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Sikkim Trains 34 Youths as Adventure and Mountain Guides in Tourism Push
Sikkim boosts tourism as 34 youths complete mountain guide training, creating skilled adventure leaders for Himalayan travel growth.
Read MoreMumbai Sawantwadi Express Opens Direct Access to South Konkan
India’s new travel revolution begins as the Mumbai-Sawantwadi Express strengthens direct access to South Konkan destinations by creating a daily rail connection between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus and Sawantwadi Road. The service is expected to improve passenger movement, support tourism growth in destinations such as Sawantwadi, Amboli and Tarkarli, and provide easier connectivity for travellers, traders and local communities across the Konkan region
Read MoreKarnataka and Jharkhand Partner to Advance Eco-Tourism and Sustainable Travel
India’s Karnataka Unveils Powerful Eco-Tourism Travel Partnership to Transform Jharkhand’s Sustainable Tourism Future as the two states move towards sharing expertise, sustainable tourism models and operational knowledge to strengthen Jharkhand’s nature-based travel sector. The collaboration aims to help Jharkhand develop eco-tourism destinations through Karnataka’s proven experience in managing tourism assets, conservation-focused projects and community-driven travel initiatives. By adopting better planning, infrastructure management and responsible tourism practices, Jharkhand is expected to unlock new opportunities in wildlife, forest and nature tourism while supporting local economic growth. Destination marketing
Read MoreVietnam: Phu Quoc Tightens Security Standards Ahead of APEC 2027
Vietnam’s Phu Quoc enhances tourism security and infrastructure in preparation for APEC 2027.
Read MoreJapan Leads Global Tourist Trends as Manners, Spending and Adventure Travel Rise
The global tourism landscape is evolving as traveler behavior, cultural respect and experience-driven journeys shape new travel trends. Japan and many other nations are recognized for their tourist manners, responsible travel, spending, and adventure travel preferences. A global survey captures changing attitudes toward traveler behavior as business travel continues to grow and develop. The dominant themes of ‘new era’ tourism are manners, etiquette, and culture.
Read MoreSri Lanka Sees Tourism Surge as Largest Ever Japanese Tourist Group Arrives
Sri Lanka tourism booms as country’s biggest ever Japanese tourist group makes historic arrival.
Read MorePhilippines' Hidden Island Offers a Rare Swim-With-Jellyfish Marine Experience
Swimming with jellyfish in the Philippines offers travellers a rare chance to discover one of the country’s most unusual marine attractions inside the hidden waters of Bucas Grande Island. Located in Surigao del Norte, the Sohoton Cove Jellyfish Sanctuary combines natural beauty, biodiversity and adventure tourism in one unforgettable destination.
Read MoreJapan's Koyasan Rises With Temple Stays and Mountain Tourism
Koyasan in Wakayama is becoming a leading name in the cultural tourism sector, giving tourists a chance to experience ancient Buddhist traditions, temple lodging, forest pilgrimage, and tranquil mountainous landscapes. The destination unites history, spirituality, and authentic hospitality, making it an attraction that should not be missed by those in search of an alternative travel experience within Japan. ExploringTourist Destinations
Read MoreMaldives Luxury Resort Draws Global Attention Over Noise Complaints
Maldives island escape dubbed the world’s loudest destination after being ranked as one of the noisiest countries for tourism. Adventuretourism trips
Read MoreMonsoon magic in the Andamans: 5 reasons to go 🌦️⛈️
With sun-drenched beaches, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking vistas, the Andaman Islands are truly a paradise for travelers. When the monsoon arrives—between late May and the end of July—the islands transform into something even more enchanting. This is, without doubt, one of the best times to visit the Andamans. Wondering why? The rains awaken lush greenery, the landscapes turn spectacular, the crowds thin out, and hotels offer irresistible discounts. With so much to enjoy, what’s not to love?
Read MoreCaribbean Luxury Goes Next-Level
Jamaica: Where Luxury Meets the Ocean – Sandals Royal Caribbean Resort Jamaica is leading the charge in the Caribbean with its luxurious over-water bungalows, particularly at the renowned Sandals Royal Caribbean Resort. This all-inclusive paradise has created a destination for those seeking absolute indulgence. Imagine being on your private island, where the only sounds are the waves gently caressing your over-water villa. At Sandals Royal Caribbean, guests enjoy an exclusive over-water bungalow experience, complete with glass floors, infinity pools, and panoramic ocean views. For the ultimate romantic getaway or honeymoon, this is where dreams come to life, offering an unrivalled Caribbean experience.
Read MoreIreland Stays Ahead as AI & Online Platforms Transform Holiday Planning
Tourism Ireland has announced results from their latest study regarding international travelers and their views concerning Ireland as a holiday promotion destination as part of their latest consumer research programme. The results of this study were shared during a virtual presentation focusing on international tourism and travel professionals from Ireland and abroad.
