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Thailand receives record number of visitors
Thailand saw 3.78 million tourist arrivals from January to August 17, a government official said.
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Vietnam plans to attract Indian Tourists
Last week, at India-Vietnam Tourism Promotion Conference held on August 17 in Ho Chi Minh City, government officials and industry representatives from both countries met to discuss how they can promote inbound tourism from India.
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5 most scenic roads in India for road trips
The immense natural beauty along India's highways is one of the country's most magnificent attractions. The country is known for its natural scenery and diverse landscapes. India's scenery is as distinctive as they come, with everything from the Himalayas to the beaches, from tropical green forests to scorching deserts, and rivers to magnificent hills and driving across it can be both an adventure and a wonderful learning experience.
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Wizz Air to resume flights to Russia
Wizz Air Abu Dhabi, a subsidiary of European low-cost carrier Wizz Air, will resume flights to Moscow in October from its base at Abu Dhabi International Airport, the carrier announced.
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Tips to keep in mind when travelling with a toddler
Travelling with a toddler can be a hectic experience. Cramped airports and stations, busy waiting areas, long delays and taking care of your toddler amidst all this can be very frustrating and spoil your travel experience. From eating, and sleeping to pooping they need precise care and attention.
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'Navya' Ayodhya will be an eco-friendly Vedic city
It’s time to welcome Navya Ayodhya or the new Ayodhya! An Indian city, mostly known for the demolition of Babri Masjid, it is all set for a brand new transformation and a brand new introduction. From the construction of a new railway station and a modern international airport to well-linked wide roads, Ayodhya is being developed as one of the country’s best tourist destinations.
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Radisson Hotel Group signs new hotel in Nepal
Radisson Hotel Group has partnered The Centurion Hotel to launch Radisson Biratnagar in Nepal, slated to open in 3Q2024.
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Fiji likely to see rise in number of visitors
Fiji is expected to receive at least 500,000 foreign tourists this year, an official said on Tuesday. The figures on tourism are looking comfortable and half a million tourists are expected to visit the island nation this year, Permanent Secretary for Tourism Shaheen Ali was quoted as saying by the Fiji Broadcasting Corporation (FBC).
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UK and China to restart direct passenger flights
The Government of China and the UK have agreed to resume direct passenger flights between the two countries with the easing of Covid-19-induced travel curbs.
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Oman Air Adds More Flights Between Muscat and Salalah
Up to 22 flights a day: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday Up to 30 flights a day: Thursday and Saturday
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DigiYatra app beta rolled out in Delhi and Bengaluru airports
On Independence Day, the beta version of DigiYatra has been rolled out to the Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru in Bengaluru and the Delhi International Airport. This should mean that passengers will be able to take a domestic flight from the two locations without any papers, using the e-gate boarding system.
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6 most stunning forts and palaces in India you need to visit
Travelers from all over the world visit India because of its rich history and diversified cultural traditions. Many people praise the majestic forts and palaces that dot the land for their elegant architectural design and rich socio-cultural heritage. They tell the tales of love, conflict, victories, and failures that reflect India's colourful history. Here is a list of some of India's most breathtaking forts and palaces that you really must see.
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Travel Diaries : India's most amazing jungle getaways
India has a diverse and abundant wildlife population. It is one of the nations with the highest tourist influx. With magnificent hills, lovely rivers, and lush green forests, it has a lot to offer. Jungle vacation is the ideal option for you if you're seeking a thrilling and adventurous vacation away from city life. Over 20 per cent of India's territory is covered in jungles and forests and continues to serve as a haven for some of the most fascinating and diverse animals in the entire world. Here is a list of the top jungle getaways that you absolutely must see.
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Goa Government plans to promote Waterfalls in state as tourism destination
Although Goa is popular for its beaches and places of worship, the state government is planning to promote waterfalls, which come alive during the monsoon, as tourism destinations.
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100 days until the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022; enjoy 100 hours in Qatar
To mark 100 days until the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, Qatar Tourism reveals how fans should spend 100 hours in Qatar while visiting for a match.
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Rester Hotels and Resorts announces signing of hotel in Indore
Rester Hotels and Resorts will bring its brand new hotel Rester Select to the commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh, Indore.
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Wizz Air to resume flights to Russia
Wizz Air Abu Dhabi, a subsidiary of European low-cost carrier Wizz Air, will resume flights to Moscow in October from its base at Abu Dhabi International Airport, the carrier announced.
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The first flight Of Akasa Air takes off from Mumbai to Ahmedabad
Minister of Civil Aviation Jyotiraditya M. Scindia and Minister of State for Civil Aviation Gen (Retd) V.K Singh inaugurated the First Flight of Akasa Air (QP1101) from Mumbai to Ahmedabad virtually.
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Korean Air to resume flights to Israel in January
Korean Air Lines will resume non-stop flights to Israel in January with a Seoul to Tel Aviv route, Israel's Tourism Ministry said on Thursday.
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New Zealand welcomes back first cruise ship since Covid-19
New Zealand on Friday welcomed the first cruise ship to return since the coronavirus pandemic began, signalling a long-sought return to normalcy for the nation's tourism industry.
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