Tourism Breaking News
The Government of Thailand has decided to extend the waiver on the 2000-baht visa-on-arrival fee for Indian nationals till April end to boost tourism in the country. The waiver was set to end early January, but the cabinet decided to extend it to allow foreign tourists to Thailand during the Chinese New Year in February and the Songkran festival in the middle of April.
Breaking News
- Wyndham Hosts Annual Roadshow 2024 at Ramada Gurgaon
- A spirited cocktail adventure by Nautilus Bar from Four Seasons Jakarta at Copitas, Four Seasons Bengaluru
- Evoke Experiences Unveils Rann Utsav 2024 – The Tent City and Beyond
- Meghalaya leads in recognising responsible tourism & commits to preserving State’s natural beauty and cultural richness
- Award justifies our chairman’s vision & passion: Winner of ‘Best Health and Wellness Ayurveda Retreat’ at ITA
- MOT plans 2nd Mahabharata Circuit Conference and FAM trip to promote Kurukshetra, 130 people to participate
- 16 million Indians visit Thailand till mid-Oct, country extends visa-free entry indefinitely to further boost numbers
- Kerala to replace traditional tourist information centres with robotic & automatic kiosks, says State Tourism Minister
- Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav Unveils the New TVC of Madhya Pradesh Tourism “Moh Liya Re”
- We face challenges when approaching the govt regarding policy issues, regulatory bottlenecks due to lack of data: FHRAI
- Delhi had most weddings with 30,000 in November 2023 energising entire paraphernalia around the industry: Mugdha Sinha
