Transport

Volvo Cars, the premium carmaker, announced today that it will start vehicle assembly operations in India in 2017. This positions the company for further growth in the fast-expanding premium car segment in India.

Both organisations have agreed on key areas of cooperation including accession and implementation of UN Conventions related to trade and transport facilitation, notably the TIR Convention.

Changi Airport Group (CAG), Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Singapore Airlines (SIA) launched the second edition of the Singapore MICE Advantage Programme (SMAP) at IMEX Frankfurt today.

Mastercard is making commuting easier, faster and more consistent.

The top managers of EuroChem and Inveko arrived at KAMAZ PTC (part of Rostec State Corporation) with a business visit. 

The compact crossover Hyundai Creta remained the best seller in the SUV segment in the Russian market in April, by keeping the leadership for the ninth consecutive month. Last month, the sales of this model were 4583 vehicles.

Aeroflot has retained its Approved Gate Check (AGC) status, which is awarded by the UK’s Home Office to carriers that effectively and consistently prevent illegal immigration.

During the 2017-2018 winter season, KLM will operate three weekly flights to Mumbai, departing on Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays.

Digitalisation flying high: Lufthansa and SAP take off for a technology conference at 10,000 metres’ altitude. Topics such as artificial intelligence and the future of work are at the focus.

Toyota Motor Corporation will launch a service today that enables users to search for information on public accessible restrooms which are located at rest stops on highways, general roads, as well as at public and cultural facilities nationwide