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Similipal Tiger Reserve reopens, welcomes tourists

Similipal Tiger Reserve reopens, welcomes tourists

  Odisha’s Similipal Tiger Reserve (STR) reopened for tourists yesterday after Cyclone Dana led to a temporary closure. The reserve, part of Similipal National Park, had been inaccessible since October 23 due to severe weather

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South Africa to ease visa rules for tourists

South Africa to ease visa rules for tourists

  South Africa is set to ease visa regulations for visitors from India and China to attract more tourists from these populous nations. Currently, travellers from many Western countries, including the US and UK, can

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Bintan Resorts: A Serene Getaway for Indian Tourists Amid Overtourism Challenges

Bintan Resorts: A Serene Getaway for Indian Tourists Amid Overtourism Challenges

VFS Global has partnered with Bintan Resorts to boost its presence in the Indian market. Located less than an hour by ferry from Singapore, the Indonesian island of Bintan has the potential to become a

Outbound
No cap on tourist footfall: Bhutan Tourism

No cap on tourist footfall: Bhutan Tourism

Carissa Nimah, Chief Marketing Officer, Bhutan Tourism, has said that there will be no cap on the number of tourists visiting the country, addressing concerns over potential limits on visitor numbers. With resurgence in international

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NZ to raise triple tourist entry fee from Oct 1

NZ to raise triple tourist entry fee from Oct 1

  New Zealand plans to nearly triple entry fees for tourists starting October 1, increasing the international visitor and conservation levy from NZ USD 35 to NZ USD 100 (USD 62.20). The government stated that

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Jordan attracts 2.79mn tourists during H1, 2024

Jordan attracts 2.79mn tourists during H1, 2024

Jordan's tourism sector experienced significant growth in the first half of 2024, according to the mid-year report of the executive program for the Economic Modernization Vision. The country welcomed 2.79 million tourists during this period,

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