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The Department of Tourism of Bhutan has announced that Bhutan’s two airlines, Drukair and Bhutan Airlines, have officially confirmed a decrease in flight prices for citizens of SAARC member nations intending to visit Bhutan. This promotion is to strengthen ties with neighbouring SAARC nations, and boost tourism and overall economic growth within Bhutan. The introduction Continue Reading
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Cuisine plays a critical role while planning a holiday for Indians – especially vegetarians. Data from Thomas Cook (India) Limited and its group company, SOTC Travel, indicate that travellers from India’s West Region – specially Gujarat and Maharashtra are displaying an increased travel appetite for the upcoming Diwali festive season, and this has resulted in […]Continue Reading
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The Government of Bhutan has announced its decision to reduce sustainable development fees (SDF) for dollar-paying tourists in an attempt to revive the tourism sector. The Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Employment announced a 50 per cent discount on the prevailing SDF of USD 200 for US dollar-paying tourists visiting the country. After the move […]Continue Reading
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To promote trade and tourism between India and Bhutan, the Indian government is keen to establish rail link between the two nations, said External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar. He spoke about the ongoing talks between India and Bhutan regarding the establishment of a railway link between Assam’s Kokrajhar and Bhutan’s Gelephu. Enumerating on the government’s […]Continue Reading
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Bhutan has lowered its tourism tax for visitors who stay longer than four nights. The discount only applies to tourists who pay in US dollars only. The move is being taken to attract more tourists and aid visitor number recovery following the pandemic. Bhutan has the highest fee of USD 200-a-night Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) […]Continue Reading
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Bhutan National Assembly Speaker Wangchuk Namgyel met with then Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari in Mumbai last week and discussed how they could enhance tourism ties, states a report by ANI While speaking on the occasion, Namgyel said Maharashtra had many sites related to Buddhism just like Bhutan. Stating that Maharashtra is the home to […]Continue Reading
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