MoU

This joint collaboration aims to gather direct, real-time traveller feedback to assess and recognise India’s best-performing tourism destinations and identify areas for improvement

Indian arrivals rose from 169,000 in 2019 to 392,000 in 2023, a 231 per cent increase. The momentum continued with 501,000 visitors in 2024 and 337,000 arrivals in the first half of 2025

The agreement will focus on featuring Queensland as an ideal destination for leisure, MICE, B2B leisure, and sports tourism and inspiring year‑round visitation from India

The MoU aims to facilitate joint cultural activities such as art festivals, music and dance performances, film screenings, and culinary events, as well as the creation of an annual Indo-French Cultural Calendar

IATO and NATTA sign MoU at BITM 2025 in Kathmandu to foster cross-border tourism, promote strategic ties, and drive sustainable travel between India and Nepal

Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah join forces to launch the UAE’s first cross-emirate adventure experience, aiming to deliver a unique, seamless adventure experience that spans rugged mountains, ancient desert tracks, and coastal landscapes

IATO and MMPRC join hands to boost tourism between India and the Maldives through joint promotions, enhanced connectivity, and sustainable travel initiatives

Together, the two aim to create a smart travel ecosystem using solutions Petal Maps, AI trip assistants, and Huawei Share, making every journey through Ras Al Khaimah smarter and more connected