Tourism Breaking News
Breaking News
- Centre approves 2 water tourism projects worth ₹169.05 crores in Kerala’s Alappuzha & Palakkad
- ‘Collaboration between wedding planners and hoteliers is necessary to resolve challenges’
- From 1 May, it is mandatory for non-Thai visitors to file Digital Arrival Card to enter Thailand
- Service charges at restaurants and hotels cannot be imposed as a mandatory charge: Delhi High Court
- Vietjet operates two relief flights transporting Vietnamese rescue teams to Myanmar
- LaRiSa Hotels launches a new brand for mid-market expansion
- Passion, right policies & integrity helped us build 100-member team: MD, Balitrip Wisata
- Earnings distribution must be fair, commissions should apply to total revenue: Amanveer Singh
- Assam Tourism aims large-scale concerts, fests to attract music lovers, cultural enthusiasts: MD
- ‘We aim to position Oman as MICE & destination wedding hub for Indians,’ says Arjun Chadha
- 38 branded hotels open in Q4 2024, enhance capacity by 3,293 rooms, says JLL India report
Sanjay Razdan, Joint Secretary, IATO reveals that the tourism post pandemic has completely changed. He said “Tourists travelling to India want to visit nature based tourist places, foreign tourists are keen to explore natural parks. The bookings that the travel agents are getting are different from what they used to get. International tourist are giving thrust on less popular and less crowded places at present”.
