IATO Convention concludes on a responsible note

The 33rd edition of the IATO Convention ended on a positive note having witnessed the presence of more than 1,200 delegates in the b2b event that focused on re-inventing the tourism sector with the theme ‘Indian Tourism – Time to reinvent ourselves’.

33rd IATO Convention in Bhubaneswar to promote hol...

The 33rd IATO Annual Convention will commence from September 7 till September 10, 2017 at Mayfair Convention Centre, Bhubaneswar, Odisha. The B2B event will focus on re-inventing tourism sector in India with the theme being “Indian Tourism – Time to reinvent ourselves.”

‘Travel.Enjoy.Respect’ campaign launched by UN...

Indian tourism ministry goes digital

A new tourism website is being launched and it could revolutionise the way people travel to and within India.

Holland welcomes outbound Indians

The Netherlands Board of Tourism and Conventions, Holland is seeing India as a potential market for boosting its tourism driven economy given a steady increase in Indian arrivals to the country in the first quarter of 2017. Holland recorded a growth of over 19 pc in Indian arriva...

Show Highlight: ITE HCMC 2017

ITE HCMC 2017, themed ‘Your Gateway to Tourism in Asia’, continues to be one of the most important and established international travel events in Vietnam and the region, further promoting Vietnam's tourism and enhancing the development of the tourism industry regionally and g...

Where are Indians travelling for business?

While India's tech sector is still the major driver of India's business travel; recent data by American Express Global Business Travel reveals the top destinations booked by Indians for business; domestically as well as globally.

Australia records maximum Indian visits from Mahar...

On grounds of a positive response that Australia recently received from Indian tourists, the country is now expecting around 300,000 Indian visitors by 2020.

Indonesia witnesses record Indian arrivals

The southeast Asian country, Indonesia has emerged as one of the most popular tourist destinations especially among Indian travelers citing record number of tourist arrivals from India.

Melbourne declared most liveable city in the world

The Australian city of Melbourne has for the seventh time in a row bagged the title of world's most liveable city in the world. While the city's rich culture and lifestyle bar led it to the top, there is also something amiss.