Tourism Breaking News
Government is exploring visa-on-arrival for countries that send the biggest numbers of tourists to India, said Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Union Minister of Tourism. “We are also working with the MEA to explore ways to engage with top markets to promote India as a global destination,” he added.
Breaking News
- Ministry of Tourism ties up with WB for long-term financing of tourism development in Indian states
- Award justifies our commitment to showcase Nashik as wedding capital of India: Director, Grape County
- India on track to become third-largest economy by ’27; tourism’s contribution can be immense: Puneet Chhatwal
- Govt exploring visa-on-arrival for countries sending more tourists to India, says Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
- Orchha’s dossier for World Heritage Status accepted by UNESCO
- Stone Wood Hotels & Resorts Expands with New Property in Rishikesh
- Dusit Hotels & Resorts Returns to India with the Soft Opening of dusitD2 Fagu – A Serene Himalayan Retreat – this December
- India’s hospitality industry to contribute US$250 bn to the country’s GDP by 2030, says Pradeep Shetty
- ‘ITA is the most prestigious travel award’: Yamini Karthik, after winning ‘Best Travel Brand – South India’ award
- Goa plans global promotional push worth ₹2 crore to draw tourists from Poland, Georgia and Kazakhstan
- Maharashtra government releases ₹72 crore for eco-tourism development, 30 tourist sites to benefit
