Israel Tourism Minister leads multi-city Networking Events
The Minister of Tourism of the State of Israel, Haim Katz, recently concluded a pivotal visit to India with an aim to strengthen tourism ties between the two nations. It included a series of strategic meetings with industry stakeholders and networking events to engage with travel trade. The Israel Ministry of Tourism (IMOT) also participated in OTM 2025. Minister Katz inaugurated the show at Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai on January 30.
Taiwan witnessed a robust 20% growth from India
Latest official figures from Taiwan Tourism administration (TTA), the national tourism agency of Taiwan, show that Indian market has registered a strong 19.46 per cent growth in visitor arrivals in the first 10 months of 2024. Taiwan has registered a total arrival of 31,766 visitors from India during the January – October 2024 period, a near 20 percent growth over 26,591 visitors from India registered during the same period in 2023.
Sarovar Hotels launches Tulip Inn Bhopal
Sarovar Hotels, in partnership with Mahendra Associate, has launched Tulip Inn Bhopal. The hotel features 54 well-appointed Deluxe rooms, thoughtfully designed with a contemporary yet inviting aesthetic, along with essential amenities and facilities, including specially designed rooms for differently-abled guests. Guests can indulge in a multi-cuisine experience at Tulipe, the all-day dining restaurant.
The Fern Hotels & Resorts unveils new Wildlife Retreat in Rajasthan
Jawai Zinc Journey by The Fern, Jawai, Rajasthan features 18 beautifully appointed rooms and tents, ensuring a personalized and comfortable stay. Guests can enjoy an array of dining options, including The Jungle Kitchen, a multi-cuisine restaurant and The Jungle Bar. For a unique dining experience, the resort offers Jawai Bagh, an open-air rustic landscape point where curated lunches, high teas and bush dinners can be enjoyed.
#FirstOpinion
“I am deeply dismayed on the Budget allocation of a mere Rs. 3 crores made to the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India for overseas promotion and marketing in the Union Budget announced by the Hon’ble Finance Minister on 1st February 2025. It is shocking that the budget of Rs 33 cr has been reduced to Rs 3 cr. In fact, the earlier allocated budget of Rs. 33 cr was also miniscule and not enough for overseas promotions and publicity. The Ministry of Tourism, would not be able to participate and set up India Pavilion in any of the International Travel and Tourism Marts, nor would the Ministry be able to do any overseas publicity and conduct any overseas road shows.”
– Rajiv Mehra, President, IATO
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