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Melbourne taps India’s MICE potential

Melbourne has emerged as a prominent hub for MICE tourism, with India taking centre stage in its strategy. Brendan McClements, CEO, Visit Victoria, shares insights into Melbourne’s growing engagement with Indian market, highlighting the city’s robust offerings, unique venues, and strategies tailored to Indian preferences. TT Bureau With its strategic …

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Spotlight on trade partnerships

Namaste Dwaar is a rural wellness resort nestled close to Delhi. Its rural vibe is enhanced by the fact that its team constantly works towards enhancing the village experience at its property and keeps updating the travel trade about it. Erika Rathi, Director, Namaste Dwaar Resort shares details with TRAVTALK. …

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River cruising next big thing for Indians

As Indian travellers seek unique experiences, VIVA Cruises, in partnership with Global India Reps, sees an untapped opportunity in river cruising. With tailored itineraries, strategic tie-ups, and a focus on agent education, they promise to open new horizons in cruise tourism while catering to India’s growing outbound market. Surbhi Sharma …

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UK takes curated approach for India

VisitBritain is keen to capitalise on the growth trajectory of India’s outbound tourism. Gavin Landry, Executive Vice President and International Director, VisitBritain, sheds light on their approach to strengthening ties with Indian travel operators, crafting bespoke itineraries, and fostering partnerships to drive mutual growth. Nisha Verma The UK offers a …

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Himanshu Patil new OTOAI President

The Outbound Tour Operators Association of India has welcomed a new leadership team following its elections on 5 December 2024. Led by Himanshu Patil, the team brings fresh energy and strategic focus to promote outbound tourism growth across India, with strengthened governance and a vision for enhanced regional outreach. TT …

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Rs. 800 cr to boost adventure tourism in India: MOT

The 16th ATOAI Convention, held in Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh, unveiled an ambitious roadmap to position India as a global hub for sustainable adventure tourism. The association’s strategy aimed to attract global adventurers while preserving local heritage. Janice Alyosius from Tawang The 16th ATOAI Convention, held from 3-8 December …

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FAITH elects new office-bearers

The Federation of Associations in Indian Tourism & Hospitality recently announced its new office-bearers for the 2024–2026 term. With Puneet Chhatwal re-elected as the Chairman, the new leadership is set to steer India’s tourism and hospitality industry on the growth trajectory, aligning with the vision of PM Narendra Modi. Surbhi …

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‘Aim to make India £1 bn market’

VisitBritain is doubling its efforts to attract more Indian visitors, capitalising on the country’s booming economy, strong airline connectivity, and increasing interest in both cultural and rural experiences, reveals Patricia Yates, CEO, VisitBritain. Nisha Verma India has long been a key market for Britain, but the current growth trajectory is …

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WAI cheers next-gen leaders

WAI, in partnership with the MoCA, felicitated 37 women achievers from across diverse aviation fields at its ‘Giving Wings to Dreams 2024’ programme in New Delhi recently. The event highlighted the contribution of the woman leaders. Surbhi Sharma Women in Aviation India (WAI), a non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing women …

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Indians going for repeat visits to France

Atout France India concluded the 6th edition of ‘Explore France’ in Goa recently. Sheetal Munshaw, Director, Atout France India, said that Indians are not only making repeat visits to France, but also staying longer there, indulging in more local activities, and showing a preference for staying at local boutique hotels …

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