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Beyond the domestic boom: Why India's biggest tourism opportunity may still lie overseas

Beyond the domestic boom: Why India's biggest tourism opportunity may still lie overseas

For decades, global crisis have followed a predictable script for the tourism sector: uncertainty rises, bookings fall, businesses struggle and travellers postpone holidays. Yet the current geopolitical disruptions across West Asia appear to be producing a different outcome for the Indian travellers, showing that they are not travelling less; they are travelling differently.

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...

Abu Dhabi sets sight on 400,000 visitors from India in 2025

Abu Dhabi sets sight on 400,000 visitors from India in 2025

No longer just a playground of theme parks and luxury, the emirate is pivoting toward a deeper narrative - one rooted in culture, purpose, and long-term value. From data-driven marketing and a culture-first ethos to mega-projects like the Guggenheim and BAPS Hindu Mandir, Abu Dhabi is positioning itself as a global destination of choice - not just for leisure, but for culture-led tourism.