Namibia open to receive international tourists who test COVID-19 negative
Several nations are slowly reopening their borders for international tourists to jump start their tourism sector after a considerable break...
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Dubai is offering retirement visa and here’s the application criteria, Dubai
Dubai is one such destination that keeps rolling out interesting plans for travellers. But can it get more interesting than...
West Bengal: Belur Math to remain closed to visitors during Durga Puja this year
As per the news reports, West Bengal’s Belur Math will not allow any visitors during the Durga Puja this year....
This Dubai hotel is offering free COVID-19 test to its guests
A hotel in Dubai is offering free COVID-19 tests to facilitate the stay of their guests. This means that you...
White House in the US will resume public tours from Sep. 12, Washington
The famous White House in Washington in the US has decided to restart public tours from September 12, 2020. The...
Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) mountaineers summit Himachal’s Leo Pargil Peak, Himachal Pradesh
A group of mountaineers of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) have successfully scaled Himachal’s Leo Pargil Peak, which is 22,222...
Maharashtra unlock: Hotels open, bars to stay shut and more
Maharashtra hotels reopen now at a 100 per cent capacity, with a bunch of new rules for the latest unlock....
Nepal government planning to give priority to Indian tourists to revive tourism post COVID-19
Wooing Indian tourists is a high priority for the Gandaki provincial government of Nepal once the travel restrictions are lifted...
Tamil Nadu Unlock 4.0: Religious places and hotels to open; inter-state bus and train services to resume
Acting in line with the Government’s new Unlock 4.0 guidelines, the Tamil Nadu state government has allowed passenger train services...
Brazilian island to reopen only for tourists who have recovered from COVID-19
Fernando de Noronha, an archipelago located off the Brazilian coast, has been a tourist hub since long, and a UNESCO...
