Ministry of Tourism, Air India Sign MoU to Promote
The Ministry of Tourism has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Air India to strengthen India’s position as a preferred global tourismRead More
Edinburgh Introduces UK’s First City-Wide Visito
Edinburgh has become the first UK city to introduce a city-wide visitor levy, adding a 5% charge to eligible paid overnight accommodation. TheRead More
India Records Sharpest Domestic Aviation Capacity
Global airline capacity rose 1.5% year-on-year in July to 565.5 million seats, but India moved in the opposite direction. Domestic capacity in theRead More
Historic Havelock Bridge Set for ₹47 Crore Touri
The historic Havelock Bridge in Andhra Pradesh is set to undergo a ₹47 crore tourism redevelopment ahead of the 2027 Godavari Pushkarams. TheRead More
Travellers Warned Against Fake Air Suvidha Website
Air passengers have been warned about fraudulent websites pretending to offer Air Suvidha 2.0 services and directing users towards payment gateways. The officialRead More
South Sudan Secures First World Heritage Site
South Sudan has received its first World Heritage inscription with the recognition of the Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape. Covering approximately 12 million hectares, theRead More
Nepal Proposes Biometric ID for India Travel
Nepal has formally asked India to recognise its biometric National Identity card as a valid document for cross-border journeys. Under the proposal, NepaliRead More
Sarnath Gains World Heritage Recognition
Sarnath has been added to the World Heritage List, giving India’s Buddhist tourism circuit a major international boost. Located near Varanasi, the siteRead More
Rising Wildfire Risk Pushes Up Hotel Insurance Cos
Hotels and resorts are facing sharply higher insurance costs as wildfires become more frequent and spread beyond traditionally high-risk locations. Hospitality operators haveRead More
Namibia Records Decline in International Tourist A
Namibia received approximately 1.35 million international tourists in 2025, representing a year-on-year decline of 6.9%. Despite the fall in arrivals, overseas travellers stayedRead More