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Indonesia witnesses spike in foreign tourists with the majority going to Bali

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Foreign tourists arrivals to Indonesia in September hit their highest level since the start of the pandemic, official data showed , as more visitors returned to resort destinations like Bali after an easing of Covid-19 restrictions. There were about 538,300 arrivals in September, up from only 5,000 in the same month a year ago, with […]Continue Reading
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Greece witnesses spike in foreign tourism but below pre-Covid peak

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The number of foreign tourists visiting Greece has sharply increased so far this year despite soaring inflation and the Ukraine war, according to official statistics. But the figures remained below the record pre-pandemic levels of 2019 that helped revive the country’s tourism-dependent economy after years of crisis. From January to late August, 19.12 million foreign Continue Reading
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FAITH proposes ‘PM – HINES’ market based Incentive scheme for industry

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FAITH, the policy federation of all the 10 national associations representing the tourism, travel and hospitality industry of has proposed ‘PM – HINES’ or ‘Prime Minister – Holiday in India Export Support’ for the upcoming foreign trade policy to fast track tourism, travel and hospitality exports from India. PM – HINES is a combination of […]Continue Reading
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Foreign tourists can apply for RAP & PAP online to visit Sikkim from October

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Foreign tourists visiting the Himalayan state of Sikkim can now apply for Restricted Area Permit (RAP) and Protected Area Permit (PAP) online from October this year, an official said, reports PTI. From the upcoming tourist season in October foreigners can apply online through a dedicated website for the Restrict Area Permit and Protected Area Permit, […]Continue Reading
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Thailand plans to charge foreign tourists an entry fee of $9

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Thailand plans to start collecting a 300 baht ($9) entry fee from foreign holidaymakers as the tourism-reliant nation predicts a recovery for the pandemic-hobbled travel industry once the current Covid wave eases. The fee will help fund the development of local tourist attractions and an insurance program for visitors, government spokesman Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana, said Continue Reading

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