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New Entry Checks In Spain: How Much Money You Must Have Available
Visitors to Spain could be asked to prove they have enough money to support themselves during their stay, with border officials carrying out random checks. Travellers may need to show at least EUR 122.10 per day, subject to a minimum threshold
Ananta Spa & Resort Jaipur Brings Large-Scale Luxury To The Pink City
Spread across 40 acres, Ananta Spa & Resort Jaipur offers luxury stays, destination wedding venues, and wellness facilities
Thailand To Launch THIM App For Faster Immigration Clearance: What Travellers Need To Know
The upcoming THIM app will let foreign travellers scan passports, generate digital arrival cards, and speed up immigration clearance
Would You Run A Marathon On A Volcano? Welcome To The Darecation
For a growing number of travellers, the perfect holiday is no longer measured by how much they unwind, but by how much they achieve. Enter the darecation — a travel trend built around challenge, adventure, and personal milestones
Why Travel Is Becoming Non-Negotiable for Indian Holidaymakers
Travel is holding firm in 2026, with most people continuing to prioritise annual holidays even as rising costs and global uncertainty reshape how they plan their trips
Luxury Leads The Boom As Indian Summer Travel Enters An Experience-First Era
Cleartrip data shows strong growth in hotels, flights and buses, with Bengaluru, Bali, and northeast India drawing travellers
Zojila Tunnel Breakthrough Brings Kashmir And Ladakh Closer Than Ever
The Zojila Tunnel marks a major step in connecting Kashmir and Ladakh, cutting through the Himalayas at high altitude. Once complete, it will ease travel across the Zojila Pass, reduce journey time, and end months-long winter isolation in the region
How Currency Depreciation Is Reshaping Outbound Budgets For Indians
As the rupee weakens against major global currencies, Indian travellers are adjusting budgets, shortening itineraries, choosing value-driven destinations, and planning forex expenses more strategically
From Bucket Lists To Leaderboards: The Growing Obsession With Counting Countries In Travel
Not so long ago, travellers compared stories. Now they compare numbers. From social media feeds to backpacker hostels, country counting has turned travel into something closer to a scoreboard, where every border crossed adds to a growing tally
Planning a Europe Trip? Here's Why More Indians Are Seeing Schengen Visa Rejections
Europe's visa landscape is shifting. Learn which Schengen countries approve the most Indian travellers—and which don't
UNESCO Advisory Panel Recommends Japan’s Asuka-Fujiwara Sites For World Heritage Status
The historic capitals of Asuka and Fujiwara in Nara Prefecture are likely to become Japan's newest UNESCO World Heritage Site
A Forgotten Himalayan Toy Train Returns, Echoing Kalka–Shimla’s Magic
The Pathankot–Jogindernagar narrow-gauge line has resumed services after four years, reopening a quieter Himalayan route that winds through the Kangra Valley with views of the Dhauladhar range
Strong Solar Storm Set To Hit Earth Today, Could Bring Rare Auroras To Northern India
The incoming solar storm could briefly reach severe levels and may create rare aurora sightings across high-altitude regions of northern India
Tamara Leisure Enters Spiritual Tourism With New Hospitality Brand Raé
India’s spiritual tourism sector gets a boost as Tamara unveils Raé, blending faith-focused experiences with hospitality
Why Everyone Is Talking About Dusking—And Why You Should Try It On Your Next Trip
Dusking is redefining travel with mindful sunset moments, digital detoxes, and a renewed appreciation for stillness
Rare Caracal Returns To Kuno National Park After Decades
A rare camera trap image has confirmed the return of the elusive caracal to Kuno National Park after decades. Conservationists see the sighting as a sign of improving habitats and growing biodiversity in India's flagship wildlife landscape
Why Gen Z Is Choosing Quietcations And Hushpitality Over Traditional Luxury Travel
For Gen Z, true luxury is no longer extravagance; it’s peace, privacy and the freedom to switch off
Hemkund Sahib Yatra 2026: A Complete Travel And Pilgrimage Guide To One Of The Highest Sacred Shrines In The Himalayas
Hemkund Sahib Yatra 2026 draws pilgrims into the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, where a high-altitude trek leads to a sacred glacial lake Gurudwara surrounded by snow peaks. The journey blends devotion, endurance, and mountain landscapes
Summit Hotels & Resorts Enters Spiritual Tourism With Launch Of The Mandir Collection
Summit Hotels & Resorts has launched The Mandir Collection, a new spiritual hospitality brand aimed at pilgrims and wellness travellers, marking its entry into India’s fast-growing faith-based travel market with its first property in Salasar
IndiGo Cuts Six International Routes As Rising Costs And Airspace Restrictions Bite
IndiGo is adjusting capacity on select international routes as fuel costs, airspace restrictions, and demand shifts continue
Gen Z Doesn’t Want A Vacation Anymore. They Want A Personality Test On The Move
Short getaways, spontaneous bookings, spiritual journeys, hidden destinations, and shared stays—India’s Gen Z is rewriting the rules of travel. Here’s how a generation is turning every trip into an expression of identity
Hyatt Spotlights Experiential Hospitality With 'Together by Hyatt' Event In Kolkata
Hyatt Regency Kolkata hosted Together By Hyatt 2026, bringing together hospitality leaders, corporate planners and industry partners to discuss experiential travel trends
Valley of Flowers National Park Opens For 2026 Season In Uttarakhand
The Valley of Flowers National Park in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district has reopened for the 2026 season, with authorities confirming that visitors can access the UNESCO World Heritage Site from June 1 to October 31
Germany Removes Airport Transit Visa Rule For Indians From June 2026
Indian travellers flying via Germany will no longer need an Airport Transit Visa from June 3, 2026, with the rule change covering major hubs like Frankfurt and Munich for onward journeys to non-Schengen destinations
Tadoba Core Areas Off Limits For Tourists As Monsoon Season Begins
Travellers can still explore Tadoba's buffer zones this monsoon, even as core areas shut for conservation and maintenance
Blue Ocean And The Crime Against The Himalayas
Filmmaker Shankar Borua’s latest thriller “Blue Ocean” uses the story of a financial fraudster to explore a larger deception: the environmental cost of unchecked development, overtourism, and ecological decline in the Himalayas
DigiYatra Now Mandatory For International Transit At Four Major Indian Airports
International transit passengers at Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad airports must now use DigiYatra's biometric system
6 Airports Where The 100ml Liquid Rule Is Not Followed
These airports are using advanced scanners that allow passengers to carry liquids above 100ml, making airport security checks faster and more convenient

































