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India’s adventure tourism sector is witnessing rapid growth, but industry leaders and policymakers say stronger safety systems, operational accountability, and risk management standards are now critical to ensuring long-term credibility and sustainable expansion.
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) revealed that Spain is emerging as one of the world’s standout high-value travel destinations.
PATA has launched its Micro-credential Programme at the PATA Annual Summit 2026 in Gyeongju, Korea, to provide tourism professionals across Asia Pacific with industry-focused skills training.
Adventure tourism stakeholders are placing increasing focus on safety frameworks, sustainability, and destination preparedness as India’s adventure travel sector continues to expand.
In its latest global report, WTTC has sent a powerful message to governments, investors, and travellers worldwide: tourism always recovers.
FAITH Secretary General Rajiv Mehra called for various measures, including easing visa restrictions, improving connectivity, and significantly strengthening India’s tourism promotion abroad, to attract foreign tourists.
Recognition within global travel associations often reflects years of sustained contribution to industry development and collaboration.
Citing that rising prices and weak inbound demand are affecting tourism growth, industry leaders caution that without urgent alignment and execution, India faces the
The 40th Annual Convention of Travel Agents Federation of India (TAFI) will be held in Rhodes, Greece, from 4–7 October 2026.
The 7th HRAWI Conclave and Awards in Surat focused on food adulteration, fire safety, and adoption of alternative fuels in hospitality operations. .
Sunil Kumar, National President, TAAI, says, “More often than not, our industry finds itself on the receiving end of circumstances that are entirely beyond its control.
Industry associations play a critical role in shaping regional tourism ecosystems, and leadership transitions often reflect broader industry priorities.
