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Oman is focusing on attracting Indian tourists for corporate events and destination weddings, particularly emphasizing the MICE sector. Prominent locations such as Al Bustan Palace and Salalah are highlighted as venues. Oman plans to increase Indian tourist numbers through promotional efforts, leveraging proximity and simplified visa processes. from Travel News | Latest Travel Sector Updates: ET TravelWorld : ETTravelWorld.com https://ift.tt/TucSxMo via IFTTT

The Land of Hoysalas in Karnataka is set to offer new adventure water sports in four lakes to attract summer tourists. The tourism department plans to expand water activities beyond the Bhadra River to lakes in Kadur taluk and near the city, pending approval from the minor irrigation department, promoting tourism through public-private partnerships. from Travel News | Latest Travel Sector Updates: ET TravelWorld : ETTravelWorld.com https://ift.tt/pbgdmkc via IFTTT

Hikers attempting any of Mount Fuji's four main trails will be charged an entry fee of 4,000 yen ($27) from this summer, after local authorities passed a bill on Monday. The Yoshida Trail fee will be doubled for this year's July-September climbing season, while neighbouring Shizuoka region passed a bill on Monday to also charge 4,000 yen for its three trails, which were previously free. from Travel News | Latest Travel Sector Updates: ET TravelWorld : ETTravelWorld.com https://ift.tt/PcS1qXm via IFTTT

StarCruises and Dream Cruises have officially relaunched, with the Star Vo yager setting sail on its maiden voyage from Singapore on 26 March 2025. The ship, after undergoing a US$ 50 million refit, will offer exciting itineraries across Southeast Asia, marking a new chapter for both brands. The launch reinforces Singapore’s position as a key cruise hub in the region, boosting tourism and offering flexible embarkation options. from Travel News | Latest Travel Sector Updates: ET TravelWorld : ETTravelWorld.com https://ift.tt/Nu4nP7X via IFTTT

India's medical tourism industry is experiencing significant growth, anticipated to reach USD18 billion by 2027 with a 19 per cent CAGR. The country is attracting international patients through cheaper yet world-class healthcare. Foreign Tourist Arrivals have rebounded strongly post-Covid, particularly from Bangladesh, Iraq, and Yemen. Cost-effective treatments and traditional therapies like Ayurveda and Yoga enhance its appeal. from Travel News | Latest Travel Sector Updates: ET TravelWorld : ETTravelWorld.com https://ift.tt/5Q834En via IFTTT

At the core of the conclave was the presentation of Responsible Tourism action plans developed by the latest batch of fellows, who underwent six months of intensive mentorship and training. Their projects, spread across ecologically and culturally significant sites such as Rangapani in Assam and Shergaon in Arunachal Pradesh, promote waste-free tourism, agro-tourism, and nature-linked cultural experiences. from Travel News | Latest Travel Sector Updates: ET TravelWorld : ETTravelWorld.com https://ift.tt/RmBfd6P via IFTTT

A report by Aquaterra Adventures reveals the growing trend of solo female travellers, particularly women aged 45 to 55, who are choosing adventure travel to build resilience and confidence. The study highlights that women in this age group, with more disposable income and fewer family responsibilities, are embracing travel for self-expression, personal growth, and the opportunity to challenge their limits. from Travel News | Latest Travel Sector Updates: ET TravelWorld : ETTravelWorld.com https://ift.tt/cxCzSIr via IFTTT

The Inland Waterways Authority of India signed an MoU with the Jammu and Kashmir government to enhance river cruise tourism on three national waterways. At the Chintan Shivir in Srinagar, the Union Minister of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways and other dignitaries announced the development of waterside and landside infrastructure, aiming to boost tourism and economic growth in the region. from Travel News | Latest Travel Sector Updates: ET TravelWorld : ETTravelWorld.com https://ift.tt/cIZ5sNt via IFTTT

India accounts for 6.2 per cent of business travel spending in the APAC region, reflecting its growing importance as a key market. “India is currently in an exciting phase. The economy is robust, corporate earnings are strong, and there's a growing demand for face-to-face meetings,” said Sunny Sodhi, Managing Director of FCM Travel India. “This positivity is largely driven by strong economic growth and performance across most industries.” from Travel News | Latest Travel Sector Updates: ET TravelWorld : ETTravelWorld.com https://ift.tt/67YSxMo via IFTTT