Tourism Breaking News
The Uttarakhand government has approved a compensation of Rs 29 crore for the state’s tourism industry reeling under the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. In the compensation package, Rs 10,000 would be provided to registered travel and adventure tour operators, tour and rafting guides. The government will also waive off the interest on loans for homestays.
Breaking News
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- EU introduces ‘Cascade’ visa system for Indians, offering two-year, multi-entry Schengen visas
- India’s corporate tax payments surge 160% in 10 years, boosting net direct tax collection to ₹17 lakh crore
- Malaysia plans Southeast Asia’s largest integrated circuit design park, offers incentives to attract global tech firms
- Ms. Medha Tiwari Appointed Head of Sales & Marketing for BWH Hotels in India, Bangladesh & Sri Lanka
- Le Cordon Bleu, GD Goenka University names world-renowned Chef Thierry Le Baut as Academic Director.
- MOT conducts special training session for TAAI members on agent accreditation in Mumbai
- 95% Indian say sustainable travel matters to them, 93% want to travel more sustainably over next 12 months
- India’s domestic pax count goes up to 4.71 lakh on 21 April 2024 vis-a-vis 4.28 lakh same day last year
- 25 per cent rise in Indian travellers taking more than 3 trips per year post-Covid: MMT’s India Travel Report
