After rating different factors, the World Economic Forum's new Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report 2007 has ranked India as low as 65 among a total of 124 countries.
The urban design of Naya Raipur promises to incorporate the best of international cities as well as traditional Chhattisgarh culture.
After experimenting with specialised malls, realtors are hard-selling the luxury mall concept.
A likely oversupply situation in the next couple of years is causing a downslide.
Spurred on by the Multi-modal International Hub Airport at Nagpur, Nagpur is turning hungry for commercial and residential spaces.
Much to the delight of foreign tourism boards, more Indians are travelling abroad than before.
Delhi will be free from the clutches of a greedy development authority
We gauge the Pune market and finds that real estate developers are queuing up for a slice of India's next boom town.
Ravi Teja Sharma studies the real-estate market of Kochi and finds that developers are excited about the town's future.
Four visits annually, 14-day stays on average, high spends...any wonder the tourism ministry is taking cognizance of them.
The prepaid cash card concept seems to have caught the fancy of online travel customers.
We examine real estate development in Visakhapatnam and find that the city is rejoicing in its new avatar.
With land prices going up, the budget hotel segment is likely to get affected.
A series of new residential projects are changing the face of the city.
Ahmedabad looks like a big construction site today -- what with malls, flyovers, roads, residential townships, a waterfront development plan, and office spaces that are fast changing the city's landscape.
A booming economy has every chain worth its salt building for the future, but there's little to show for it this year and next.
For this honeymoon season, it's all about exclusivity, price no bar.
These days, there simply isn't enough housing in the area, with so many industries coming in.
Investments are pouring into online portals for add-ons.
Now, an SMS is all that you need to book an air seat.