Author: Laboni Chatterjee
Palladium to open seven of its hotels in Ibiza, Tenerife and Málaga in July
From 3 July onwards, Palladium Hotel Group will open seven of its hotels in Ibiza, Tenerife and Málaga welcoming back national and international travellers once more to enjoy their holidays in three of Spain’s favourite destinations. In Ibiza, the company plans to open five of its hotels. Grand Palladium Palace Ibiza Resort & Spa and […]
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Gradual reopening of tourism in Singapore, attractions and tours to resume operations
As part of the resumption of activities in Phase 2 after the Circuit Breaker, tourism businesses in Singapore have been permitted to resume operations in stages from 1 July, beginning with 13 attractions. STB will also allow domestic tour operators to begin submitting their applications to resume operations. Attractions and tour operators are required to […]
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SOTC Travel observers a surge in demand for Romantic Holidays
From important anniversaries to special occasions such as weddings and personal achievements, holidays have given travellers the chance to celebrate the important milestones in life. With stringent restrictions on social gatherings limiting wedding celebrations this year, couples are looking at investing their savings towards a memorable honeymoon. These are mostly new-age couples who would have […]
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RARE India launches three new initiatives – RATAN, RAIN and Beautiful Planet
RARE India, which is a collection of some of the finest conscious luxury boutique hotels, palace stays, wildlife lodges, homestays and retreats in India and the subcontinent, has launched three initiatives with the aim of growing its community of earth loves and travel enthusiasts who believe in sustainable living. Two of the initiatives, RARE Travel […]
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Darjeeling-the Queen of Hills in West Bengal is all set to welcome tourists from July 1
Darjeeling, the queen of hills, is all set to welcome tourists from July 1 onwards, after three months since lockdown began due to Covid-19 outbreak. The hills survive on Tea, tourism and education. Covid-19, like elsewhere had paralyzed the economy in the hills. Hotels are out of business, restaurants, shopping markets are shut because of […]
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SriLankan Airlines supports export industries by converting passenger aircraft to full freighter
In its quest to continuously support Sri Lanka’s export industries and to keep the country connected with the global economy during the pandemic, the National Carrier SriLankan Airlines has converted a wide-body passenger aircraft into a dedicated cargo aircraft. This converted Airbus A330 aircraft commenced operations on the 25th of June to key destinations in […]
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Meghalaya launches a stunning film as a part of the ‘Trip Now, Travel Later’ initiative
Meghalaya-The Land of the Clouds has a special message for travel lovers in these times of crisis and urges every traveller to #TripNowTravelLater. Created by YAAP Digital, the film was made with a vision of capturing the scenic beauty of Meghalaya’s natural landscape and showcasing its mountains, rivers and waterfalls. ‘Trip Now, Travel Later’ is a […]
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Taiwan offers Tea Trails and Celebrations as a part of its “Holidays for Healing”
Acknowledging the Indian love for a good cup of tea, Taiwan has included a series of tea-centred celebrations and holidays as part of the ‘Holiday for Healing’. These holidays are part of a larger outlook by Taiwan to promote organic tea and work on international standardisation of quality. Taiwan’s Tea context Currently, Taiwan accounts for […]
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Australia’s fascinating architectural marvels are guaranteed to leave you spellbound – Discover them today
While you’re taking a break in between your work calls or unwinding at the end of the day, treat yourself to these postcard-worthy breath-taking designs, and perhaps bucket list them for when you travel again. Sydney Opera House, Sydney Whether you’ve seen it in the iconic scenes from Tom Cruise’s Mission impossible 2 or as […]
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Egypt is looking forward to the safe return of tourism
The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, in coordination with the Ministry of Civil Aviation, the Ministry of Health and Population and the Egyptian Federation of Tourism has proposed the attached guide to describe the safety rules in hygiene matters in hotel establishments, in tourist activities, archaeological sites, museums, airports and onboard Egyptian planes. After the […]
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