Tourism Breaking News
As per the new amendments in e-Visa provisions by the Ministry of Home Affairs, India’s Port Blair seaport is now a designated entry port for e-Visa holders. The amendment will boost yacht and superyacht business along with cruise tourism. Now, five other Indian seaports where persons with e-Visa will be allowed includes Mumbai, Cochin, Mormugao, Chennai, and New Mangalore.
Breaking News
- India’s hospitality industry to contribute US$250 bn to the country’s GDP by 2030, says Pradeep Shetty
- ‘ITA is the most prestigious travel award’: Yamini Karthik, after winning ‘Best Travel Brand – South India’ award
- Goa plans global promotional push worth ₹2 crore to draw tourists from Poland, Georgia and Kazakhstan
- Maharashtra government releases ₹72 crore for eco-tourism development, 30 tourist sites to benefit
- This recognition is inspiring,’ says Kesari’s Chaubal, winner of ‘Best International Group Tour Operator’
- GPS iConnect app launched at ongoing GPS event in Kochi, 500 buyers and 40 exhibitors participate
- Disney Adventure to set sail from Singapore on 15 Dec 2025, bookings start from 10 Dec 2024
- Noida International Airport to start commercial domestic and international flights from 17 April 2025
- Receiving the ‘Most Promising MICE Tour Operator’ award increases client trust, says Travelsukham
- Turtle Down Under manages largest MICE event from India to Australia, CREDAI 2024 with 1,100+ attendees
- MOT launches special campaign 4.0 to accelerate cleanliness drives and clear pending file reviews
