Tourism Breaking News
Jaipur has become India’s first city to get two leopard reserves – Jhalana Leopard Reserve and the newly-added Amagarh Leopard Reserve. The reserve forest of Amagarh is an important leopard habitat and is spread across a total of 1,524 ha. It is home to 15 leopards.
Breaking News
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- Madhya Pradesh among Wall Street Journal’s “Go-To Global Destinations for 2025”
- IHCL unveils 90-key Taj Puri Resort & Spa beachfront resort in Odisha
- Minister Shekhawat addresses concerns of tourist transporters, to engage with banks regarding issue of loans
- India must position itself as a global hub for MICE: Amitabh Kant
- Total seat capacity in India’s urban air travel market expected to reach 45.7 million in 2024: ForwardKeys
- Meghalaya keen to promote film shoots in state to showcase destination, launches new guidelines for film production
- GRNconnect’s training initiatives empower future travel professionals
- FHRAI requests Ministry of Tourism to establish a central portal by NCHMCT to address skill gaps in hospitality sector
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