TBM Staff - Mumbai
The travel and tourism industry in India has expressed disappointment over the Union Budget 2024-25, which failed to address the aviation and hospitality sectors, instead concentrating solely on the development of religious circuits. Industry stakeholders
Disha Shah Ghosh - Mumbai
Cricket has always been a draw for Indians visiting Australia. Julia Swanson, Chief Executive, Melbourne Convention Bureau, spoke to Disha Shah Ghosh about Melbourne being a melting pot of events in Australia, and securing incentive
Prasenjit Chakraborty - Mumbai
The Taiwan Tourism Administration (TTA) recently unveiled its new Taiwan Tourism Information Centre (TTIC) in Mumbai, an event that saw attendance from notable personalities from the travel industry. Speaking to TravelBiz Monitor on the sidelines
Disha Shah Ghosh - Mumbai
Keen to tap the Indian market with renewed vigour, South African Tourism (SAT) brought together a delegation of 42 exhibitors with 40% offering new products to India at its annual roadshow. This is because SAT
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
Disha Shah Ghosh - Mumbai
The Singapore Tourism Board welcomed 977,500 visitors from India till November this year, and is set to cross the 1-million visitor-arrival mark for 2023, post Covid. This development comes at a crucial time when India
