HYDERABAD MOST TRAVELLED INDIAN CITY IN 2023: OYO
Business Standard|December 19, 2023
Hyderabad was the most booked city in India among travellers, followed by Bengaluru, in 2023, according to a report by hospitality major OYO. Among states, Uttar Pradesh was the most visited, ahead of Maharashtra, it said.
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HYDERABAD MOST TRAVELLED INDIAN CITY IN 2023: OYO

2023 stood out as a distinctive year for the travel industry, representing a potential return to complete normalcy after the challenges posed by Covid-19, according to Shreerang Godbole, global chief service officer, OYO.

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