HBI Staff | Hyderabad
Along with cultural aspects of India, the rapid infrastructure development happening across the country, especially improvement in accessibility thanks to number of airports getting doubled in last few years and improvement in digital and physical
HBI Staff | Mumbai
The Union Ministry of Tourism has set aside a meagre INR 3 crore for overseas promotion of India for its ‘Incredible India’ campaign, shrinking the allocation by 97% from last year’s INR 100 crore, as
HBI Staff | Mumbai
“A vision of creating a $3 trillion tourism GDP for India by 2047 through 100 million foreign tourist arrivals, 20 billion domestic tourism visits and more than 200 million direct and indirect tourism-driven jobs —
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
The Ministry of Tourism (MoT) launched portal strandedinindia.com on March 31, 2020, with a view to identify, assist and facilitate foreign tourists who are stranded in various parts of India due to the lockdown situation
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
According to The Print,The Narendra Modi government is considering resumption of tourism and hospitality sectors, which have suffered a massive blow due to the Covid-19 lockdown. The Ministry of Tourism is currently preparing guidelines for
HBI Staff | Mumbai
The Union Ministry of Tourism (MoT) will compile and create a check list of common parameters in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and in consultation with stakeholders of the industry, to be implemented across
HBI Staff | Hyderabad
The Ministry of Tourism, Government of India hosted the eleventh webinar “an epic called India- a land of myriad stories” on 28th April 2020 as part of its ongoing engagement with industry and its audiences
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