The Kazakhstan Tourism Board hosted a successful roadshow in Mumbai, showcasing its diverse travel offerings and introducing curated packages to Indian tour operators. This event coincided with the Enterprising Travel Agents Association (ETAA)’s inaugural roadshow, which brought together over 100 travel agents and tour operators, fostering collaboration and excitement within the travel industry.
Assam’s Tourism Minister, Jayanta Malla Baruah, has taken a significant step towards boosting the state’s tourism sector by sanctioning 34 tea gardens to develop their tourism potential. This initiative aims to transform Assam’s tea gardens into vibrant tourist destinations, offering a unique blend of cultural, agricultural, and experiential tourism. The move is expected to attract a niche segment of tourists interested in agricultural and cultural experiences, further enhancing Assam’s profile as a diverse travel destination.
India’s tourism sector is experiencing a positive resurgence, with foreign tourist arrivals increasing by 9% in the first five months of 2024. This growth is driven by relaxed visa policies and increased international marketing efforts, leading to a boost in hospitality and service industries and economic growth.
Abu Dhabi’s tourism sector is experiencing remarkable growth, with India emerging as the top source market. The Department of Culture and Tourism (DCT) Abu Dhabi is focusing on expanding its reach to tier 2 and 3 cities in India, aiming to attract a diverse range of travelers. The DCT’s ambitious strategy includes expanding into new markets, enhancing the diversity of experiences offered, and investing in innovative marketing campaigns.
India’s tourism sector is experiencing unprecedented growth fueled by strategic initiatives, significant investments, and a robust economy. The ‘UDAN’ scheme, visa-free entry for 125 countries, and record aircraft orders are transforming travel experiences, attracting a surge in international arrivals, particularly from the USA. With a projected revenue of USD 23.72 billion in 2024 and an anticipated growth rate of 9.62% over the next five years, India’s tourism sector is poised to become a global powerhouse.
The Uttar Pradesh Tourism Department is investing Rs 30 crore to transform Sankisa, a key Buddhist pilgrimage site, into a top-tier tourist destination with modern amenities. This includes a new Buddhist museum, improved infrastructure at the Buddha Vihar, and a focus on attracting international Buddhist visitors.
The Taiwan Tourism Administration (TTA) concluded a successful multi-city roadshow in India, targeting key cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru. The roadshow aimed to promote Taiwan as a prime destination for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) and leisure travel for Indian tourists.
