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Saudi Arabia Launches All-In-One Package Visa. Is It Better For Indian Travellers?
Saudi Arabia's new Package Visa bundles the tourist eVisa, flights, hotel and mandatory insurance into one booking for Indian travellers.
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Why Udaipur Is A Must-Visit Destination During Monsoon
The beauty of Udaipur reaches its peak during the monsoon season. The city's famous lakes, which often see water levels drop during the scorching summer months, come back to life after the rains.
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Sri Lanka To Kenya, 6 Countries Known For Their Tea Gardens
These tea gardens across the world are peaceful escapes filled with stunning scenery, rich history, fascinating traditions, and unforgettable experiences.
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This Unique Place Has A Forest Of Stone Instead Of Trees
Towering limestone pillars, winding rock pathways and a landscape shaped over millions of years make this destination look nothing like a typical forest.
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No Land For Expectant Moms? After Court Setback, Trump's Birthright Plan B
By definition, birth tourism occurs when visitors come to America specifically to give birth to ensure their child receives US citizenship.
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Selfies At Murder Site: Inside $32.8 Billion Dark Tourism Industry
Academically, this phenomenon is called "Dark Tourism", a term coined by researchers John Lennon and Malcolm Foley to describe travel to sites associated with death, tragedy, and suffering.
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Google, Tourism Ministry Join Hands To Boost Tourist Footfall In India
In a move aimed at expanding India's global tourism footprint, the Centre partnered with Google India to sharpen the digital promotion of the country's tourist destinations and cultural heritage.
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Delhi's Favourite Mango Festival Returns! 35th Edition Brings Rare Mangoes, Live Performances And Contests
Beyond the popular varieties like Alphonso, Dasheri, Langra, or Banganapalli, at the festival, visitors will get to buy dozens of rare mango varieties.
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Thailand's New 'Pay Like A Local' Initiative Lets Tourists Scan QR And Pay
Thailand's new 'Pay Like a Local' campaign lets travellers from nine Asian countries pay across the country using their own banking apps.
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Mumbai Could Soon Get India's First Seven-Star Floating Hotel Near Nariman Point
This luxury property is planned to be anchored nearly two nautical miles off Nariman Point, giving guests breathtaking views.
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Why Backpackers Are Choosing Kalga Village Over Kasol In Himachal's Parvati Valley
Kalga Village in Himachal's Parvati Valley is a road-free sanctuary of apple orchards and traditional wooden cottages. It is the perfect retreat for travellers looking to escape city chaos and slow down in nature.
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Abu Dhabi Begins Work On Dar Al Funoon, Mega Arts Hub Set To Open In 2030
Set to open in 2030, the institution will offer year-round programming, with 365 days of events and performances.
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Rs 80,000 In India, Less In Vietnam: Viral Post On Travel Cost Sparks Debate
An X post by user Pankaj Arora has sparked discussion on social media after he claimed that a colleague found it cheaper to travel to Vietnam than to take a holiday in India.
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Trains To Kashmir Speed Up, Flood-Hit Bridges Reopen Ahead Of Amarnath Yatra
This dual initiative will bring major relief to pilgrims heading for the upcoming Amarnath Yatra as well as to domestic and foreign tourists.
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Is Buckingham Palace Open This Summer Amid 369 Million Pound Renovations? Full Visitor Guide Inside
Buckingham Palace is currently undergoing a large-scale refurbishment programme estimated at 369 million pounds.
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Saudi Arabia Launches All-In-One Package Visa. Is It Better For Indian Travellers?
Saudi Arabia's new Package Visa bundles the tourist eVisa, flights, hotel and mandatory insurance into one booking for Indian travellers.
-
Why Udaipur Is A Must-Visit Destination During Monsoon
The beauty of Udaipur reaches its peak during the monsoon season. The city's famous lakes, which often see water levels drop during the scorching summer months, come back to life after the rains.
-
Sri Lanka To Kenya, 6 Countries Known For Their Tea Gardens
These tea gardens across the world are peaceful escapes filled with stunning scenery, rich history, fascinating traditions, and unforgettable experiences.
-
This Unique Place Has A Forest Of Stone Instead Of Trees
Towering limestone pillars, winding rock pathways and a landscape shaped over millions of years make this destination look nothing like a typical forest.
-
No Land For Expectant Moms? After Court Setback, Trump's Birthright Plan B
By definition, birth tourism occurs when visitors come to America specifically to give birth to ensure their child receives US citizenship.
-
Selfies At Murder Site: Inside $32.8 Billion Dark Tourism Industry
Academically, this phenomenon is called "Dark Tourism", a term coined by researchers John Lennon and Malcolm Foley to describe travel to sites associated with death, tragedy, and suffering.
-
Google, Tourism Ministry Join Hands To Boost Tourist Footfall In India
In a move aimed at expanding India's global tourism footprint, the Centre partnered with Google India to sharpen the digital promotion of the country's tourist destinations and cultural heritage.
-
Delhi's Favourite Mango Festival Returns! 35th Edition Brings Rare Mangoes, Live Performances And Contests
Beyond the popular varieties like Alphonso, Dasheri, Langra, or Banganapalli, at the festival, visitors will get to buy dozens of rare mango varieties.
-
Thailand's New 'Pay Like A Local' Initiative Lets Tourists Scan QR And Pay
Thailand's new 'Pay Like a Local' campaign lets travellers from nine Asian countries pay across the country using their own banking apps.
-
Mumbai Could Soon Get India's First Seven-Star Floating Hotel Near Nariman Point
This luxury property is planned to be anchored nearly two nautical miles off Nariman Point, giving guests breathtaking views.
-
Why Backpackers Are Choosing Kalga Village Over Kasol In Himachal's Parvati Valley
Kalga Village in Himachal's Parvati Valley is a road-free sanctuary of apple orchards and traditional wooden cottages. It is the perfect retreat for travellers looking to escape city chaos and slow down in nature.
-
Abu Dhabi Begins Work On Dar Al Funoon, Mega Arts Hub Set To Open In 2030
Set to open in 2030, the institution will offer year-round programming, with 365 days of events and performances.
-
Rs 80,000 In India, Less In Vietnam: Viral Post On Travel Cost Sparks Debate
An X post by user Pankaj Arora has sparked discussion on social media after he claimed that a colleague found it cheaper to travel to Vietnam than to take a holiday in India.
-
Trains To Kashmir Speed Up, Flood-Hit Bridges Reopen Ahead Of Amarnath Yatra
This dual initiative will bring major relief to pilgrims heading for the upcoming Amarnath Yatra as well as to domestic and foreign tourists.
-
Is Buckingham Palace Open This Summer Amid 369 Million Pound Renovations? Full Visitor Guide Inside
Buckingham Palace is currently undergoing a large-scale refurbishment programme estimated at 369 million pounds.
