G20 Summit in New Delhi: A Confluence of Global Leaders and Traditions
The much-anticipated G20 Summit is scheduled for the upcoming weekend in New Delhi. The event is creating a buzz as it […]
2024 Surge in Indian Tourism: Comprehensive Analysis of Domestic and Foreign Growth
Tourism in India has seen a remarkable upswing in recent years, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The first
Bhutan Reduces Tourist Fee to Boost Tourism
Bhutan, the scenic Himalayan nation, has unveiled a plan to rejuvenate its tourism industry. Starting September 2023, the country will reduce
Vistara Expands Its International Network with Delhi and Maldives Route
Vistara, a prominent airline, reveals its latest addition to the expanding international network. From October 01, 2023, they are set to
India Unveils Campaign to Position Itself as a Global Wedding Destination
Ministry of Tourism’s New Initiative The Ministry of Tourism, inspired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s vision of “Developing Tourism in
IndiGo Announces Daily Delhi-Hong Kong Flights from Oct 5
Popular budget airline, IndiGo, has shared exciting news about restarting daily flights between New Delhi and Hong Kong, beginning on October
FlyArystan Introduces Affordable Delhi-Almaty Route, Boosting Travel Opportunities
FlyArystan, Kazakhstan’s leading budget airline, has unveiled its latest addition: the Delhi-Almaty route. Known for revolutionizing affordable travel in Central Asia,
Meghalaya’s 6th Annual Kayaking Festival: A Must-Attend for Adventure Lovers
Kayaking is a heart-pounding sport that many adrenaline junkies dream of trying. Imagine the thrill of navigating through rapid waters, especially
IndiGo has announced that they now offer connectivity to Jaisalmer.
IndiGo has unveiled Jaisalmer, Rajasthan as its 81st domestic and 113th overall destination. Starting October 12, 2023, the airline will introduce
Introducing Cycle Safari in Pench National Park
Pench Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh introduces a unique adventure: the cycling safari. Previously, visitors could only explore the reserve using