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Latest NewsLATEST NEWS : WYNN AL MARJAN ISLAND ANNOUNCES ITS MUSEUM-CALIBER ART COLLECTION AHEAD OF SPRING 2027 OPENING
Festivals and EventsEVENT : ‘VASANTHOLSAVAM’ TO TURN CITY COLOURFUL AND TWINKLING FROM 23 DECEMBER 2025 TO 2 JANUARY 2026
Lead NewsLEAD NEWS : DEEPAVALI INSCRIBED ON UNESCO’S REPRESENTATIVE LIST OF THE INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF HUMANITY
Latest NewsLATEST NEWS : TRADITIONAL CHHATTISGARH–TRIBAL CUISINE COMPETITION HELD AT DANDAMI LUXURY RESORT, CHITRAKOTE, BASTAR DURING THE SILVER JUBILEE YEAR OF CHHATTISGARH FOUNDATION DAY
Breaking NewsBREAKING NEWS : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM TAKES ACTION AGAINST THE ENCROACHMENT AT ROMEO LANE, VAGATOR
ResortRESORT: SUN SIYAM VILU REEF SHOWCASES THE SOUL OF MALDIVIAN CUISINE THROUGH ITS SIGNATURE “KANDU KUKULHU” COOKING EXPERIENCE
Picture of the DayPICTURE OF THE DAY : ON 8TH DECEMBER 2025, INDIA TOURISM KOLKATA OFFICE, MINISTRY OF TOURISM, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, WELCOMED MIRAN ROBNIK AND MS. BERNARDA BIBER FROM SLOVENIA. THEY WERE GREETED WITH SOUVENIRS AND PROVIDED WITH ALL THE NECESSARY INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR THEIR VISIT TO EAST INDIA. ( PHOTO COURTESY INDIA TOURISM KOLKATA)
AviationAVIATION: AIR INDIA ACTIVATES CUSTOMER-CENTRIC INITIATIVES TO MINIMISE INCONVENIENCE DURING THE FOG SEASON
Festivals and EventsEVENT: CREATE IN INDIA CHALLENGE WINNERS TO PERFORM AT THE 15TH NATIONAL STREET FOOD FESTIVAL FROM 12TH – 14TH DECEMBER, 2025 AT JLN STADIUM
AnchorANCHOR NEWS : MARINA BAY PRECINCT PARTNERS UOB, MARINA BAY SANDS AND SINGAPORE TOURISM BOARD, TOGETHER WITH DISNEY CRUISE LINE, TO ILLUMINATE SINGAPORE’S SKYLINE WITH A FIREWORKS SKY SHOW
AviationAVIATION: SpiceJet ENTERS IMPHAL, LAUNCHES DAILY FLIGHTS FROM KOLKATA, GUWAHATI AND MUMBAI FROM 10 FEBRUARY 2026
TTT SpecialTTT SPECIAL: AFTER ASPIRATION: WHY LUXURY TRAVEL IN 2026 IS NO LONGER ABOUT IMPRESSING ANYONE
Lead NewsLEAD NEWS : ‘RAJASTHAN HOMESTAY (PAYING GUEST HOUSE) SCHEME–2026’ IMPLEMENTED WITH A LIMIT OF 8 ROOMS AND 24 BEDS
