And Beyond
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Belarus and Azerbaijan improve their bilateral tourism relations.
At a recent meeting in Minsk, Belarus, the Azerbaijani delegation also took part in three panel discussions on important tourism-related topics. The topics of discussion included eco-friendly and active activities, as well as gastronomy and agritourism. The State Tourism Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Azerbaijan Tourism Board (ATB) took part in the International Tourism Forum “Travel HUB…
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Travel DMC Group opens for business in Indonesia on May 15.
With the establishment of PT Travel DMC Indonesia, the Travel DMC Group has announced its entry into the Indonesian market. With operations scheduled to start on May 15, 2026, the business has set up its regional headquarters in Jimbaran, Bali. Following its established presence in the Philippines, the move represents a major milestone in the group’s growth strategy for Southeast…
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Phu Quoc Visa-Free Entry for Indians Comes with Restrictions.
An advise outlining crucial visa requirements and procedural procedures in the event of crises or passport loss has been released by the Indian Embassy in Vietnam for Indian people visiting Phu Quoc Island in Vietnam. Under certain circumstances, some foreign nationals, including Indians, can currently enter Phu Quoc without a visa. However, the exemption does not allow access into mainland…
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South African Tourism Concludes 11th “Learn SA” Programme in Lucknow.
On March 31, 2026, South African Tourism‘s multi-city “Learn South Africa” campaign came to an end in Lucknow. The 11th edition of “Learn South Africa” in Lucknow represents a significant turning point in South African tourism’s ongoing efforts to fortify its alliances with Indian travel industry experts. The workshop series is intended to give travel trade partners a deeper understanding…
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Auxilia Networks Partners with Nordic Tourism Collective and Blenheim Palace to Promote India.
In order to represent the Nordic Tourism Collective in India and encourage travel from India to the Nordic and Baltic regions, Auxilia Networks, an Indian tourism consulting firm, has signed an agreement with the Collective. Through the agreement, Auxilia Networks will promote awareness and engagement with the Indian travel industry while assisting Indian travel operators in growing their outbound business…
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VFS Global Opens New Visa Application Centre in Bhubaneswar.
In order to meet the increasing demand for visa services in Odisha and the neighbouring areas, VFS Global has announced the opening of a new Visa Application Center in Bhubaneswar. It is the company’s second Visa Application Center in eastern India. In front of luminaries from the diplomatic community, including representatives from Austria, Italy, and Switzerland, Mohan Charan Majhi and…
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Rail Europe Integrates European Sleeper to Enhance Cross-Border Services.
In response to the increasing demand for overnight rail travel, Rail Europe has strengthened its cross-border offering by adding European Sleeper services to its portfolio of European rail products. According to reports, the inclusion of European Sleeper will enhance Rail Europe’s current night train portfolio, increasing the variety of overnight alternatives on its platform and allowing partners to develop their…
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JourneyLabel announces the “We Love LA” campaign in India in collaboration with Los Angeles Tourism.
In an effort to promote Los Angeles to India’s expanding luxury travel market, JourneyLabel and the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board have launched the “We Love LA” campaign. The partnership, which highlights Los Angeles through a carefully chosen, experience-led perspective, is positioned as a deliberate initiative to link Indian high-net-worth tourists with one of the most famous locations on…
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Moroccan National Tourism Completes Three-City Roadshow in South India.
The Moroccan National Tourism Office (MNTO) has completed a three-city MICE roadshow in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai. The roadshows, which brought together more than 80 travel industry experts and Moroccan stakeholders on March 23, 24, and 25, 2026, respectively, highlighted Morocco’s increasing appeal as a MICE and experiential tourism destination. “We are seeing strong momentum across MICE, luxury travel, and…
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Bali’s Mount Agung will be closed for 28 days.
For the next month, the public will not be able to access Bali’s most revered volcano. All treks and tourist trips to Mount Agung, Bali’s tallest and most spiritually significant mountain, will be forbidden due to cleansing rites. Here at The Bali Sun, “we keep our readers informed about impending events that could affect travel plans as well as the…
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