As we stand in brand new 2024, we at TTJ want to take this moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to you, our readers, and our valued patrons. Your unwavering support and engagement have been the driving force behind our success.

In 2023, the travel and tourism sector marked a robust bounce back to almost pre-pandemic levels across many destinations and businesses, and in 2024, the continued strong demand for travel is predicted, along with a renewed emphasis on sustainable travel.

It is with great excitement that we present you our January 2024 issue, a captivating mix of travel-related segments. As you turn the pages, you will find that the edition is a comprehensive retrospective of stories that shaped the global travel industry throughout the past year and a glimpse of what 2024 holds in store for the industry.

May the coming year also be filled with prosperity, joy, and a myriad of opportunities to explore and connect. I wish you and your team a joyous New Year filled with prosperity, happiness, and fulfilment.

Here's to a fantastic and amazing 2024!

As we bid adieu to spring and embrace the arrival of summer, with the holiday season on the horizon, it is our pleasure to present the TTJ April 2024 issue.

This month, we are thrilled to feature insights from several international tourism boards, offering a glimpse into the diverse attractions and developments awaiting exploration. Additionally, we invite you to discover the warmth of Himalayan hospitality at our featured hotel properties, where every stay promises a blend of luxury and authenticity.

Beyond these stories, you will find engaging interviews and some of the latest industry news to keep you informed and updated. As you flip through the issue, we hope every page inspires and delights you.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our readers and partners for your continued support. It is your enthusiasm and love for the travel business that drives us to continuously strive for excellence.

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As we step into the vibrant month of March, we are thrilled to unveil the latest issue of TTJ, wherein an array of articles navigating new territories and catering to your business and general reading interests will keep you immersed. 

At TTJ, we understand that every journey is an opportunity in the business world. In addition to our outbound-specific features, we take you to enthralling destinations like the enchanting landscapes of New Zealand, where wildlife thrives in its purest form. North Thailand beckons with its scenic wonders. Explore the modern marvels of Qatar and Sharjah with us as we share first-hand experiences and insights from these dynamic Middle East destinations. 

Back home, Varanasi, steeped in tradition, takes on a new dimension as every corner of this city tells a tale as old as time. Interwoven with these destination spotlights, our other features offer pragmatic insights for our valued readers.

We hope the insights contained herein add more knowledge, inspire strategic thinking, and foster lucrative collaborations. We love to be your beacon of information in the world of B2B travel.

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Join us as we embark on this exciting journey through the TTJ February 2024 issue, which is aligned with the buzz of upcoming industry exhibitions. The edition is also a collection of narratives that showcase the diversity, resilience, and endless possibilities within our dynamic industry, capturing the essence of both the notable events of 2023 and the exciting prospects of 2024.

Furthermore, we are delighted to acknowledge the overwhelming response from our esteemed advertisers, showcasing remarkable offerings, and making the issue a hub of opportunities and insights for all.

February also witnessed the interim union budget 2024 being announced. While the budget for tourism exhibits a proactive approach to laying the groundwork for long-term growth, ongoing concerns within the travel trade underscore the urgency of addressing immediate challenges for a comprehensive and sustainable recovery in the industry. However, amid ongoing challenges, we have plenty of opportunities and thus remain optimistic for better times ahead.

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As we enter December, it is always a good opportunity to look back and ponder over the past year. The year 2023 certainly has not been an easy year by any means for the industry, but there was plenty of brightness if you knew where to look. Notably, the outbound travel sector in India has displayed remarkable growth, defying the constraints that defined the year. Thus, our December issue, in many of its pages, offers an analytical perspective on the past and current state of outbound travel in India.

In our TTJ November 2023 issue, we are delighted to present meticulously curated content on inbound tourism in India, showcasing exceptional destinations, one-of-a-kind experiences, and invaluable insights from key industry stakeholders. Despite the less-than-ideal global environment, marked by escalating airfares, visa issues, and human conflict, most stakeholders are optimistic about the resurgence of inbound tourism in 2024. 
In October, we had the privilege of attending the 38th IATO Convention in Sambhaji Nagar and the Tourism Expo in Osaka, Japan. In addition to these events, we are equally excited to share the resounding success of our very own TTJ TRAVMART in Indore. 

