COVID-19 Reopening

The newly issued guidelines by the Uttarakhand government confirm that travellers will no longer need to submit a COVID negative certificate, permit or an e-pass to enter the state borders.

Prime Minister of Thailand Prayut Chan-o-cha recently announced in a cabinet meeting that Thailand will soon be introducing a 90-day-long visa for travellers. The decision comes as an attempt to

The national parks and forests in West Bengal are all set to welcome tourists with appropriate safety measures from September 23 as per the announcement by Rajib Banerjee, the Forest

President of the country Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed while addressing to the press, that South Africa is all set to reopen its borders for international travellers in the month of

Following the Unlock 4.0, the state of Himachal Pradesh has finally lifted all travel restrictions to enter its borders. Travellers will now be able to enter this popular holiday

To revive the tourism sector of Bhutan, the tourism officials of the country are in talks of developing a “Travel Bubble” with India, to start with. Bhutan’s Tourism Council

The world-famous hill stations of West Bengal, Darjeeling and Kalimpong have opened up for tourists after a hiatus of around six months because of the Coronavirus pandemic. Back on 5th

In an announcement made lately by the Indian High Commission in the Maldives, 5 flights will now run between the countries every week under the special air bubble arrangement. While

After a long gap of six months, the heritage monuments of Taj Mahal and Agra Fort are scheduled to open their gates for tourists from 21st of September. According to

After a hiatus of  six months, the most famous tourist activity of Bir Billing- paragliding is scheduled to resume in the town from 15th of September. The government of Himachal

As a part of the nationwide Unlock 4, the government of Andhra Pradesh has permitted the resumption of all kinds of tourist activities in the state after a standstill of

The government of Madhya Pradesh has given its permission for the opening up of water tourism activities with a reduced capacity of 50 per cent along with all COVID-19 prevention

The Indian state of Sikkim has plans to start welcoming tourists from the month of October. Making for a major part of the revenue of the state, tourism is hit

The Karnataka government has decided to reopen Nandi Hills from the 7th of September, for visitors from 8 am to 5 pm. Nandi hills serve as one of the most

In accordance with the latest plans of the government of Nepal, the country will offer Indian tourists the topmost priority in an attempt to revive its tourism sector after lifting

In an attempt to revive its tourism industry that has long been experiencing a standstill due to the pandemic, the Indian state of Odisha has plans for starting river cruises.

Egypt has opened its doors for cultural tourists from 1st of September. All kinds of services associated with cultural tourism have started operating in the country with a 50 per

With the Deputy Commissioner Bagadi Gautham issuing an order for the withdrawal of the COVID-19 ban, the district of Chikkamagalur has eliminated intra-state and inter-state travel ban and has opened

The news of Goa government opening up borders for everybody has brought much excitement and joy to the travel junkies of India, who had long kept their plans on hold

As a part of Unlock 4, the Union home ministry has granted the states permission to resume bars, hotels, and metro services from 7th September. While Tamil Nadu and Jharkhand

The government of Uttarakhand has relaxed the norms set to counter COVID-19 in the state for tourists, in an attempt to revive its tourism sector, which is considered to be

In accordance with the Gujarat government’s latest official announcement, the first-ever seaplane service of India will be inaugurated in the state on 31st October, the birth anniversary of the

In accordance with a statement released lately by Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore and Thailand will be accelerating their discussions regarding the development of a green lane to