Tour operators in J&K to begin campaigning for winter tourism
News | November 23, 2020 17:55 ISTThe tour operators in Kashmir are gearing up to begin campaigning for winter tourism.
The tour operators in Kashmir are gearing up to begin campaigning for winter tourism.
Taj Mahal in Agra is surrounded by layer of pollutants. The city is hit by air pollution. People are facing breathing issues.
Uttar Pradesh Tourism Minister Neelkanth Tiwari informed that over 5-lakh earthen lamps will be lit in this year's Deepotsav and it will be the first time that the Deepotsav will be held at the Ram Janmabhoomi site.
Boat services will soon resume in Andhra Pradesh following a full-fledged fitness check. According to a statement by tourism minister Muttamsetti Srinivas Rao, all the boats under the Tourism Department will start operations soon based on the flood levels in the rivers.
The Nepal government has announced its decision to waive off the seven-day quarantine period for tourists from October 17 when commercial international flights will resume, the media reported.
Himachal Pradesh's tourism business is reviving from the impact of COVID-19 pandemic. The deserted roads are getting busy again. Tourists have started coming to famous tourist destinations of the state, Kufri. Tourism is one of the prime sources of income of the locals here.
To promote tourism and revive businesses in J-K amid COVID-19, Department of Tourism has kicked off World Tourism Day 2020 at scenic Dal Lake.
India's star tourist attraction, the 17th-century monument of love, the Taj Mahal, and the Agra Fort, have reopened for the visitors today after an unprecedented closure of six months due to Covid-19 pandemic. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officials have made all necessary arrangements for the reopening and the safety of the visitors has been taken into utmost consideration.
Forests in West Bengal will be opened for tourists from September 23, officials said on Thursday. Every year the forests close down for two months due to the monsoon -- from July 15 to September 15, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic the forests have been out of bounds for tourists since the beginning of the lockdown in March.
People travelling to Himachal Pradesh will not be asked to present a medical certificate from now on, Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur confirmed on Wednesday. During the complete lockdown period in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, those travelling to Himachal Pradesh were required to present a medical document showing they have tested negative for COVID-19.
People entering Himachal Pradesh will no longer require an online registration, the state government decided on Tuesday. However, the movement of interstate buses will remain suspended till further orders.
Northeast India is a great symbol of India's natural, cultural diversity & cultural strength. In such a situation, tourism gets a lot of strength when modern infrastructure is built. Tourism potential of North East including Manipur is still unexplored: PM Modi
Phased re-opening of tourism began in JandK from July 14. They have allowed tourists to visit Kashmir with guidelines amid coronavirus pandemic.
Tourism in Jammu and Kashmir to open in a phased manner from July 14. In this phase, tourism limited to those arriving by air only. RTPCR testing of all tourists compulsory on arrival &tourists to have confirmed hotel bookings.
After a long gap, Jammu and Kashmir will open for tourism again. Lieutenant Governor Girish Chandra Murmu issued directions for reopening of tourism in a high-level meeting in Srinagar today.
Monuments across country can reopen from July 06 under proper guidelines in second phase of unlock. Authorities have begun taking measures to ensure safety amid COVID-19 outbreak.
Andhra Pradesh Police has arrested a government official, who thrashed a woman colleague on June 27 in Nellore following a verbal spat.
The lockdowns have badly affected the tourism of Uttarakhand. Several people lost their jobs and hotel industry, which is totally dependent on visitors, is also facing the hardship.
Lockdown is the only way to contain the coronavirus from spreading and almost all the entire world is now reeling under COVID-19 impact with new cases, deaths being reported every other day. Though an essential requirement to fight disease, the lockdown in the country has had a disastrous impact on the hospitality sector, especially for hotels, hoteliers said.
Period between February to April is the best time of the year when tourism flourishes all over the world, however, the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic has hit it badly.
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