Tourism Breaking News
Breaking News
- Opening of Wyndham Garden Sonipat Murthal
- Madhya Pradesh is the best film-friendly state in the country – Principal Secretary Shri Sheo Shekhar Shukla
- Sheraton Grand Bengaluru Whitefield Hotel & Convention Center Appoints Richard Charlie as Chef de Cuisine
- Novotel Jodhpur: A Unique Experiential MICE Experience Combining Business and Culture
- Unwrap a Season of Festive Bliss with THE OZEN COLLECTION
- Meghalaya plans to infuse ₹4,000 crore in tourism sector in coming years, says Conrad Sangma, Chief Minister
- Promote Rajasthan’s tourist sites, fairs, and festivals with effective branding and marketing at global level, says CM
- Israel expects 10,000 Indian visitors in 2024; plans to launch e-visa for Indians in 2025, says ministry official
- We have pioneered several environmental projects, says ‘Excellence in Responsible Tourism Practices’ awardee
- We can host 10 to 1,000 pax events, says winner of ‘Best Wedding and MICE Hotel Karnataka’ award
- VisitBritain’s ‘Destination Britain Middle East & Asia’ mission kicks off in Bengaluru with successful B2B meets
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”.
