787- 9 wide body aircraft from Norse Atlantic comes ahead of IndiGo’s delivery of XLRs in FY2026 and A350s in 2027. Taking the promise of 'India by IndiGo' further, the airline is proud to partner with iconic Indian brands, bringing the best of India to the world. This flight will feature IndiGoStretch and customers can enjoy specially curated meals by Oberoi Catering Services' expert chefs, paired with exclusively designed beverages by Sula Vineyards, India's homegrown brand. This collaboration marks the beginning of IndiGo’s journey to take forth India's diverse and innovative brands to a global audience. Announcing the development, Pieter Elbers, CEO, IndiGo says: “As India's aviation sector undergoes rapid transformation to keep pace with unprecedented growth in demand for travel, IndiGo is well-positioned to lead this expansion. The early induction of our wide body aircraft marks a significant milestone in our journey. Starting between Delhi and Bangkok, we intend to shift to Europe from mid-Summer. We are thrilled to introduce the comfort of IndiGoStretch on our regional international route, after the positive and encouraging feedback domestically. Our roots and fundamentals are Indian but increasingly, the world is where we operate. As a proud Indian brand IndiGo believes in great Indian brands supporting each other in going global. In line with our promise of India by IndiGo, we are committed to partner with the best-in-class Indian brands such as the Oberoi Catering Services, Sula and others for extending premium services to IndiGoStretch customers.” Earlier this year, IndiGo entered into damp lease agreement with Norse Atlantic Airways for a Boeing 787-9 aircraft. IndiGo will continue exploring opportunities to contract additional aircraft. The wide body aircraft boasts a spacious double-aisle design, featuring 56 IndiGoStretch seats in a comfortable 2x3x2 configuration, with an impressive 43-inch seat pitch. The economy class offers 282 seats in a 3x3x3 configuration, providing a generous 31-inch seat pitch for a relaxed travel experience. In mid-November 2024, IndiGo launched a tailor-made business class product called IndiGoStretch on India’s busiest and business routes. On the Delhi-Bangkok route, IndiGoStretch’s customers can enjoy complimentary benefits like priority check-in, anytime boarding, advance seat selection, and zero convenience fee. They will also get additional baggage allowance starting from 30 kgs in check-in and one bag weighing up to 12 kgs in the cabin. Starting today, these flights will be available for bookings on IndiGo’s direct channels as well as aggregator websites. *Schedule: Starting March 1st, 2025 Flight Number Frequency Origin Destination Departure Time (LT) Arrival Time (LT) 6E 1053 Daily Delhi Bangkok 10:00 15:45 6E 1054 Daily Bangkok Delhi 17:45 20:55 *Subject to regulatory approval
Air India Express to be first airline to operate from two airports in Delhi-NCR
Strengthening connectivity in the National Capital Region (NCR), Air India Express has announced the addition of Hindon Airport in Ghaziabad, to its growing network. With this expansion, Air India Express will operate from two airports in NCR; Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) and Hindon Airport (HDO). The airline will commence services from Hindon on March 1, 2025, with direct flights to Bengaluru, Goa, and Kolkata. Situated in Ghaziabad, Hindon Airport provides a convenient alternative for travellers from Central and East Delhi, Noida, and nearby areas such as Akshardham, Anand Vihar, Parliament Street and Central Secretariat, Chandni Chowk, Connaught Place, Indirapuram, Karol Bagh, Vaishali and surrounding regions. For those flying in from Bengaluru, Goa, and Kolkata, Hindon Airport ensures quicker access to key areas in the National Capital Region. It also makes air travel more accessible to a broader population, particularly aspiring travellers from western Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, including cities such as Bareilly, Bijnor, Dehradun, Haridwar, Hapur, Meerut, Moradabad, Mussoorie, Muzaffarnagar, Rampur, and Saharanpur. Bookings for the new flights are now open on the airline’s award-winning website, airindiaexpress.com, as well as other major booking platforms, with attractive inaugural fares starting at ₹4,400 for Hindon–Kolkata, ₹4,900 for Hindon–Goa and Goa–Hindon, ₹5,500 for Kolkata–Hindon, ₹6,000 for Bengaluru–Hindon, and ₹6,200 for Hindon–Bengaluru. Schedule Effective from March 01, 2025 (all timings are local) Departure Arrival Departure Time Arrival Time Frequency Hindon Bengaluru 15:45 18:40 Daily except Saturday Bengaluru Hindon 12:40 15:15 Daily except Saturday Hindon Goa 10:30 13:15 Daily Goa Hindon 14:00 16:40 Daily except Saturday Hindon Kolkata 17:20 19:40 Daily except Saturday Kolkata Hindon 07:10 09:30 Daily With this expansion, Air India Express becomes the first airline in India to operate from two airports within the same metropolitan region, reinforcing the benefits of multiple airports in major metros for improved connectivity, increased competition, and greater affordability for travellers. Besides Hindon Airport, Air India Express operates over 320 flights weekly from Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI), New Delhi, connecting 17 domestic and four international destinations- Bahrain, Dammam, Muscat, Sharjah. Air India Express continues its rapid expansion, with a 30% growth in its winter schedule over last year, operating over 400 daily flights. Backed by a fast-growing fleet nearing the 100-aircraft milestone, the airline now serves 50+ destinations, recently adding Bangkok, Dibrugarh, Dimapur, Patna
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