Global travel is returning to pre-Covid levels, but Asia-Pacific is lagging ‘a little bit’: IATA
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China’s travel recovery gets more attention, but India’s outbound market is ‘booming’ even faster
Talk about Asia’s travel recovery is still largely focused on the return of Chinese travelers. But it’s Indians …