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Uzbekistan targets 2 lakh Indian tourists by 2030, unveils ambitious tourism push
Uzbekistan’s tourism sector has undergone a dramatic transformation since 2017, when the country adopted an “open door” visa policy. From just 2.4 million visitors in 2017, arrivals surged to 10.2 million in 2024, with tourism revenue hitting $3.5 billion last year. India, though still a nascent market, saw 82,000 visitors in 2024—a near doubling from 47,000 in 2023.
Thailand makes digital arrival card mandatory for international visitors upon entry
Unlike the previous TM6, which was temporarily suspended, the digital card will be mandatory for all foreign arrivals, with the exception of Thai citizens. Travellers will receive a confirmation, which they should keep handy—either digitally or printed—for presentation at immigration checkpoints. No fees are associated with the application, making it a hassle-free step for travellers.
25 Years of grit and innovation: How MakeMyTrip transformed India’s travel landscape?
As MakeMyTrip marks its 25th anniversary today, the company reflects on its journey from a pioneering online travel startup to India's leading travel platform. Through innovation and resilience, it has revolutionised how Indians book travel, overcoming industry challenges while consistently outpacing market growth. Today, with robust financial performance and expanding services, MakeMyTrip continues to shape the future of travel experiences.
Improve fund utilisation for flagship schemes: Parliamentary committee to Tourism Ministry
In the Demands for Grants report for 2025-26 for the Tourism Ministry, the department related parliamentary standing committee has pointed out structural inefficiencies in project execution and monitoring by the ministry. While INR 1900 crore has been allocated to Swadesh Darshan Scheme in 2025-26 budget, the parliamentary panel has pointed out significant underutilisation of budgeted funds in previous years in that account.
Goa to introduce incentives schemes for countries, airlines bringing high-spending tourists: Khaunte
Goa's Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte revealed plans to introduce a scheme for countries or airlines that attract high-spending international tourists. He announced mandatory data uploads by hotels on the 'TIME' software from April 1. Despite negative claims, Goa saw a surge in domestic and international tourists last year, focusing on markets like Poland and Kazakhstan.
China eases visa rules for Indian travelers; have issued 50,000+ visas so far in 2025
China has issued over 50,000 visas to Indian travelers in 2025, amidst new measures to simplify the application process. These include the removal of mandatory online appointments, biometric exemptions for short-term stays, and reduced visa fees. These changes aim to enhance tourism, business travel, and academic exchanges between India and China, following a period of restrictions.
The India factor: How Moscow plans to grow tourism GDP to 8%
Moscow's tourism economy currently contributes 5 per cent to the city's GDP, but Mayor Sergey Sobyanin has set an ambitious target of 8 per cent. "To achieve this, we're doubling down on high-value markets like India," Kozlov said. The city is particularly keen on tapping into India's burgeoning MICE and wedding tourism sectors.
Goa takes strong action against touts and unauthorized vendors
The Goa Department of Tourism is intensifying efforts to combat touts and illegal businesses on the state's beaches. New directives have been issued to beach shack operators and associations to ensure only authorised businesses operate. Legal measures will be enforced if necessary, while tourists are encouraged to report grievances via the Beach Vigil App.
Hundreds of thousands of passengers face flight cancelations as Heathrow closes
A fire at an electrical substation knocked out power to London's Heathrow Airport, leading to its closure for an entire day. This affected hundreds of flights and thousands of passengers. Efforts are being made to assist the stranded travelers, and the fire has been brought under control though the cause is yet to be determined.
Tourism New Zealand doubles down efforts to boost Indian visitor arrivals
Tourism New Zealand, in collaboration with Auckland Airport and Air New Zealand, has committed to a joint seasonal marketing campaign designed to boost travel during New Zealand’s autumn, winter, and spring seasons. This initiative aims to position New Zealand as an attractive year-round destination for Indian tourists, particularly during traditionally quieter travel periods.
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