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Indian travellers adopting the trek-first travel planning to escape the summer

As temperatures rise this summer, Indian travelers are increasingly considering destinations that offer easy access to trekking routes and outdoor experiences.  According to digital travel platform Agoda, accommodation searches for mountain destinations such as Leh, Kasol and McLeod Ganj have risen significantly compared to last year, driven largely by travelers from metro cities. Leh, set …

Love astronomy? Here`s why you should explore Canberra for its astrotourism

For Indian travelers looking beyond familiar summer getaways and crowded holiday circuits, Canberra’s winter offers a distinct shift in season, pace and setting along with immersive ways to experience the night sky. Canberra, Australia’s capital, provides an ideal setting for astrotourism, where crisp winter nights and expansive natural landscapes shape after-dark experiences. From guided stargazing …

No `off-season` in Goa, says tourism minister ahead of monsoon

The concept of an “off-season” is gradually fading as Goa has been witnessing a steady tourist inflow despite global challenges, including geopolitical conflicts affecting the aviation sector, state Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte has said. Addressing mediapersons after chairing a stakeholders` meeting on Wednesday ahead of the monsoon season, Khaunte said there has been a year-on-year …

Visiting Seychelles? Check 5 lesser-known experiences that show a different side

Seychelles has long been associated with luxury resorts, turquoise waters and honeymoon escapes but the destination today offers far more than just postcard-perfect beaches. Travellers are increasingly looking for experiences that feel immersive and personal, and Seychelles delivers exactly that. Beyond the shoreline, the islands reveal a quieter, more layered side filled with local culture, …

Tourist footfall rises in Kashmir year after Pahalgam terror attack

Despite last year`s terror attack in Pahalgam, tourist footfall in Kashmir is once again witnessing a strong revival, with visitors flocking to the Valley to enjoy its pleasant weather, scenic beauty, and renowned hospitality.  Tourists were seen relishing fresh apple juice in the lush apple orchards of Anantnag while exploring the picturesque landscapes of the …

Gujarat`s `Tropic of Cancer Science Park` draws 3,500 visitors in two months

More than 3,500 visitors have visited the newly developed Tropic of Cancer Science Park at Salal village in Prantij taluka of Sabarkantha district within two months of its inauguration, with authorities expecting footfall to increase further during the ongoing summer vacation. The park, developed by the Gujarat Council on Science and Technology (GUJCOST) under the …

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