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Finland–India tourism workshop 2025 showcases unique experiences for Indian luxury travellers

The Finland–India Tourism Workshop 2025 concluded in New Delhi and Mumbai, bringing together 16 Finnish and Indian partners with India’s leading travel stakeholders. Sara Sodhi Juneja, Founder & CEO of Sara Consulting Services, said, “Indian travellers are looking beyond the ordinary, and Finland delivers on every front — pristine nature, authentic culture and unforgettable once-in-a-lifetime moments.”

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South African Tourism as an organisation/entity continues to operate as usual: Darryl Erasmus, COO, South African Tourism

Sharing an official statement amidst news reports around South African Tourism Board, Darryl Erasmus, Chief Operations Officer, South African Tourism, stated, “We note the recent reports regarding the ‘dissolution of the SA Tourism Board’ and understand the confusion this may have caused. To clarify, South African Tourism as an organisation/entity continues to operate as usual. The dissolution applies only to ‘the board’. While we await a resolution, our focus remains firmly on ensuring continuity across all tourism initiatives, projects, and partnerships, with no disruption to ongoing work.”  

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‘Oman eyeing more biz from India with weddings, MICE, adventure campaigns’

Speaking at the Oman roadshow ‘Focus Oman’ in Jaipur, Yousuf Khalaf Al Mujaizi, Assistant Director, Business Development Department, Ministry of Heritage & Tourism, Oman, said, “India is a vital source market for us. In 2024, we welcomed 623,623 arrivals from India and look forward to building this momentum. We are investing in multi-channel campaigns targeting luxury travel, weddings, MICE and adventure tourism.”

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Industry leaders call for relaunch of ‘Incredible India 2.0’ with global roadshows

At FAITH Conclave 2025, tourism leaders urged the relaunch of the Incredible India campaign with global roadshows. They stressed the need for more physical events, roadshows and government-backed campaigns abroad, arguing digital outreach alone cannot achieve significant inbound growth and urged a coordinated push to position India as a leading tourism and MICE hub.

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Eco-Tourism, homestays & adventure travel are competitive strengths for Indian tourism: S Jaishankar

S Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister, GoI, said eco-tourism, homestays and adventure travel are India’s competitive tourism strengths. He urged travel companies to integrate these offerings into itineraries, citing their role in delivering authenticity, sustainability and supporting major events for domestic and global travellers.

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