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Japan To Launch Tourist Cards From Rs 590 In May, For Trains, Buses And Shopping
Japan is set to launch the TOURIST PASMO prepaid travel card in May 2026 for international visitors.
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Polish Woman's 5 Tips For Tourists Travelling To India Viral: 'Forget About Stereotypes'
Dominika Patalas-Kalra, a Polish national, shares five practical tips for travellers to India, encouraging local exploration and open-mindedness.
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South Korea May Soon Let Tourists Use International Credit Cards For Public Transport
This convenience is expected to make South Korea even more attractive for international travellers, especially those planning multi-city itineraries across Seoul, Busan and other regions.
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7 Unique Things About China That Tourists Find Fascinating
With its enormous size and buzzing lifestyle, China never fails to amaze or shock first time travellers. Here is what you can expect in this Asian country.
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Cyclonic Storm Montha: Odisha Tourism Advises To Postpone Travel Plans Till October 31
Public transport services like buses, trains and flights in Odisha may be temporarily suspended in anticipation of Cyclone Montha's impact.
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The 5 Biggest Metro Networks In The World - Guess Where India Ranks
As cities grow denser and traffic congestion worsens, metro systems have emerged as essential infrastructure. Read on.
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Kyoto Introduces Japan's Highest-Ever Hotel Tax To Tackle Overtourism
The funds collected will be reinvested in areas such as public transport, waste management, and heritage preservation in Kyoto.
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South Korea Declares War On Bedbugs As Pests Take Over Homes And Trains
As South Korea experiences a post-pandemic tourism surge, the nation is contending with bedbug outbreaks, prompting locals to avoid public transport and cinemas to evade the bloodsucking pests.
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Opinion: A Plan For Bursting Shimla Draws Huge Objections
The population of Shimla is around 2.41 lakh, as of Census 2011, besides a floating population of some 70,000 tourists per day during peak season. The hill station lacks a public transport system, parking space and pedestrian infrastructure.
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IRCTC Floats Tender to Appoint Consultant to Monetise Digital Data, Digital Liberties Group Flags Risks
The IRCTC has floated a tender as part of a project aimed at ‘digital data monetisation’, according to the public sector undertaking, which is looking to hire a consultant to monetise data from the railway’s passenger, freight, parcel, catering, tourism, and other operations. Meanwhile, digital liberties group Internet Freedom Foundation has ...
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Japan To Launch Tourist Cards From Rs 590 In May, For Trains, Buses And Shopping
Japan is set to launch the TOURIST PASMO prepaid travel card in May 2026 for international visitors.
-
Polish Woman's 5 Tips For Tourists Travelling To India Viral: 'Forget About Stereotypes'
Dominika Patalas-Kalra, a Polish national, shares five practical tips for travellers to India, encouraging local exploration and open-mindedness.
-
South Korea May Soon Let Tourists Use International Credit Cards For Public Transport
This convenience is expected to make South Korea even more attractive for international travellers, especially those planning multi-city itineraries across Seoul, Busan and other regions.
-
7 Unique Things About China That Tourists Find Fascinating
With its enormous size and buzzing lifestyle, China never fails to amaze or shock first time travellers. Here is what you can expect in this Asian country.
-
Cyclonic Storm Montha: Odisha Tourism Advises To Postpone Travel Plans Till October 31
Public transport services like buses, trains and flights in Odisha may be temporarily suspended in anticipation of Cyclone Montha's impact.
-
The 5 Biggest Metro Networks In The World - Guess Where India Ranks
As cities grow denser and traffic congestion worsens, metro systems have emerged as essential infrastructure. Read on.
-
Kyoto Introduces Japan's Highest-Ever Hotel Tax To Tackle Overtourism
The funds collected will be reinvested in areas such as public transport, waste management, and heritage preservation in Kyoto.
-
South Korea Declares War On Bedbugs As Pests Take Over Homes And Trains
As South Korea experiences a post-pandemic tourism surge, the nation is contending with bedbug outbreaks, prompting locals to avoid public transport and cinemas to evade the bloodsucking pests.
-
Opinion: A Plan For Bursting Shimla Draws Huge Objections
The population of Shimla is around 2.41 lakh, as of Census 2011, besides a floating population of some 70,000 tourists per day during peak season. The hill station lacks a public transport system, parking space and pedestrian infrastructure.
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IRCTC Floats Tender to Appoint Consultant to Monetise Digital Data, Digital Liberties Group Flags Risks
The IRCTC has floated a tender as part of a project aimed at ‘digital data monetisation’, according to the public sector undertaking, which is looking to hire a consultant to monetise data from the railway’s passenger, freight, parcel, catering, tourism, and other operations. Meanwhile, digital liberties group Internet Freedom Foundation has ...