As the festive holiday season unfolds, India’s travel aspirations are on the rise, driven by a strong demand for unique experiences and a notable shift in preferred travel destinations in India and abroad. The outbound tourism market of India is poised for expansion, spurred by the bold and adventurous spirit of modern travellers, Stay tuned for our upcoming December issue which promises to be, an exciting Outbound Special that delves into various facets of the outbound travel business. So, until we are back… 

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As the monsoon season gives way, October emerges as the ideal month for travel in India. It marks the onset of the pleasant winter season, and most tourist hotspots remain under a green carpet. This month also ushers in vibrant festivals like Navratri and Durga Puja, adding a special charm to family vacations.

TTJ's October 2023 issue is a general mix with exclusive content on all things reflecting travel and hospitality. We have highlighted a few domestic and international destinations along with some great interactions, providing expert opinions and taking our readers on new journeys and discoveries. Additionally, this issue features extensive coverage of EITM (East India TRAVMART), a larger and more comprehensive version of TTJ TRAVMART, which concluded successfully in Kolkata last month.

I hope you enjoy reading this issue, and that the month of October inspires you to embrace and encash upon the start of the peak travel season!

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September ushers in the spirit of festivity in India. The world of tourism is all set to be abuzz with activity and reach its peak this festive season as travellers await eagerly to throng new destinations. Higher flight prices and an increase in travel budgets are no deterrents for Indian travellers from deciding on that holiday.

Speaking of holidays, it is an interesting time for cruising in India, as with growing interest in new travel experiences, cruise vacations have surfaced as a viable and new choice for Indian travellers. Along with other interesting features in our TTJ September 2023 issue, we have extensive pages dedicated to the latest cruise trends and offerings.

At TTJ, we look forward to two events this September. We are debuting our very own East India TRAVMART (EITM) on September 15 - 17, 2023, in Kolkata. The other is the 38th IATO Annual Convention in Sambhaji Nagar (Aurangabad), which starts on September 29. We hope to catch up with you at both of these events.

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With an increasing demand for domestic and international air travel, the aviation industry is proceeding on an unequivocally positive trajectory. The TTJ July 2023 issue brings forth more about aviation, as we have highlighted a few domestic and international airlines to know how they are faring in the current aviation market.

We have also covered an engaging variety of features on TCS, hotels, destinations, personal narratives, and events that will keep our readers engrossed.

Just to reiterate that we look forward to informing and entertaining you not only through our monthly magazine but also on our website traveltradejournal.com.

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The Travel and Tourism business gained full momentum in May and the same is expected in June. Even though costs are rising globally, travellers are keen on taking that holiday. Travel has become the way of life and people are not hesitating to direct their expenditure towards experiencing new adventures and exploring destinations.

In India, a large number of tourists are visiting states like Kashmir, Himachal, Uttarakhand, and the Northeast to enjoy the heady mix of snow-clad mountains and stay away from the summer heat in the other parts of the country. While the going is great for domestic tourism, the slow processing of visa applications, high airfares, and an expected increase in TCS keeps the spirit a bit low for outbound travel.

To keep you occupied, the TTJ June 2023 issue carries some interesting reading material on outbound travel and the Indian hospitality industry. So, while we wait for the upcoming rainy season, to capture different dimensions of travel,

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With the onset of summer vacations, Indians are planning overseas trips with renewed vigour. While interest in traditionally popular destinations remains high, Indian travellers are now expanding their travel horizons and looking to explore new exotic locales abroad.

