Tourism Breaking News
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) called on governments to adopt simple, predictable and practical measures to safely and efficiently facilitate the ramping-up of international travel as borders re-open. Specifically, IATA urged governments to focus on three key areas, simplified health protocol, digital solutions to process health credentials, and COVID-19 measures proportionate to risk levels with a continuous review process.
Breaking News
- Wyndham Hosts Annual Roadshow 2024 at Ramada Gurgaon
- A spirited cocktail adventure by Nautilus Bar from Four Seasons Jakarta at Copitas, Four Seasons Bengaluru
- Evoke Experiences Unveils Rann Utsav 2024 – The Tent City and Beyond
- Meghalaya leads in recognising responsible tourism & commits to preserving State’s natural beauty and cultural richness
- Award justifies our chairman’s vision & passion: Winner of ‘Best Health and Wellness Ayurveda Retreat’ at ITA
- MOT plans 2nd Mahabharata Circuit Conference and FAM trip to promote Kurukshetra, 130 people to participate
- 16 million Indians visit Thailand till mid-Oct, country extends visa-free entry indefinitely to further boost numbers
- Kerala to replace traditional tourist information centres with robotic & automatic kiosks, says State Tourism Minister
- Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav Unveils the New TVC of Madhya Pradesh Tourism “Moh Liya Re”
- We face challenges when approaching the govt regarding policy issues, regulatory bottlenecks due to lack of data: FHRAI
- Delhi had most weddings with 30,000 in November 2023 energising entire paraphernalia around the industry: Mugdha Sinha