Read MoreUPI Launches in Japan — Easier Payments for Indian Tourists
Indian tourists visiting Japan will soon enjoy the convenience of making payments via UPI, thanks to a new partnership between NPCI and NTT DATA Japan. This move addresses the growing demand for a seamless, secure, and familiar payment solution, allowing Indian visitors to make faster transactions while enhancing their overall travel experience in Japan.
Read MoreEgypt Jumps Global Travel Rankings, Cementing Its Place as a Cultural Hotspot
Egypt’s 2025 ranking on the 2025 Global Travel Ranking is 24th, and puts the coutnry in the forefront for the cultural and historical heritage tourism market, and we find it’s relative position in the world compares to past performance. improved waiting position suggests the rich history as well as value added, promotion and sustainable policies for tourism. 54.63 is the travel score for all the. With the significant score, 54.63 Egypt is able to deliver such offer which makes it arguably one of the most preferred countries for reach heritage explorers.
Read MoreMaldives, Australia, Sri Lanka & More Target Indian Tourists with New Campaigns
Maldives has joined hands with Australia, Russia, Georgia, Sri Lanka, and Oman in unveiling bold new strategies to draw Indian tourists, proving once again that the Indian market is now at the heart of global tourism growth. For years, Indian tourists have played a defining role in shaping travel trends, and today, they are at the centre of how top tourism destinations position themselves. From honeymooners seeking turquoise waters in the Maldives to families exploring cultural heritage in Sri Lanka or adventure landscapes in Georgia, the demand is diverse, and so are the marketing campaigns designed to capture it.
Read MoreTop 5 Slow Travel Destinations for 2025: Ultimate Guide
In 2025, slow travel is taking center stage as travelers are seeking more meaningful, immersive experiences in places where time seems to slow down, allowing them to connect deeply with nature, culture, and history. Slow travel encourages exploring destinations at a leisurely pace, savoring every moment while minimizing the environmental impact of travel. If you’re ready to embrace this slower, more thoughtful way of exploring the world, here are the top five slow travel destinations that will offer you epic getaways and unforgettable experiences in 2025: Japan, Italy, Laos, India, and The Scottish Highlands.
Read MoreIceland & Norway: Your Go-To Guide for Unforgettable Nordic Escapes
For a long time, travelers have blissfully enjoyed the wild and unspoiled beauty of the North, and Iceland and Norway have both captured this wild beauty perfectly. These two countries, part of the Nordic region, are rich in natural beauty and culture, along with a variety of activities full of thrills. From the volcanic wonders of Iceland to the breathtaking fjords of Norway, these countries offer a multitude of adventures to travelers of every taste. The sights of these countries are captivating, and both are well-known for their efforts in sustainable development, which makes them havens for eco-friendly travelers.
Read MoreVietnam’s Economy Stuns the World!
Despite the imposition of a 20% tariff on its exports to the U.S. since August, Vietnam’s economy has demonstrated remarkable resilience, achieving an impressive 8.23% growth in the third quarter. This strong performance can be attributed to a combination of factors, including a surge in foreign investments, a rebound in tourism, and strong domestic consumption. While exports to the U.S. have slowed, Vietnam has diversified its trade relationships, seeing significant growth in exports to other regions. Additionally, retail sales and consumer lending have bolstered the economy, allowing it to maintain robust growth despite external pressures.
Read MoreNorway’s Arctic Escape: Lofoten Islands, Midnight Sun & Fjord Adventures
Norway unveils the ultimate Arctic escape through its breathtaking Lofoten Islands, offering an unparalleled adventure for those seeking both natural beauty and thrilling outdoor experiences. This stunning archipelago is a haven for explorers, with its rugged mountains, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque fishing villages. The iconic Midnight Sun, visible from May to August, allows for endless days of exploration, whether you’re hiking under the daylight skies, kayaking through serene fjords, or camping on remote beaches. Lofoten’s unique blend of majestic landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and 24-hour daylight makes it an extraordinary destination, perfect for those looking to experience the raw beauty and excitement of the Arctic.
Read MoreSpain & Allies Fuel Milan Bergamo’s Summer Boom with 4M+ Travelers
Between June and August 2025, Spain added to Egypt, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, France, and a number of other nations fueling Milan Bergamo Airport’s summer boom, taking the airport above four million passengers. The boom was propelled by rising demand for trips with Spain as the top foreign market, followed by robust performances from Egypt, Bosnia, Greece, and France. These nations’ efforts were enhanced by increased flight operations, new routes, and Milan Bergamo’s increasing popularity as a major hub for both holiday and business travel. This combined growth saw one of the busiest and most successful summer periods in the airport’s history
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