Airfare caps on domestic routes helped tourism industry limp back to normal in January
Airfare caps on industry-and-boost-tech-capability-says-iyush-oyal'>domestic routes helped tourism industry limp back to normal in January is drawing significant interest across the industry.
The recent domestic airfare cap brought in by the aviation regulator in the wake of the IndiGo crisis helped the tourism industry to bounce back significantly, with the airfares remaining between ?8,000 and ?10,000 even on the longest domestic routes during peak tourist season, despite aviation fuel price hikes.
Experts suggest this could influence future trends and innovation in the sector.
More updates are expected as the story develops.
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