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Goa’s new Porvorim bridge promises faster travel, stronger tourism and major economic benefits for residents and businesses
The inauguration of the NH66 Goa–Porvorim bridge marks a significant infrastructure milestone for the state, promising quicker journeys, smoother logistics and stronger tourism growth. Goa Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte said the 5.15-kilometre flyover, including a 4.19-kilometre elevated corridor, would ease congestion and reduce travel time between Mapusa and Panjim from 40 minutes to around 10. Expected to carry 75,000 vehicles daily, the bridge is also designed to support future growth linked to Mopa airport and the coastal road, while encouraging visitors to explore Goa beyond its beaches.
Marriott launches Project Prarambh to create hospitality careers for youth
Marriott International has launched Project Prarambh in partnership with The Job Plus and the Tourism & Hospitality Skill Council to provide youth from vulnerable communities with hospitality skills, workplace exposure and mentorship. The initiative aims to train 500 young people aged 18-30 over the next two to three years and support pathways to formal employment.
Agoda’s repeat visitor ranking puts New Delhi at top in India
Agoda’s 2026 Repeat Visitor Ranking places New Delhi as India’s most revisited destination based on bookings in the first half of the year. Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Kochi complete the domestic top five. Across Asia, Tokyo has overtaken Bangkok to claim the top spot, while Bali, Seoul and Osaka round out the top five.
Saudi Tourism Authority names Ageel Alshaibani as CEO
Ageel Alshaibani has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of the Saudi Tourism Authority. Previously, he held the position of Deputy Minister of Tourism for Strategic Planning. With over eighteen years of diverse professional experience, Alshaibani's leadership is pivotal in furthering Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 tourism initiatives, enhancing the Kingdom's tourism sector and supporting its broader economic diversification efforts.
Uzbekistan introduces 30-day visa-free regime for Indian citizens
In a significant development, Uzbekistan has implemented a visa-free regime for Indian citizens lasting 30 days, promoting stronger connections and tourism growth. The bilateral trade between India and Uzbekistan surpasses one billion US dollars, exemplifying their robust partnership. Prime Minister Modi’s visit enhances collaboration across numerous sectors, paving the way for a prosperous future.
How extreme weather is changing the way travellers experience and access Himalayan destinations?
Extreme weather is changing the meaning of access. Earlier, a difficult mountain journey was understood largely in terms of distance, road quality and seasonal congestion. Today, it must also be understood in terms of uncertainty. A road open at the beginning of a journey may not remain open when a traveller returns. Mobile connectivity and electricity may fail at the same time, making warnings and rescue more difficult.
Singapore targets longer stays, repeat visits as Indian arrivals cross 600,000
The first-half visitor figure reinforces India's position as one of Singapore's most important source markets. In 2025, India was the city-state's fifth-largest source of international visitor arrivals, with 1.2 million Indian visitors, even as Singapore recorded a record 16.9 million international arrivals overall. Tourism receipts for the full year reached a record S$32.8 billion.
Finland targets India's summer, MICE travellers as demand grows beyond Lapland
The shift comes as Finland recorded sustained growth from India, with Indian overnight stays in Lapland rising 89% in 2024 over 2023 and a further 20% in 2025, according to data shared by Sara Consulting Services, which organised the Finland-India Tourism Workshop 2026. Finland also records the highest number of Indian overnight stays among the Nordic countries, according to the workshop organisers.
Why Switzerland is selling silence instead of spectacle to India's luxury travellers?
As global tourism shifts from destination promotion to experience-led storytelling, Switzerland Tourism is embracing a quieter, more purposeful approach to luxury. In this exclusive interview, Simon Bosshart, Chief Markets Officer East at Switzerland Tourism, explains why authenticity, privacy, nature and meaningful experiences are replacing spectacle in luxury travel, how India's affluent travellers are reshaping destination strategies, and why the future of tourism marketing lies in storytelling, sustainability and intelligent personalisation rather than mass campaigns.
Sikkim govt to launch online permit system for tourism regulation
Sikkim is set to roll out a comprehensive online permit system to enhance transparency and reduce financial leakages. By incorporating geo-fencing technology, only qualified local operators will be authorized to issue permits. All payments will be conducted digitally, and permits will be strictly non-transferable. This initiative aims to safeguard the integrity of Sikkim's prestigious tourist destinations.
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