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28.12.25 - 05:24
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Thailand–Cambodia clashes: Indian tourists scout safer New Year destinations (Times of India)
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Indian travelers are diversifying New Year destinations beyond Thailand and Cambodia due to border violence. Vietnam, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Japan, and West Asia are gaining popularity. While Thailand sees a slight dip in bookings, Cambodia faces a stronger reaction. Rising airfares also influence choices, favoring shorter, visa-on-arrival destinations....
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15.12.25 - 09:02
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Indian tourists among biggest spenders on luxury goods in Singapore (Times of India)
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Indian tourists are significantly boosting Singapore's luxury retail sector, helping it buck a global downturn. Their substantial spending, coupled with longer stays, fuels growth in premium goods, dining, and attractions. This trend, also supported by Chinese and Indonesian visitors, positions Singapore for a projected 7-9% rise in luxury sales this year, outperforming regional competitors....
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04.12.25 - 11:24
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Putin speaks to media ahead of India visit (IntelliNews)
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Russian leader Vladimir Putin has set out a broad agenda for his much awaited trip to India, signalling continuity in Russia's strategic partnership with New Delhi and offering rare insight into ongoing exchanges with Washington over Ukraine....
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10.11.25 - 16:57
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Car Bomb Rips Through Tourist-Packed Area Of Indian Capital, Killing & Wounding Scores (ZeroHedge)
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Car Bomb Rips Through Tourist-Packed Area Of Indian Capital, Killing & Wounding Scores
What appears to be an act of terrorism in the heart of India's capital city has left at least eight people dead and over 24 injured. It happened at Delhi's popular Lajpat Rai Market.
"A car explosion in New Delhi's Red Fort area, popular with tourists to the Indian capital city, has killed several people and injured many more, local media reported," according to reports of Monday's blast. "The cause of the explosion is not immediately clear, but it occurred in a parked car outside Gate 1 of the Red Fort metro station."
One eyewitness only identified as a nearby shopkeeper has told local media: "I never heard such a loud explosion ever in my life." The person described, "I fell three times due to the explosion. It felt as if we were all going to die."
Amid a huge police and emergency response, security personnel across India have been put on a high state of alert pa...
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22.09.25 - 12:30
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Indian Tech Stocks Drop After US H-1B Visa Changes Spark Chaos for Corporates | The Pulse 9/22/2025 (Bloomberg)
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Indian tech stocks declined on Monday over concerns US President Donald Trump's hefty fee for new H-1B visas may lead to operational difficulties for outsourcing giants. Trump slapped a $100,000 application fee on the widely used visa program, a move that would drastically increase the cost of visas heavily coveted by some of America's largest companies seeking to bring in skilled workers from abroad. The president also unveiled a “Trump Gold Card” visa program — where for the price of $1 million, individuals could get US residency. In other news, Trump suggested that Fox Corp. Chairman Lachlan Murdoch and his father Rupert Murdoch are involved in the US takeover of the video app TikTok from its Chinese owners.
Today's guests: Christian Keller, Barclays Head of Economics Research, Kinga Redlowska, RUSI Centre for Finance and Security Europe Head. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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04.07.25 - 13:36
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Paul: Indian Wealthy Class is Growing Travel Market (Bloomberg)
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The luxury travel category is booming, with hotels, airlines and the industry chasing so-called aspirational holidaymakers, who're prepared to splurge on vacations. Demand is being driven by increasing wealth in emerging markets, especially in India. Priya Paul, chairperson of Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels, which operates a chain of luxury boutique hotels in India, is hoping to capitalise on this trend, saying that she plans to 'double' the number of properties offered by the company over the next five years. Paul spoke to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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