Tanwar’s career began with prestigious brands like Trident and The Leela, where he excelled in managing room operations and optimising guest satisfaction while fostering long-lasting client relationships.

“We firmly believe that Nitin’s experience and strong relationships will play a key role in the hotel’s success, thereby enhancing the broader business strategy by fostering the growth and well-being of the entire workforce,” mentioned Tarun Seth, General Manager of Grand Hyatt Gurgaon.

Tanwar’s appointment is effective immediately. He is fully equipped to guide the hotel’s key departments, ensuring they align with Grand Hyatt Gurgaon’s emphasis on guest satisfaction, guest experience, pet-friendly services and room quality.

Travellers can easily book their seats on the AirAsiaMOVE app or airasia.com. Tansita Akraritpirom, Head of Commercial at Thai AirAsia, emphasised the airline’s commitment to India by expanding to 14 routes with these new additions.

Thailand will become more accessible for Indian travellers with the coming of these new flights. The connection between the two countries will also be strengthened.

Jetwing Jungle Lodge stands out for its dedication to sustainability, aiming to become Sri Lanka’s first ‘Net Zero’ resort. A 125kW solar photovoltaic system has been installed to counterbalance the resort’s carbon footprint.

Additionally, on-site biogas and biomass systems contribute to its eco-friendly operations.
For those looking to indulge in a luxurious escape while supporting environmental efforts, Jetwing Jungle Lodge offers an experience where every moment plays a part in fostering a sustainable future.

The launch of Centara Mirage Lagoon Maldives is part of the company’s ‘Future Growth’ strategy, which was unveiled earlier this year. With construction completed, final preparations are being made to welcome guests with Centara’s signature warmth and hospitality.

The special ‘Me & Centara’ promotion is available until December 20, 2024, for stays between November 1, 2024 and October 31, 2025. Guests who stay before December 20, 2024 will also receive a voucher for a complimentary return stay of equal length, valid from May to September the following year.

The original proposals for this bridge date back to 2020 with an expected completion date of 2028. But, very little progress has been documented since the announcement in Parliament in spring 2023.

At the time, the government’s estimated cost was set at USD 2.7 billion and is expected to be a public-private partnership, with some funding from the African Development Bank.

“With the right technical expertise, materials and the support of an international consultant, this project will ensure that lorloz (clock tower in Creole) continues to stand as a proud symbol of the town’s history and legacy,” said Cecile Kalebi, Permanent Secretary for Culture, SNICHA.

“The clock is in very good condition for its age. It is 121 years old and has not had a full refurbishment. So planning is key to minimise the disruption on the actual process,” said Coombes-Winyard, an expert from Gillett and Johnston.

“The implementation of this project is one with great urgency to prevent further deterioration and to maintain its historical and cultural significance,” said Benjamine Rose, Executive Director, the Seychelles National Heritage Resource Council (SNHRC).

Kalebi revealed that the institute will document the whole restoration process throughout the stages and this would be featured in an exhibition to coincide with the unveiling of the renovated clock tower.

The visitors will get an experience of 60-90 minutes in the museum. From candy canes and gummy bears to lollipops, cotton candy, macarons and ice cream, there is something to satisfy every sweet craving. People can look forward to the fun and educational facts about candies. Sugar Room is another interesting addition to the museum where visitors can write sweet messages, ask questions and get creative.

“Dubai has always been home to brilliant ideas and tourist attractions backed by technology, science and innovation. We simply wanted to add to the region’s landscape with a pop of colour and a whole lot of sweetness. We want everyone to stop by for some delightful moments, enjoy our slide of sweetness, engage in interactive experience and relive their childhood, while having a great time,” said the team, Museum of Candy.

South Africa’s tourism sector and contribute to economic development.
Research suggests that a 10% rise in tourism could enhance the country’s annual economic growth by 0.6%, while also creating thousands of new jobs. Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber remarked that TTOS serves as a temporary measure while the department works towards implementing a fully automated, digital visa system for tourists worldwide.

This initiative follows the success of South Africa’s Trusted Employer Scheme (TES), which simplified visa applications for businesses seeking to attract critical skills to the country. The TTOS is regarded as a crucial step in strengthening South Africa’s position as a leading tourist destination.

“We are excited to celebrate Indian culture and create unforgettable experiences for our patrons. Collaborating with Indian marketing experts will help us build stronger connections with the Indian community and visitors in Singapore and Malaysia,” said Anil Goswami, founder, Rocking Rickshaw.

Rocking Rickshaw has continued to thrive under the guidance of Goswami, who also owns Al Capone’s, Singapore’s second-largest bar chain. Since the launch of its first outlet in 2019, Rocking Rickshaw has gained popularity for offering delicious Indian cuisine at affordable prices.

Johnson Francis, Director, Oscar Travels, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, emphasising their commitment to promoting Air India’s offerings.

With a surge in passenger traffic between India and Malaysia, the partnership aims to provide seamless travel experiences while fostering cultural and economic exchanges between the two nations.