TBM Staff - Mumbai
In a surprising turn of events, Japan's economy has slipped into recession for the second consecutive quarter, fuelled by sluggish domestic demand. This downturn has led to the re-evaluation of Japan's global economic standing, causing
TBM Staff - Mumbai
Bhutan's Department of Tourism has introduced a new initiative to boost the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) sector by waiving the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) for MICE events. This move is aimed at strengthening
TBM Staff - Mumbai
In an effort to revitalise a sluggish economy, the Chinese government will be relaxing certain visa requirements, aiming to facilitate smoother travel experiences for foreigners engaging in business, education, and tourism activities. According to a
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In the aftermath of Brexit, Paris has solidified its status as the economic and financial capital of Europe. A recent study by EY reveals a substantial relocation of over 2,800 bankers and financiers from London
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With Malaysia announcing visa-waiver for the Indian market, the move is expected to boost inbound to the South East Asian nation. Manoharan Periasamy, Sr Director, International Promotion (Asia & Africa), Tourism Malaysia speaks to Disha
TBM Staff - Mumbai
[caption id="attachment_23385" align="alignleft" width="218"] Ajeet Bajaj, President, ATOAI[/caption] The Adventure Tour Operators Association of India (ATOAI) is set to commence its three-day Convention today at Statue of Unity in Gujarat. The event will provide a
