Tourism Breaking News
About 2.93 lakh domestic tourists have visited monuments, museums and tourist destinations in Rajasthan since June 1 this year. Since the crisis caused by COVID-19 had created a need for policy-level intervention, the state government would adopt a vision to explore the tourism sector’s potential to support economic development, said, Alok Gupta, Principal Secretary (Tourism), Rajasthan.
Breaking News
- ITQ to implement tech solutions for travel agents to help them handle their customers better and scale up their business: Anoop Tewari
- More Indians want to fly business class this holiday season
- India leads global tourism surge with record spending and luxury travel trends
- Unless we address the supply side immediately, we risk missing the tourism opportunity altogether: Suman Billa
- We must shift focus to international market, specially high-value tourism, for greater unit value realisation: Amitabh Kant
- Telangana unveils Tourism policy 2025-2030, eyes Rs 15,000 cr investments and 3 lakh jobs over next 5 years
- We should achieve 2020 arrival figures by March 2025, then we can focus on increasing numbers further: Mehra
- Domestic airfares to mountain destinations surge, New Delhi to Srinagar fares jump 18%: ixigo
- Indian government must incentivise SAF production to boost aviation & tourism: Julia Simpson
- Inbound travel to India shows 9% growth in 2024, 7% year-on-year rise in influx from the Americas
- Lily Beach Resort & Spa Prepares to Celebrate Festive Season in Tropical Luxury
