Shayan Mallick | New Delhi
Two things are happening in stark contrast of each other, and unsavory to both, India’s inbound trade and the Government. The gulf between inbound and outbound has continued to widen. In 2019, India’s best tourism
TBM Staff - Mumbai
The Inbound Association of Tour Operators (IATO) has sought immediate government assistance as tour operators continue to suffer in the wake of sluggish FTA’s which still remain below 2019 levels. The major reason for little
TBM Staff - Mumbai
The Ministry of Tourism (MoT) has reported an increase in tourism statistics for the first five months of 2024, demonstrating a 9.1 per cent boost in both Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) and 22.52 per cent
TBM Staff - Mumbai
The footfall of foreign tourists have increased by nearly 300 % as a total of 55,000 tourists from outside the country visited Jammu and Kashmir last year while the government said that it was exploring
TBM Staff - Mumbai
Despite Geo-political tensions India's tourism industry braces for a surge of more than 10 per cent in inbound tourism this year. Industry experts cite escalating conflicts in the Middle East and shift of foreign tourists
TBM Staff - Mumbai
More than 7.2 million foreign tourists arrived in India this year till October, the government said on Monday. Union Culture Minister G Kishan Reddy said this in a written response to a query in the
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