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
