Madrid/NITN: The World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) in a recent release said that the United Nations (UN) while making a global assessment of progress towards the Sustainable Developme ...
Madrid/NITN: The World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) in a recent release said that the United Nations (UN) while making a global assessment of progress towards the Sustainable Developme ...
Madrid/NITN: The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has supported the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) call for restrictions on travel to be lifted or eased.
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Madrid/IBNS: The UN World Tourism Organisation (UN WTO) recently announced that their Global Tourism Plastics Initiative has added 32 new signatories sharing the common goal of reducin ...
Madrid: World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has decided to recognise villages across the world that are committed to the promotion and preservation of their cultural heritage and sustai ...
Dubai: Tomorrowland, one of the most iconic music festivals in the world, is set to open Terra Solis Dubai, a brand-new unique desert destination.
Supriyo Hazra takes you on a merry-go-round of some of Sri Lanka's luxury properties spanning across its iconic beaches, hills, rocks, tea plantations and plains
- Statistics on global tourism guides United Nations on sustainable development
- Statistics on global tourism guides United Nations on sustainable development
- WHO and UNWTO agree that blanket travel ban may be counterproductive
- Global Tourism Plastics Initiative works to reduce use of plastics in tourism sector
- UNWTO initiative ‘Best Tourism Villages’ to focus on those pursuing Sustainable Development Goals
Qantas, the national airline of Australia, created history on Sep 14 when QF 67 took off from Sydney’s Kingsford International Airport to touch Bengaluru, the southern Indian city famously known as ‘The Silicon Valley of The East’, completing the non-stop flight in less than twelve hours.
Bengaluru: Hong Kong’s home airline will start twice-a-week direct flights from Bengaluru to Hong Kong and beyond from Oct. 11.
New Delhi: Indian Hospitality enterprise OYO on Monday announced reduced prices on stays with tariffs which now begin at Rs 399 for the period between Aug. 8 and Aug. 21.