Tourism Breaking News
Breaking News
- It reflects the trust of our partners and clients, says Shilpa Shrivastava, after winning Leading Bali Destination Specialist award
- Ayush Visa boosts medical tourism, 46,000 foreign patients visit India in 2024: Minister
- Climate change threatens J&K adventure tourism; CM calls for urgent sustainable action
- Dubai Safari Park to engage Indian travel agents with an insightful webinar today at 3 pm
- Indian travellers to Utah often stay longer, engage more deeply with local experiences: Tera Atwood, Utah Office of Tourism
- GT Holidays wins Best Travel Brand 2025 award at India Travel Awards
- Indians among biggest spenders on luxury goods in Singapore, spend SGD 812 mn in H1 2025
- TAAI re-starts its Industry Connect Program, first phase to get membership network active
- Experience Abu Dhabi to host webinar on new Natural History and Zayed Museums today
- Sun Siyam unveiles culture-led brand transformation and refreshed identity, The Home of the Maldivian Spirit
- Passengers willing to pay for faster airport processing, end-to-end baggage tracking: SITA
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”.
