Vincent Fernandes is a journalist at BioRxiv, BizzBuzzNews, and The Hans India. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, energy policy and regulation, and business economics, with a focus on renewable energy and the global economy. Vincent's work has been featured in several notable publications, showcasing his expertise in the intersection of energy, retail, and media.
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Vincent’s coverage primarily focuses on local industry-specific and announcement-driven topics related to the economy, transportation & logistics, travel & tourism, and food & beverage. He appears to be interested in covering stories that have implications for the local economy of India, particularly Karnataka and Bengaluru.
Given his interest in industry-specific content and announcements, he may be receptive to pitches from experts or company representatives who can provide insights into trends or innovations within these sectors. Pitches should ideally tie back to how they impact the local market or reflect broader economic trends.
Vincent's focus on specific industries such as renewable energy, aviation, gold markets, and the Indian economy suggests a preference for localized perspectives with potential global implications.
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Investors weigh India's structural growth against China's cyclical recovery
By: Vincent Fernandes
Renewables, EVs, semiconductors and healthcare expected to drive the country's long-term growth story
The MICE Tourism Market Market is expanding rapidly as over 1.46 billion global business travelers participate annually in meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions across more than 120 countries.
By: Vincent Fernandes
Broadcasting, sponsorships and ticket sales fuel record earnings
ATF prices, forex volatility, and geopolitical tensions cloud the sector's near-term recovery
By: Vincent Fernandes
Mixed-use, alternative assets and hospitality witness strong growth in capital inflows
Inflation, geopolitical tensions and central bank buying are driving bullion prices higher
From hydrogen and EVs to CNG and isobutanol, emerging alternatives aim to cut emissions and reduce crude oil imports
Rising travel demand, high construction costs and AI-driven operations are reshaping global hospitality investment
Household gold now exceeds GDP in value, offering policymakers a transformative opportunity
