Foreign Tourist Footfall rises in First Half of 2024
A recent article from Times Of India has revealed that India has recorded 4,778,374 foreign travellers arrival in 2024. Although India is yet to bounce back to pre-Covid levels, but the exciting news is that in the first half of 2024, Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) reached 4,778,374, marking a modest increase from 4,380,239 during the same period in 2023.
From tourism viewpoint, India has been successfully campaigning spiritual tourism, medical tourism, discovery of new interesting destinations across the nation. Similarly, Indian airlines are also expanding their international presence, adding new routes and increasing flight frequencies. This is purely a result of collective efforts and more FTAs are likely to follow.
Foreigners with e-visa can now enter via Port Blair Seaport
The Ministry of Home Affairs have officially approved an Integrated Check Post (ICP) for foreign tourists holding e-visa. This move can significantly change the tourism landscape attracting more tourists in the picturesque islands via Port Blair seaport. Reports say that this development will significantly boost yacht tourism in the region and elevate Andaman and Nicobar to the global tourism map.
The islands already have pristine beaches, stunning landscapes and exotic accommodations, all elements ready to welcome not only foreign travelers, but also Indian yacht enthusiasts. Click Andaman tourism packages and call us at+91 98368 37372.
Vista Dome trains to run on Kalka-Shimla route
According to a recent news from Times of India, the testing has already been done on the historic Kalka-Shimla route and it will be operational shortly. The vista dome features a seven-coach configuration, each equipped with panoramic windows to offer passengers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and lush landscapes. This move promises a scenic journey for both domestic and international travellers.
Himachal Pradesh to host "Dehra Utsav"
The Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh announced that the state will host a mega festival named "Dehra Utsav" at the end of 2024. The festival aims to showcase the unique local culture of the region, traditional art, music, dance and crafts - that define the cultural identity of the state. This would be a great event and time for the local talented artisans to display their art thereby attracting both domestic and foreign tourists.
Welcome to Biggest Festival on Earth: Durga Puja
Hugely popular across the world including countries of North America, Europe, Asia and Australia and recognized by UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Grand Durga Puja is not just a festival of West Bengal, India but has become an epicenter of communal gatherings, ancient rituals and celebration in all those places globally where it is celebrated.
This year the celebration starts from 9th October and continues till 13th October'24. Those 5 days, the state of West Bengal will transform into a mecca of Art displaying exclusivities from artisans all across Bengal. A lifetime opportunity for foreign visitors to experience a grandeur of displays in the form of stunning Pandals, artistic Idols, top arrangements of Light and Music and much more. You will collect awe inspiring moments from celebrations to immersion and cherish the blend of spirituality, artistry and community spirit that reflect true image of life and heritage.
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