Tourism Department of Kerala honoured tourism professionals who took part in the rescue and relief activities during the recent floods in Kerala. Kadakampally Surendran, Kerala Tourism Minister, felicitated tourism fraternity and appreciated their selfless participation to the rescue and relief activities
Kochi airport, the seventh busiest in the country, had been non-functional from August 14 to
The priority of the government after the floods is to restore and rebuild roads and
Realising the potential of adventure tourism, Sri Lanka has launched a programme to assist the tourism
Indian Blackbucks (Antilope cervicapra) is one of the three species of antelopes found in Odisha,
After their recent participation in the trade exhibitions in India, Turkish tourism industry is eyeing
Adventure Tour Operators Association of India (ATOAI) always hold their annual conventions in adventure destinations
Goa government plan to include agro-eco tourism in the school syllabus. It was suggested by
The Himachal Pradesh Technical University (HPTU) is giving an opportunity to do a course in
After the rain and floods, Neelakurinji in Rajamala started blooming. This time, flowers are bloomed
With an aim to facilitate adventure tourism in the state, the Jammu and Kashmir Government
Indigo is giving away 10 lakhs tickets for its passengers in their latest offer announced
The Government of Kerala is all set to honour the rescue workers from the tourism
A short film on Jammu and Kashmir tourism, titled “Warmest Place on Earth” has won “gold”
Heavy rains reported in several parts of Delhi and NCR today morning. The Met department forecasted
