Tourism Breaking News
The Ministry of Tourism is launching a national competition on ‘Tourism for Tomorrow’ to identify best practices and case studies aligned with the five priorities of the G20 Goa roadmap, which have successfully been implemented by states, destinations and industry stakeholders, and can be replicated and scaled up across the country. The competition will be launched on World Tourism Day on September 27.
Breaking News
- Sigmund launches AI generated RFP Hub for tourism professionals
- Korea Tourism Organization targets 200,000 Indian travellers in 2024, showcases leisure & MICE offerings
- 61% Indian travellers book flights and 37% book event tickets well in advance: Booking.com report
- Malaysian High Commissioner urges Indian govt to grant reciprocal visa-free access for Malaysians
- 250 narrowbody aircraft likely to be deployed on routes up to 5-7 hours range from India: CAPA India
- ‘Chalo India Roadshow’ to begin after polls, social media global drive to start from ATM Dubai: IATO
- India’s wedding market 2nd largest in the world, 40 crores weddings expected in next 15 years
- Join a webinar about Eurail passes and learn how to book passholder fares with Rail Europe today at 3pm
- After Colombo, ITC Hotels plans to open more properties overseas and 70 hotels in India: Sanjiv Puri
- Passenger traffic growth to continue its momentum in FY2025, rise more than 10% to over 415 million
- India to take 5th place in outbound travel spend and become 3rd largest domestic market by 2027: Bernstein report
