Jayanta Malla Baruah, Assam Tourism Minister, asked the tour operators to work in tandem with the tourism department and other stakeholders to promote Assam’s tourism sector which has huge potential with its rich culture.

“Oman has proved to be an ideal destination for adventure-lovers, exploring Majlis AI Jinn, and snorkelling among coral reels of Dimaniyat Islands, aiming to provide memorable experiences to all the visitors,” underlined by Asma Al Hajry, Deputy Director General of Tourism Promotions.

Rohan Khaunte, Tourism Minister, Goa highlighted Gulf States are posing threat on Goa’s reputation. He said, “The state needs to implement dynamic & proactive measures for tourists seeking enriching and lifetime experiences”.  

Indians spent close to approximately 10 billion on travel overseas in the first nine months of 2022–23, more than in any prior fiscal year, according to the Nangia Andersen LLP July Edition Report, titled Unlock the Potential: A look into Outbound Tourism.

According to a report by Nangia Anderson LLP, rupee depreciation is a hurdle for the Indian outbound tourist market. Due to the depreciation of the rupee, bookings in destinations such as the United States, Canada, London, France, Italy, and Switzerland have seen a dip. 

Ajeet Bajaj, President, ATOAI said, “The Ganga trail (2,700 kms) and northwestern Himalayan trail (1,200 kms) that are expected to be launched this year is going to be a game changer for adventure tourism in India. Travellers can walk the entire trail or do sections of it.” 

Sunil V A, Regional Vice President-ISC, Oman Air, stated, “Oman Air currently flies to eight destinations in India, with the new ones starting on October 1 being Trivandrum and Lucknow, both of which are open for sale and doing well. So, we’re quite excited.” 

Sunil V A, Regional Vice President-ISC, Oman Air, stated, “Oman Air currently flies to eight destinations in India, with the new ones starting on October 1 being Trivandrum and Lucknow, both of which are open for sale and doing well. So, we’re quite excited.” 

Award-winning hospitality brand, TUTC, expands its portfolio to bring its signature uber-glamping and suave getaways to select destinations in the hills of Shimla, jungles of Central India and Rajasthan, and even to city outskirts in Chandigarh.  Pioneers of glamorous camping , TUTC’s tryst with romance of nomadic tents encompassing all luxuries that modern civilization can offer, has already carved a niche in the luxury travel segment. Further, the brand’s choice of showcasing unique and authentic experiences in remote, distinctly different destinations of Ladakh, Nagaland and Prayagraj, has won accolades from discerning experiential and immersive travellers.  TUTC runs the Chamba Camp Thiksey and Chamba Camp Diskit in Ladakh, the Kohima Camp in Nagaland that operates only during the Hornbill Festival, and the Sangam Nivas Camp in Prayagraj for the world famous Kumbh Melas that occur every six years.   Rajnish Rai, Chief Operating Officer and founder member of Ultra Resorts and Hotels Pvt Ltd that now operates brand TUTC, remarks “Expansion plans have been in the works for the past few years now. Given that choice of destination is an integral part of the TUTC philosophy, we took this time to scout and zero down on the right locations and experiences. Very importantly also, the partners who we would like to showcase. TUTC is all about experiencing the road less travelled with luxurious, immersive living supported by unparalleled hospitality. Wildlife and super-stylish escapes in short, accesible distances from cities were the focus areas for the expansion.” 

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