State Tourism Board

» Sikkim govt to allow only registered tour operators to ply tourists to restricted places

The move follows fleecing of tourists by drivers and touts during the recently concluded weeklong Durga Puja vacation ... Read more

» Aurangabad declared as tourism capital of Maharashtra by Tourism Minister Dr Vijay Kumar Gavit

50 per cent tax concessions for the hospitality industry to tide over off-season problem ... Read more

» Himachal Pradesh Tourism Department to organise road show in Delhi on October 23-24, 2010

The road show will start with a business meet on ‘Unforgettable Himachal’, where tourism potential of the state, strategy to be followed and investment opportunities in tourism sector will be highlighted by the state government.  ... Read more

» PHTPB ropes in private hoteliers, dhaba owners to promote Rural Tourism

Already nine dhabhas are undergoing training in hygiene, cooking and other aspects and will be issued certificates in the next two weeks. ... Read more

» Electronic catalogue launched for tourism department of Himachal Pradesh

The catalogue showcases tourism potential of the state and will guide visitors about various places and holiday options. ... Read more

» World Travel Awards Asia & Australasia Winners announced

India has proven its credentials as a top travel destination, taking away the title of "Asia's Leading Destination" at the World Travel Awards Ceremony. ... Read more

» ITM 2010 to start in Goa from October 14

The four-day event will be jointly promoted by the Goa Tourism Development Corporation (GTDC) and the state department of tourism, India Tourism, Travel & Tourism Association of Goa (TTAG) and the Goa Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI). ... Read more

» 21st TTG TRAVEL AWARDS 2010

Applauding 29 Accomplished New Award Winners For Various Categories ... Read more

» Rajasthan, Goa sign MoU for joint tourism promotion

Both Goa and Rajasthan will be promoting each others tourism potential in their respective states. ... Read more

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