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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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NO To Bikinis, YES To Burkinis: Syria Asks People To Wear "Appropriate" Swimsuits At Public Beaches
Not just beachwear, Syrians are in general asked to "wear loose clothing, cover the shoulders and knees".
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Over 2 Lakh Indians Visited Maldives Annually Post Covid, Shows Data
Amid a diplomatic row between India and the Maldives over disparaging remarks made by Maldivian ministers after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Lakshadweep, data shows Indians top the island nation's tourist arrival figures.
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AICTE Starts Webinars On Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat On Ministry Of Tourism Website, Asks Colleges To Join
The webinars, titled ‘Dekho Apna Desh’, or ‘Explore Your Land’, showcase the history, tangible and intangible heritage, foods, art and culture of India. AICTE seeks participation from colleges and universities.
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No Steps Taken To Promote Tourism Places In Bihar: Rajiv Pratap Rudy
Two BJP lawmakers -- Rajiv Pratap Rudy and Hema Malini -- today expressed displeasure in Lok Sabha over lack of adequate steps for promotion of some tourist places in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh and urged the government to do the needful.
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Tourism Ministry To Soon Address Complaints On Twitter
Tourists may soon be able to tweet their grievances to the authorities concerned for speedy redressal as the Tourism Ministry is planning to launch a dedicated social media-based platform on the lines of Twitter Seva Service of the Ministry of External Affairs, official sources said Thursday.
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Tourists May Soon Be Able To Tweet Their Grievances To Government
The Tourism Ministry is planning to launch a Twitter-based grievance redressal mechanism for tourists to file their complaints in real time on the lines of a platform run by the External Affairs Ministry.
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Centre Liberalises E-Visa Regime To Make It More Tourist Friendly
The e-tourist visa, introduced in September 2014 with 46 countries, has now been made applicable for 166 countries, a statement from the Tourism Ministry said today.
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For 'Ramayana Circuit', Centre Identifies 15 Destinations
Fifteen destinations have been identified for development under the Ramayana Circuit, the tourism ministry told the parliament on Monday.
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KJ Alphons Blames "Biased Reports On Women Safety" For Drop In Tourism
Tourism ministry is now focusing to attract 10 per cent of the 144 million Chinese tourists who visited abroad last year, the largest from any country.
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Now, Citizens Of 165 Countries Will Get e-Visa Facility When Visiting India
Seeking to promote tourism, the government has extended e-visa facility for citizens of 165 countries at 25 airports and five seaports, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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As Part Of Safety Drive, CCTV Camera's Being Installed At Goa's Beaches
Goa Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar, who has earlier blamed outsiders for ruining Goan culture, has now announced that CCTV cameras installation on Goa's beaches had started and in the first phase it would cover the coastline of North Goa.
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Over 6,000 Travellers Arrived On E-Tourist Visa In August
Over 66,000 travellers arrived in India on e-tourist visa in August this year, recording a growth of about 197 per cent over the same period last year.
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Tourism Ministry Mulls Draping Government-Run Hotels' Staff In Khadi
After draping Air India crew members operating Air India One - the official aircraft for flying the President, Vice President and Prime Minister - in 'khadi' uniform, it is now the turn of Tourism Ministry to use some of the indigenous fabric in its various India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) hotels.
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Amitabh Bachchan Most Likely To Replace Aamir Khan For 'Incredible India' Campaign
Actor Amitabh Bachchan, brand ambassador of Gujarat tourism, is the Modi government's first choice as the new face of its 'Incredible India' campaign after actor Aamir Khan's contract with the agency ended.
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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.
-
NO To Bikinis, YES To Burkinis: Syria Asks People To Wear "Appropriate" Swimsuits At Public Beaches
Not just beachwear, Syrians are in general asked to "wear loose clothing, cover the shoulders and knees".
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Over 2 Lakh Indians Visited Maldives Annually Post Covid, Shows Data
Amid a diplomatic row between India and the Maldives over disparaging remarks made by Maldivian ministers after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Lakshadweep, data shows Indians top the island nation's tourist arrival figures.
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AICTE Starts Webinars On Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat On Ministry Of Tourism Website, Asks Colleges To Join
The webinars, titled ‘Dekho Apna Desh’, or ‘Explore Your Land’, showcase the history, tangible and intangible heritage, foods, art and culture of India. AICTE seeks participation from colleges and universities.
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No Steps Taken To Promote Tourism Places In Bihar: Rajiv Pratap Rudy
Two BJP lawmakers -- Rajiv Pratap Rudy and Hema Malini -- today expressed displeasure in Lok Sabha over lack of adequate steps for promotion of some tourist places in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh and urged the government to do the needful.
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Tourism Ministry To Soon Address Complaints On Twitter
Tourists may soon be able to tweet their grievances to the authorities concerned for speedy redressal as the Tourism Ministry is planning to launch a dedicated social media-based platform on the lines of Twitter Seva Service of the Ministry of External Affairs, official sources said Thursday.
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Tourists May Soon Be Able To Tweet Their Grievances To Government
The Tourism Ministry is planning to launch a Twitter-based grievance redressal mechanism for tourists to file their complaints in real time on the lines of a platform run by the External Affairs Ministry.
-
Centre Liberalises E-Visa Regime To Make It More Tourist Friendly
The e-tourist visa, introduced in September 2014 with 46 countries, has now been made applicable for 166 countries, a statement from the Tourism Ministry said today.
-
For 'Ramayana Circuit', Centre Identifies 15 Destinations
Fifteen destinations have been identified for development under the Ramayana Circuit, the tourism ministry told the parliament on Monday.
-
KJ Alphons Blames "Biased Reports On Women Safety" For Drop In Tourism
Tourism ministry is now focusing to attract 10 per cent of the 144 million Chinese tourists who visited abroad last year, the largest from any country.
-
Now, Citizens Of 165 Countries Will Get e-Visa Facility When Visiting India
Seeking to promote tourism, the government has extended e-visa facility for citizens of 165 countries at 25 airports and five seaports, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
-
As Part Of Safety Drive, CCTV Camera's Being Installed At Goa's Beaches
Goa Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar, who has earlier blamed outsiders for ruining Goan culture, has now announced that CCTV cameras installation on Goa's beaches had started and in the first phase it would cover the coastline of North Goa.
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Over 6,000 Travellers Arrived On E-Tourist Visa In August
Over 66,000 travellers arrived in India on e-tourist visa in August this year, recording a growth of about 197 per cent over the same period last year.
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Tourism Ministry Mulls Draping Government-Run Hotels' Staff In Khadi
After draping Air India crew members operating Air India One - the official aircraft for flying the President, Vice President and Prime Minister - in 'khadi' uniform, it is now the turn of Tourism Ministry to use some of the indigenous fabric in its various India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) hotels.
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Amitabh Bachchan Most Likely To Replace Aamir Khan For 'Incredible India' Campaign
Actor Amitabh Bachchan, brand ambassador of Gujarat tourism, is the Modi government's first choice as the new face of its 'Incredible India' campaign after actor Aamir Khan's contract with the agency ended.