In this context, India’s fast-growing outbound business is being wooed by many and today, NTOs, DMCs, cruises, airlines and hotels around the globe are eyeing and enticing the Indian traveller. Last month, we received a great deal of interest from the outbound players in line with the upcoming summer season, and our TTJ April 2023 issue reflects their sentiments. Besides a great deal of outbound travel, the issue features a few destination reports, interviews, a feature on TCS, and a lot of advertisers with tempting offers to keep you occupied.

To conclude, it is encouraging to see Indian travellers exploring different destinations both within India and abroad with a more positive outlook towards travel.

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Positivity has finally returned to the tourism sector as travel demand finally shows signs of a significant uptick. There are still some global factors playing spoilsport for travel and hospitality players, but there are also emerging opportunities to accelerate the adoption of new technologies and meet ever-changing customer needs and demands.

Sustainability is now a trending word, redirecting the tourism industry and driving major investments. The industry is expected to develop and adopt more sustainable solutions and practices in all its activities in the coming times.

TTJ March 2023 issue reflects this positivity that things are moving as the industry appears confident about travel demand, which remains high despite inflationary pressures. We have covered elaborate topics on hospitality and the outbound sectors, which are gaining considerable traction as months are passing by.

So, as you read, we hope you will be all set to capture the upcoming summer business.

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This is that time of the year when the travel fraternity gets busy with industry events like OTM, SATTE, ITB Berlin, and ATM that provide mega platforms for the stakeholders of global travel to reconnect, network, and conduct business. This is also an exciting time for TTJ as we will again be attending ITB Berlin 2023 as the official publication from India.

We at TTJ have also been conducting our own B2B travel shows, branded TTJ TRAVMART and is getting quite popular with Industry partners over the years. We started the new year with the sixth edition of TRAVMART with the successful conclusion of our Tri-City events in South India and have more such events lined up. A showcase of the Tri-City TRAVMART has been published in this issue.

There are also some great reads in this issue, and our advertisers keep you engrossed with their exciting offers. I am sure you will enjoy reading the issue and sense that travel is indeed picking up momentum and is now on a growth tangent, which is a sign that we all were waiting for.

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The global travel and tourism industry has high expectations from 2023, as all travel sectors are projected to return to pre-pandemic levels. However, the needs of travellers are moving in a lot of different directions to adapt to changing times and thus the traveller’s well-being and sustainability make the role of the travel and hospitality players more daunting and challenging than ever. From what we learn and absorb is that in 2023, focusing on the experience and sustainability are key to boosting appeal.

TTJ’s January 2023 issue is our 12th annual edition and with its theme, ‘Looking Back, Looking Ahead,’ the issue gives a deep insight into how 2022 has been and the expectations and things to look forward to in 2023. In this issue, in varied sections, many travel-hospitality leaders and stakeholders have shared their experiences, which makes up for an interesting read.
Before you start reading, I want to remind you that as you plan to capitalise on the new year, it is also time to unplug, explore and enjoy all that the world has to offer.

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It’s almost the end of this year and the time to let the beginning of winter warm our hearts. Every December, as the year ends, we get our party hats on and welcome the next year to make things right. With Christmas and the New Year on the anvil, it’s time to celebrate coming out stronger, after the COVID crisis, and continue doing so.

TTJ’s December 2022 issue features a few interesting topics highlighting the hospitality business. We have targeted much about inbound travel as we have the IATO convention coming up in mid-December. Besides our interaction with the IATO convention committee, we have a few pages on Uttar Pradesh since the convention is taking place in Lucknow.

So, as we call the year to a wrap, we wish you, our readers, well-wishers, our contributors, and to everyone who has been associated with this magazine, a merry festive season. Please stay tuned with TTJ as we continue to explore the dynamics of the travel and hospitality industry well into 2023.

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Dear Friends,

The festive season has uplifted the spirits of travel enthusiasts, ushering in much-needed cheer in the travel and tourism sector and indicating a shift in consumer travel. Travellers are now planning travel for the upcoming winter holidays of Christmas and New Year. Flight searches have risen 25-30 per cent for leisure travel during holidays, and last-minute airfares for popular routes still see a steep jump due to high travel demand.
While the going is good, the TTJ November 2022 issue takes note of the visa fiasco in the UK and Canada, and the visa appointment delays in the US, which is ruining thousands of travel plans to and from India.

