Portals of Badrinath temple were closed in November last year for the winter break. Portals of Badrinath temple are all set to reopen on May 8 after the winter break. The Uttarakhand administration is taking all the possible measures and carrying out extensive preparation to ensure the security of the route. Shweta Choubey, Superintendent of … Read more
The Federation of Hotel & Restaurant Associations of India’s (FHRAI) stated that the closure of the runway poses a serious threat to the hospitality and tourism industry in the Union Territory which has already suffered 75- 80 per cent revenue loss due to the pandemic. Hospitality industry body FHRAI on Tuesday said it has submitted … Read more
The Consulate and Jaipur Foot USA organised the special celebration of the language and cultural heritage of Rajasthan on Monday as part of the ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’ on occasion of the 75th year of India’s independence. The language and cultural heritage of Rajasthan was celebrated with fervour at the Consulate General of India here … Read more
Air India operated its first flight from Trivandrum to Male in February 1976. Air India completed 46 years of air service between India and Maldives and to commemorate the occasion A-267 was greeted with a water cannon salute at Male airport on Monday. The air carrier operated its first flight from Trivandrum to Male in … Read more
Given the consistent decline in Covid cases, a decision on resuming scheduled international flights has almost been arrived at by the Civil Aviation Ministry following consultation with the Health Ministry, they said. Regular international flights are likely to resume from March 15 and will follow the standard operating procedures effective at Indian airports for foreign … Read more
According to the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Digital Transformation Initiative, digitisation in the aviation and travel industry will create up to $305 billion for the industry and benefits valued at $700 billion for customers. Tourism is one of the sectors that have borne the maximum burnt due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The Covid-induced lockdowns and … Read more
During the pre-COVID times, domestic airlines carried around 4 lakh passengers per day and the number began climbing up after second wave but again declined after the emergence of Omicron infections late last year. The number of daily air passengers is expected to cross pre-COVID levels in the next two months, Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya … Read more
In hills around Jawai and en route to Guru Shikhar (in the Aravalis), you can discover rock formations so unique, it’s almost other-worldly. Let’s call it ‘Rare Rajasthan’ What all is Rajasthan famous for? Most tourists (and even locals) might say desert, forts, royalty, wildlife or cuisine. Some may get more specific: Maharana Pratap, ker … Read more
The development authority plans to set up an ‘oceanarium’ and ‘river museum’ at the site, providing details on the river and its restoration. The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has begun a process to retrieve the land allotted to the now-defunct Millennium Bus Depot and a section of the Rajghat thermal power plant used to dump … Read more
Over 1.25 crore people are expected to come together at the village to celebrate Adivasi icons Sammakka and Sarakka. The most anticipated Telangana’s four-day Medaram Jatara has begun Wednesday. The event is celebrated as Asia’s largest tribal fair which is celebrated over the period of four days every two years. The fair is taking place … Read more