Vietnam offers safety, affordability, and rich cultural experiences, making it a top choice for global and Indian travelers seeking a unique and enriching experience in 2026

Moscow is strengthening its tourism ties with India through B2B meetings, cultural initiatives, and simplified travel processes, aiming to attract more Indian tourists in 2026

Penang pivots to attract more Chinese, Indian, and ASEAN tourists as European and Middle Eastern arrivals decline, focusing on new flight routes and MICE events

Amid growing uncertainty in West Asia, Indian tourists are increasingly turning to Southeast Asia, Europe, and Oceania for safe and enriching travel experiences

Discover why Mauritius is the next top travel destination for Indian tourists. Explore its new tourism strategy, stunning landscapes, and rich culture.

Morocco sees a 31% rise in Indian visitors, marking a significant boost in tourism growth. Here’s what the 2026 surge means for travelers and the tourism industry

Abu Dhabi, a global hotspot for travelers, extends a warm invitation to Indian tourists to explore its extraordinary offerings in 2025. With a year-long calendar packed with cultural events, entertainment spectacles, and thrilling activities, the city promises an unparalleled experience of discovery and excitement. Spearheaded by the Department of Culture and Tourism (DCT) in the UAE, this initiative is designed to enchant Indian visitors with an eclectic mix of world-class attractions, arts, sports, and immersive experiences.

The Oman Ministry of Heritage and Tourism is ramping up its efforts to draw Indian tourists by launching an extensive promotional campaign in India, which will continue until the 28th of this month. Oman is becoming an increasingly favored destination for Indian travelers, offering a wide range of attractions from stunning coastlines to historic sites.

Oman’s Ministry of Heritage and Tourism has embarked on a proactive campaign, hosting a range of promotional seminars across key Indian cities such as New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bangalore. This initiative aims to captivate Indian tourists by highlighting Oman’s eclectic mix of natural wonders and opulent hospitality services.

The Azerbaijan Tourism Board (ATB) is once again participating in the South Asia Travel and Tourism Exchange (SATTE), a key travel exhibition in New Delhi, India, from February 22nd to 24th, 2024.

SATTE is an important platform for industry professionals to connect and stay updated on travel trends. Azerbaijan is collaborating with 19 industry partners, showcasing diverse travel experiences from urban and wellness retreats to skiing adventures in the Caucasus Mountains, and offering traditional Azerbaijani cuisine. Elchin Huseynli, the Ambassador of the Republic of Azerbaijan to India, visited the stand, highlighting the strong bilateral relations between the two countries.