Tourism Breaking News
The GBTA, along with its European partner organisations is urging for a concerted effort to the validity duration of the European Digital Covid Certificate, (DCC). The organisations urged nations to come together on the 270-day validity for certificates in a joint statement to the European Union and its member states. As per the statement, several member nations continue to apply their own rules, causing confusion for travellers.
Breaking News
- We should achieve 2020 arrival figures by March 2025, then we can focus on increasing numbers further: Mehra
- Domestic airfares to mountain destinations surge, New Delhi to Srinagar fares jump 18%: ixigo
- Indian government must incentivise SAF production to boost aviation & tourism: Julia Simpson
- Inbound travel to India shows 9% growth in 2024, 7% year-on-year rise in influx from the Americas
- Lily Beach Resort & Spa Prepares to Celebrate Festive Season in Tropical Luxury
- EPSI’s Round Table and Felicitation Program Highlights Private Sector’s Role in Education
- Clarks Resort appoints Sarvesh Kumar Singh as the General Manager
- South African Tourism wraps up 10th edition of ‘Learn SA’ Workshop series with a successful finale in Kochi
- Both OTAs and traditional travel agents are here to stay as long as they adopt the use of technology and grow their reach: Vishal Bhatia
- Sabah records impressive over 60% growth in Indian visitor arrivals
- Celebrate Culture, Adventure & Serenity at Assam’s Brahmaputra Carnival!
