Tourism Breaking News
Breaking News
- Cygnet Hotels & Resorts signs new property in Itanagar, advances towards 600-key portfolio in Northeast India
- Ramada by Wyndham Makes Its Debut in Ranchi, Expanding Global Hospitality Footprint
- Lalit Group to develop Chitrakoot hotel, focus on mid-segment and non-metros: CMD
- India’s aviation fleet among youngest globally, driving environmental progress: IATA
- 52% Indian travellers prefer quieter spots over popular ones this summer: Skyscanner report
- National travel associations visit Kashmir, optimistic about tourism recovery by mid-2025
- India’s travel sector at ₹21 trillion in 2024, forecast to reach ₹22 trillion in 2025: WTTC
- Mr. Ashutosh Chhibba, CEO of WelcomHeritage Hotels, Shares a Thoughtful Message on World Environment Day
- 2025 Penghu International Fireworks Festival Returns with Global Sparkle
- Thomas Cook India and Muthoot Group ink agreement to expand payments solutions business
- IndiGo, Delta Air Lines, Air France-KLM & Virgin Atlantic announce partnership
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”.
