Category Archives: NTO (National Tourist Offices)

Visit Qatar to conduct ‘Curated in Qatar’ webinar on November 23, 2022 at 3pm IST

Come explore Qatar, a vibrant desert peninsula, surrounded by a spectacular coastline, that offers plenty of adventure sports, family fun, culture and more. Attend the ‘Curated in Qatar’ exclusive webinar organised by Visit Qatar hosted exclusively for the travel trade on Wednesday, Nov 23, 2022 at 3pm IST and come one step closer to becoming a Qatar Specialist. Write to jaspreet.kaur@ddppl.com or 9650196532 to register. From traditional souqs to high-street shopping, natural wonders, and thrilling adventure sports – discover all that this Peninsular Gulf country has to offer.

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TAT New Delhi organises ‘Amazing Thailand Golf Roadshow’ in India

To promote the Amazing Golf Experience, Tourism Authority of Thailand, New Delhi office held a Golf Roadshow at the Qutab Golf Course and The Delhi Golf Club. The event was attended by more than 100 golf travel specialists from India. Her Excellency Ms. Pattarat Hongthong, Ambassador of Thailand to India graced the occasion. She said “We thank all Indian partners who have been working closely us for many years and supporting Amazing Thailand. Thailand is fully opened and ready to welcome guests from India returning to Thailand once again.” Thailand also has Amazing Golf facilities. The country has more than 250 golf courses throughout the country—Golf courses by the sea, by the mountains, by the lakes, inside the cities even besides the airports. Top quality courses, reasonable green fees, friendly caddies. From the beach resorts in the south such as Phuket to the mountainous surroundings in the Chiang Mai, north of Thailand or the bustling cities of Bangkok and Pattaya, there are golf courses to suit every preference.

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‘India is currently our fastest recovering market at 86% of pre-pandemic numbers’

Giving an insight into how well the market is growing, Brent Anderson, Regional General Manager for South & South-East Asia, Tourism Australia says, “Right now, we are tracking it at about 86 per cent of the pre-pandemic numbers. That reflects the fastest comeback to ground zero, which is 100% of what we had in 2019. A really conservative forecast of what we should see by the end of June 2023 which is our financial year, is about 10 per cent growth out of the India market. This is while the other markets will still be going towards their respective pre-pandemic level numbers. So it is pretty amazing to see how quickly India has rebounded, recovered and growing.”

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Tourism New Zealand unveils global trade incentive campaign for travel trade

Post the successful launch of its first global campaign since 2019, IF YOU SEEK, Tourism New Zealand unveils its first global trade incentive campaign for travel trade as part of the global campaign. As part of the campaign, two lucky Indian travel sellers will get to experience New Zealand first hand and will be joined by travel sellers from Australia, Germany, Japan, North America, Singapore, South Korea and the UK. Sellers will get to indulge in New Zealand experiences that have been highlighted as part of the campaign.

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Switzerland Tourism to conduct webinar on Zurich’s offerings today at 3pm

Zurich, Switzerland’s largest city, provides tourists with a plethora of accommodation options and access to numerous activities and experiences. Through this webinar, we will showcase Zurich and it’s various touristic offerings. Attend all webinars for a chance to win a trip to Switzerland. For more information, write to jaspreet.kaur@ddppl.com or 9650196532.

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‘Quality tourism guides our growth & transformation as future-forward destination’: GB Srithar

Sharing his views on how Singapore has evolved over the years, GB Srithar, Regional Director (India, ME, South Asia & Africa), Singapore Tourism Board, says, “Singapore is not new to pioneering innovation in the tourism space. Quality Tourism – a development model that emphasizes innovative and capable tourism enterprises, local engagement, and attracting visitors who enhance tourism’s contributions to the economy and society – guides our continuous growth and transformation as a future-forward destination. Over the past two pandemic years, the country has made full use of the tourism downtime by radically reimagining what Indian travellers can enjoy when they visit Singapore. Today, travellers can experience the familiar-favourite Singapore that they’ve always known and loved – but with a brand-new side to what the city has to offer.”

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Switzerland Tourism to conduct webinar on Zurich’s offerings on Oct 28 at 3pm

Zurich, Switzerland’s largest city, provides tourists with a plethora of accommodation options and access to numerous activities and experiences. Through this webinar, we will showcase Zurich and it’s various touristic offerings. Attend all webinars for a chance to win a trip to Switzerland. For more information, write to jaspreet.kaur@ddppl.com or 9650196532.

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UK on track to get back on 15-day processing of Indian visa applications: Alex Ellis, British High Commissioner to India

Alex Ellis, British High Commissioner to India, has said that the United Kingdom is on track to get back to processing Indian visa applications within its standard 15-day period. He also mentioned that they dealt with a great surge in demand for student visas, which is 89 per cent up on last year.

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