Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary in Assam opened its gates for tourists on Tuesday. The re-opening ceremony was attended by Forest and Environment Minister Parimal Shuklabaidya along with ATDC Chairman Jayanta MallaContinue Reading
The Anthurium Festival of Mizoram is all set to be hosted virtually this year. The announcement was made by Tourism Minister of Mizoram Pu Robert Romawia Royte. The Anthurium FestivalContinue Reading
Along with the many parts of the country, Arunachal Pradesh has also decided to open its doors for tourism. The state government has approved on resuming the tourism activities inContinue Reading
Meghalaya Government on Wednesday has permitted all the tourists places in the state to reopen for local tourists from within the state with effect from 16th October 2020. The reopeningContinue Reading
Meghalaya government on Monday launched the new website of Meghalaya Tourism ‘Check into Nature’. The launch was done by the state’s Chief Minister Conrad Sangma in the presence of CommissionerContinue Reading
The ongoing pandemic came as an unprecedented blow to everyone across the world. And the travel and tourism sector is among the worst affected. However, there’s always scope to standContinue Reading
The Ministry of Tourism inaugurated a state of the art golfing project in Mizoram to enhance Golf Tourism in India. For this project titled Thenzawl Golf Resort, an amount ofContinue Reading
In a bid to attract tourists to the wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board has introduced the #BufferMeinSafar campaign. As per reports, these buffer spots have beenContinue Reading
Ministry of Tourism on Tuesday announced that it has partnered with OutsiteVR.com to empower tourists to travel India virtually. OutsiteVR allows the users to explore fully immersive virtual reality experiences.Continue Reading
The Government of Jammu and Kashmir has decided to open the tourism sector in a phased manner with effect from 14th July. This came as a notification about guidelines forContinue Reading