Conrad K Sangma, Meghalaya Chief Minister, shared on Wednesday, that he will present a roadmap for positioning the Northeast as a single tourism destination at the North Eastern Council (NEC) plenary, stressing the need for collective branding and regional cooperation to unlock the sector's full potential.

The Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has reopened to tourists, marking the start of the annual visitor season. Authorities have reportedly urged travellers to support ongoing conservation efforts by helping protect the valley’s ecosystem, which is known for its biodiversity and rare plant life.

Addressing a gathering after inaugurating tourism development works at the natural lake located on the northern edge of Gorakhpur city, Adityanath said the project reflected the government's commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable tourism.

Tourism activities in the core zones of the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) will be suspended for three months from June 30 to September 30 as part of the reserve's annual monsoon management measures.

Jammu & Kashmir has approved its State Annual Action Plan (SAAP) for 2026–27 under the National AYUSH Mission (NAM), with a renewed focus on expanding holistic healthcare services and leveraging the Union Territory’s potential as a wellness tourism destination.

The autonomous body is reportedly designed to serve as a unified platform, bringing together government agencies, tourism stakeholders, and local communities to support tourism promotion and facilitate the sector’s structured, coordinated and sustainable growth.

Tourist arrivals have reportedly increased from approximately 12 lakh in 2018 to more than 16 lakh currently, with the state targeting 21 lakh visitors by 2028. Many high-potential destinations lacked adequate lodging, and tourist spending went unrealised. To address growing accommodation demand, authorities have prioritised homestays as a scalable tourism infrastructure solution while creating...

According to online reports, Munnar is set to witness a significant upgrade in its tourism infrastructure as the Kerala government explores a series of initiatives aimed at improving visitor facilities, traffic management and sustainable destination development.

According to online reports, Kerala is aiming to strengthen its positioning as one of India’s leading experiential and responsible tourism destinations, with the state government outlining plans to promote sustainable and high-value tourism growth.

As per online reports, the final jeep safari for visitors will operate on May 28, after which tourism activities inside the UNESCO World Heritage Site will be suspended due to heavy rainfall and flooding risks that typically affect large sections of the park during the monsoon months.