This issue also covers domestic and international trip reports, reflecting the magazine’s popularity. We have extensively covered TTJ Travmart at Raipur, our milestone 40th B2B travel mart in our series of Travmarts. TTJ Travmart launched its first mart in Raipur in 2017. Also, you will find many more topics to keep you engrossed and updated.

As you read, we hope you are all geared up for the next festive rush!

Happy Reading!



TTJ October 2022 issue keeps its momentum of highlighting the many aspects of domestic and international travel as we hope the upcoming festival and holiday season enhances our businesses and keeps us all motivated to travel. The industry is looking for a significant rebound in 2023, and as travel grows, we are also hopeful that it will be a year when businesses will come roaring back.

The travel and tourism industry is optimistic that its current momentum will continue unabated. There is also optimism amongst industry players that the upcoming months look promising, giving the travel trade faith not just in their industry but in their individual businesses, too. It is certainly a more travel-positive marketplace out there.

As travellers increasingly accept health risks as manageable due in part to rising vaccination rates, we anticipate the year 2023 will be characterised by growth in vacations, enhanced length of stay, and travel farther from home, as against frequent weekend and local getaways.

Once again, at TTJ, we are reflecting on the many aspects of a positive travel outlook in our August 2022 issue. So, while you read, we hope you are ready and well prepared to handle the rush during the long weekend ahead and also joyfully celebrate Raksha Bandhan and Independence Day.

Happy Reading and Jai Hind!


Across most holiday destinations, hotels and resorts are now witnessing over 80 per cent of room occupancy, and the season looks promising.

With the advent of monsoons, the season tends to slow down the hospitality business, but the industry is upbeat as the travel demand is increasing month on month. There is optimism amongst the hospitality stakeholders, and that is strongly reflected in our July 2022 issue. Also, many are working hard and innovating for the next few months to tap the new trend of monsoon breaks and getaways.

Indeed, this issue has generated quite a response from the hoteliers and relevant people in the industry, and it has been nice to know their insights. This issue is nothing less than a hospitality special feature.

So, while the monsoons are on, get going before it is gone! Travel is still in the air.

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With the monsoon soon approaching, India is still in its vacation mode. After almost 2.5 years of COVID-induced lockdowns and restrictions, this is the first summer that everyone is looking forward to breaking free from their mundane routine. Leisure tourism has increased in the Indian states of Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Goa have witnessed a surge in leisure tourism. It’s either the hills or the beaches.

After the pandemic, spiritual tourism is also on the rise in the country. The main reason is to express gratitude to the Lord and seek blessings to revive businesses and jobs. Other travel sectors such as MICE and weddings have gradually picked up and done well. So, while the going is good, I hope you make the best out of summer, monsoon, and winter this year.

Our TTJ June issue is a mix of varied content. It will keep you engaged and motivated to know the remarkable positive developments in the industry, both in international and domestic travel.

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Presently, as the pandemic fear wanes, and international travel opens, many corporates are now gathering their steam and teams together for various activities such as team building, strategic planning, and rewards and recognition events, which were on halt for the past two years.

At TTJ, since we believe there is going to be a further pickup and escalation in demand for MICE in the second half of 2022, we have brought out a MICE special edition in our May 2022 issue. The positive indicators from MICE stakeholders, including NTOs, hotels, associations, and operators, have been overwhelming, and this issue features their MICE sentiments and perspectives.

Also, despite the scorching heat, May 2022 is a busy month for the travel industry as we all look forward to big events such as Kerala Travel Mart, Arabian Travel Market, SATTE, etc. 

So, as things look bright, hoping things change even better for the future.

