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
As National Tourism Day 2026 is observed, Jyoti Mayal outlines why conscious, responsible tourism is essential for India, urging travellers, communities and policymakers to prioritise preservation over volume
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