The state has also invited proposals to launch direct flights from Delhi, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, to significantly boost domestic arrivals. Further, the government has earmarked about INR 4,000 crore for tourism, covering 50+ accommodation units, six iconic projects, wayside amenities and visitor facilities at key sites. Meghalaya Tourism’s Assistant Director, Philip F. Tariang, shares more.

The Bahrain Roadshow is part of Goa Tourism’s larger initiative to strengthen its partnerships across the GCC region. Through sustained trade engagement, improved air connectivity, and a renewed focus on diversified experiences

Structured around an opening plenary, expert presentations, themed panel discussions and multi-stakeholder breakout sessions, the day-long programme will deliver actionable recommendations and sector-specific priorities. These insights will be consolidated into the Vision Document’s roadmap for implementation across the state.

Although there was a slight dip to 13,21,169 in 2023, the state recovered again with 15,40,421 domestic tourists in 2024 and has already recorded 12,18,372 visitors till October 2025. For 2025, the govt has logged 46,591 foreign travellers till September and further growth is expected ahead.

The completion of the first film under the Policy arrives at a pivotal moment for Meghalaya, whose Vision 2032 identifies tourism and the creative economy as two of the ten primary drivers to transform the State into a USD 10 billion economy by 2028 and USD 16 billion economy by 2032.

These included partnerships with universities, academic institutions and incubators; talent exchange programmes between Goa and Norway; and engagement with research organisations.

A total of 42 stakeholders from Karnataka will be actively participating in the B2B sessions, engaging with travel trade counterparts in each city. The anticipated buyer turnout is 150 in Coimbatore, 200 in Cochin, 120 in Madurai, and 100 in Salem.

Immersive 15-day conservation program marks the beginning of Scapia’s year-long, four-continent Leap Year journey for young Indian travellers.

The initiative aims to enhance visitor experiences along the riverbank, creating a meaningful spiritual and cultural space for residents and travellers alike.

Meeting aimed at transforming Tripura into a vibrant hub of cultural, spiritual and eco-tourism.