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With the resumption of scheduled international flights, the National Tourist offices (NTOs) and DMC operators in India are banking on the burgeoning Indian outbound market, which is expected to gain an uptick post the pandemic. India presents an immense opportunity for destination marketers to leverage the country’s holiday seekers and the young population, which includes Gen Z and millennials who are more likely to travel internationally.

Air connectivity between India and other countries is also improving tremendously, with many international airlines resuming their services to India. Outbound travel in India has also been reasonable because of the growing low-cost airline market.

Looking at the positive developments, the TTJ April 2022 issue focuses on Outbound Travel. In this issue, we spoke with NTOs, DMCs, and other tourism stakeholders such as airlines and cruise operators to get their perspectives on international travel from India. Most are happy, as travel sentiments are beginning to brighten up.


We at TTJ are truly excited that India is all set to resume scheduled international flight services from March 27, 2022. So, there is light at the end of the tunnel! 

As part of our industry focus, in our March 2022 edition, we touch upon a few women leaders in our industry who are making incredible strides in the work while showcasing resilience and dynamism. In our inspiring feature, ‘Women in Lead,’ we share with our readers their strengths, learnings, contribution, and their thoughts on empathy in the workplace. 

This issue also features some informative pages on Wildlife Tourism, highlighting Northeast India. The rich natural beauty, serenity, and exotic flora and fauna of this region are invaluable resources for tourism development, especially wildlife and eco-tourism.
We are sure both features will make a mark on you!

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With the Omicron-led wave of the COVID pandemic still underway, and though the centre and the states have so far avoided lockdowns, the travel and hospitality industry is still absorbing the full brunt of the downturn. 

While the hotels and airlines initially witnessed a wave of cancellations and faced debilitating losses, the mild manifestation of the Omicron variant has given some relief and the resultant rise in domestic travel is now keeping them going while strategising new ideas to capture the potential market. Until international travel returns to normal, the pent-up demand and the newfound craze for domestic discoveries are likely to boost the industries’ recovery from the impact of Omicron.

TTJ Feb 2022 issue features a few pages on the hospitality industry, which is still battling with the COVID-19 effect and variants with its resilience and never die attitude. Hotels have learned to be continually alert while remaining functional in the new normal. It will be a treat for you to read their views.

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Travel restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of the omicron variant are hammering the already beleaguered travel and tourism industry, after adding gloom in the crucial winter holiday season. Travellers are rescheduling or cancelling trips because of the tightening rules and the threat perception of Omicron infection.

The year 2022 has us all rewrite our travel and business expectations. It is a wait-and-watch situation once again for the industry. Yet, as to travel is human, we expect travellers to be keen to venture out soon, plan in advance, take all precautions, remain flexible and get insurance cover.

Similarly, it is time for us as an industry to stay together and keep our resilience intact and look ahead. Good days should be around the corner.

Our start of the year “Annual Issue” promises to be immersive and optimistic. We bring to you stories, expectations and reviews by tourism professionals from travel and hospitality verticals. We salute their spirit and confidence to think positively about the future, despite the hard and testing times.

Before you read on, we take this opportunity to wish you a Happy and Prosperous 2022 and hope all your travel and business dreams come true. It is finally time to “Look Ahead and Not Away”!

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The tourism industry is on its way to revival and has also started taking strides in that direction.

Consumers are adjusting and settling into a new normal, as they learn to live with the reality of COVID-19. As more countries reopen their borders, consumers will have more options and preferences to take that required break. Most importantly, their will to travel is still alive and it will be more so due to the pandemic.

Meanwhile, our TTJ November 2021 issue will be a delight to read as we bring you a few pages which show recovery is on and more travel is on the cards.

Happy Reading!


Our October issue is a balance of inspiration and the feel-good factor mostly because of the Government opening up avenues for Inbound travel starting from this month. Alongside our usual compendium of refreshing destination stories and places to stay, we are here to motivate people to get back out there when it’s safe, encourage local businesses and travel communities and advise you to plan more conscious, sustainable and mindful trips for your clients in the future.

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