Domestic

The Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, has officially announced Goa Carnaval 2026, set to take place from February 13 to 17 across multiple locations in the State

Uttar Pradesh is preparing for Safari Season 2026 with a focus on Dudhwa, aiming to create an eco-tourism destination that blends immersive wildlife experiences, cultural discovery, and sustainable tourism

Celebrate love this Valentine’s Day with exclusive dining, romantic stays, and curated experiences at some of India’s finest hotels and restaurants

The Union Budget 2026–27 reinforces tourism as a strategic growth engine for India, with a strong focus on connectivity, outbound travel affordability, regional tourism hubs, skill development and sustainable infrastructure

The 47th edition of the Jaisalmer Maru Mahotsav, Desert Festival, concluded on Magh Purnima in 2026, reinforcing its position as a flagship cultural event in Rajasthan’s tourism calendar

As Budget 2026 approaches, travel leaders across aviation, hospitality, mobility and tourism outline expectations around GST rationalisation, infrastructure status, connectivity expansion and sustainability to support India’s growing travel demand

Hotels across Goa witnessed high occupancy during the New Year, reflecting steady visitor demand and confidence in the State’s tourism offerings. The trend supports expectations of continued growth in the coming months

This Republic Day 2026, Della D.A.T.A Resort in Lonavala offers a nature-led luxury retreat featuring a flag hoisting ceremony, immersive military-themed experiences, and forest-side glamping designed for reflection and escape

Heritage journeys in India let you step into history, exploring majestic forts, centuries-old palaces, UNESCO sites, and artisan villages offering experiences that are as much about stories and culture as they are about the destinations themselves

As India marks National Tourism Day 2026, travel is no longer just about visiting popular places. Travel industry experts highlight that Gen Z travellers are choosing experiences over clichés, with destinations like Meghalaya reflecting this shift