In a significant move to support its rapidly growing global operations, Travel Designer Group proudly announces the relocation of its technology division to a brand-new, state-of-the-art office at Mondeal Heights. “As our business continues to scale across markets, this new office is a reflection of our commitment to investing in people, technology, and infrastructure. It marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter as we focus on developing cutting-edge travel solutions that power the future of our industry,” said Jaal Shah, Founder – RezLive.com & Group MD – Travel Designer Group.

Skål International India will host its National Congress 2025 in Mumbai from 12–14 September under the theme ‘Future Forward: Tourism in an Evolving World.’ The event aims to strengthen India’s position on the global tourism stage, offering valuable exposure for Indian professionals while showcasing the country’s infrastructure, innovation, and cultural richness to international delegates.

The Government of Goa has urged taxi operators to join app-based platforms to enhance tourist mobility and livelihood opportunities.

According to Booking.com’s latest report, Indian travellers are becoming more mindful of their individual impact, with 87 per cent of respondents willing to travel sustainably in the next 12 months. Over 52 per cent of Indian travellers respondents plan to use greener transport, 51 per cent aim to reduce waste, and 50 per cent will focus on energy savings, with 45 per cent also committed to reducing water usage during their trips, the report said.

According to HVS Anarock’s ARR Trends Across Key Indian Markets, Mumbai and New Delhi recorded the highest average rates during the month, exceeding ₹11,500 and ₹10,500, respectively. In terms of year-over-year growth, Jaipur (19-21%) and Hyderabad (18-20%) led the charge with the sharpest increases in ARR.

To enhance tourism between India and Nepal, a Memorandum of Association (MoU) was signed between the Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO) and Nepal Association of Tour & Travel Agents (NATTA) in Kathmandu.

Pickyourtrail has forayed into domestic travel and is starting this segment of its business with Kashmir. “As Kashmir reels from recent events that have shaken both its people and its tourism-dependent economy, Pickyourtrail’s entry is guided not by market opportunity—but by intention,” the company said.

To expand its outreach in northern India and revive tourism, Sanjeev Mehra, President, Skål International India, said that they will open a new club in Srinagar named Skål International Jammu & Kashmir on 31 May.

ADTOI is planning to launch a third-party app in India aimed at benefiting its members. “This will serve as a marketplace platform where vendors—big or small—can showcase their tourism-related products and services,” Ved Khanna, President, ADTOI, said. We are also set to launch our Bihar Chapter soon, he added.

“The Indian Tourist Transporters Association is planning a get-together in Jammu and Kashmir’s Srinagar, where over 100 participants from Delhi are expected to attend,” shared Bobby KS Sawhney, Hony. Secretary, ITTA. The idea is to rebuild confidence in the region and contribute to reviving tourism in the Valley, he added.