Tourism Breaking News
Breaking News
- Kerala set to leverage its strengths as global MICE and wedding tourism destination: Tourism Minister
- TAAI launches DMC Connect to link global tourism stakeholders with Indian outbound tour operators
- Travel insurance now considered as essential part of a trip, not just visa formality: Dev Karvat
- India moves up 10 spots, makes it to the top 100 list of UN Sustainable Development Goals Index 2025
- More Indian states to go for GSTC certification; training & policy support extended to Meghalaya, MP
- Oberoi Group to enter Saudi Arabia & Egypt, maintaining focus on India market: Arjun Oberoi
- TAAI and Nexus DMS join forces to introduce NEXTAAI platform, to offer benefits for members
- HAI welcomes Delhi government’s move to scrap police licence/NOCs for hotels and restaurants
- Priority Pass named ‘Official Airport Lounge Partner’ for the Chennai Bulls team in India
- HAI engages with Maharashtra Tourism on reforms to boost hotel sector efficiency and investment
- Andaman plans global tourism push with luxury resorts, heritage sites and eco-adventure
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”.
