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Thomas Cook India & Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority join hands to boost travel to Mauritius

Thomas Cook India & Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority join hands to boost travel to Mauritius

Thomas Cook (India) Limited and its group company, SOTC Travel, have signed a MOU with Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA). This strategic collaboration will ensure focus on growing Mauritius’ visibility and inspiring visitation from the India market. The MOU was signed byRajeev Kale, President & Country Head at Thomas Cook (India) Limited, S.D. Nandakumar - President & Country Head....

Maharashtra reports more than double foreign tourist arrivals in three years

Maharashtra reports more than double foreign tourist arrivals in three years

The Ministry of Tourism promotes India as a holistic destination, in the global tourism generating markets, to promote various tourism products and destinations of the country. The promotion is carried out through participation in various international travel trade exhibitions, fairs and events; organisation of familiarisation (FAM) tours for foreign tour operators, media and influencers;...

National Tourism Day 2026: India’s Tourism sector looks to sustainable, inclusive growth

National Tourism Day 2026: India’s Tourism sector looks to sustainable, inclusive growth

Every year on January 25, India pauses to celebrate National Tourism Day, a celebration of travel’s transformative role in the nation’s economy, culture and community engagement. Observed by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, the day serves as a reminder of tourism’s evolving significance in shaping the country’s global image under the ‘Incredible India’ banner...

Enough of being the stage, when India should be the story

Enough of being the stage, when India should be the story

In 2023, India recorded 9.52 million FTAs, bouncing back to 87% of its pre-pandemic levels, a robust 47.89% increase over 2022. Projections from PATA placed India on a trajectory to receive 13.34 million inbound tourists by 2024, a 22% jump over 2019. Yet in the first half of 2024, Ministry of Tourism reported that India attracted 4.7 million foreign visitors, still lagging the 5.3 million...