Support to Pakistan costs Turkey, Azerbaijan as Indians shift out weddings, corporate events
Friday, 23 May 2025 () Amidst rising tensions stemming from perceived support for Pakistan, wealthy Indian families and NRIs are increasingly avoiding Turkey and Azerbaijan for weddings and corporate events. This shift has led to the rescheduling or relocation of several high-profile events, impacting the region's event industry. Destinations like the UAE, Rajasthan, and particularly Bahrain, are gaining popularity as alternatives.
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Friday, 23 May 2025 ()
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