Tourism Breaking News
Under its Tourism Policy 2022-2032, UP government will provide 50 per cent reimbursement of certification fees established for tour operators for obtaining GSTC certification to promote sustainable tourism. Tour operators can benefit from this initiative and will have up to ₹5 lakh reimbursed.
Breaking News
- Stone Wood Hotels & Resorts announces new property in South Goa. Now, they have nine properties across Goa.
- Egyptair, winner of ‘Most Promising African Airline’ award, keen on capturing India’s major market share
- TTE 2024 concludes in Madurai, launch new online portal showcasing unseen gems in the state
- UP govt to reimburse 50% fee to tour operators with GSTC certification, aims to promote sustainability
- Need to frame strategies, decongest popular tourist sites: Suman Billa, Additional Secretary, MOT
- The Clarks Hotels and Resorts launches Clarks Resort The Archi’s Castle in Ajmer
- A successful Mélange 2024 concludes, 2025 dates and venue announced
- ‘We have onboarded 8 properties’, says Ashutosh Goyal, winner of ‘Best Destination Wedding Resort’ award
- Kerala Tourism department to organise ‘tribal cultural festival’ in Wayanad this year to promote tourism
- Operational airports in India rise to 157 in 2024, aim to further increase the number to 400 by 2047: MoCA
- Tamil Nadu Travel Expo (TTE) to kick off at Madurai’s IDA Scudder Auditorium today
