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Research: High-spending Indians on the marchResearch: High-spending Indians on the march
Sandra Newman
7-Oct-2004
Along with China, India is expected to be one of the biggest sources of overseas tourists in the future, providing new opportunities for travel retailers worldwide. Sandra Newman reports
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In 2003 outbound travel from India grew by 14.6% to about 4.8m. And according to the Travel Agents Association of India, the number of Indian tourists travelling abroad is expected
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