About India Outbound Magazine
India Outbound is India’s only B2B travel media platform, that encompasses a print magazine, a website, an online TV channel and dynamic social media platforms, entirely dedicated to the promotion of foreign destinations and products in India. India Outbound is a niche platform not just for tourism destinations and products to promote themselves to the Indian travel industry, but also for decision makers to build/change their strategy in a context where the Indian outbound market is not only growing but changing with new dynamics. India Outbound brings to you the latest trends of the market with in depth analysis. |
SpiceJet secures clearance to operate on India-US route
In an interesting development, India’s domestic carrier SpiceJet has taken an early lead among other private airlines,… [READ MORE] |
Tourism Authority of Thailand launches first Amazing Thailand eBook
Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has compiled more than 200 of its destination brochures, leaflets, books, maps,… [READ MORE] |
Dubai keen to receive health tourists
Dubai says it is keen to receive health tourists, for a wide spectrum of medical and wellness treatments across all its public and private hospitals,… [READ MORE] |
Sri Lanka delays reopening tourism for international visitors
Sri Lanka had initially planned to open its international airports to foreign tourists from August 1, but has now decided to delay the same,… [READ MORE] |
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Switzerland opens border for 21 countries, India not in the list
With the panic surrounding the pandemic beginning to subside in Europe, Switzerland has opened its doors for tourists from many countries, but not from India. [READ MORE] |
Oman closes Al Tahir caves tampered by visitors
Oman’s tourism ministry has issued a statement on its stance to not permit tourism operations at the Al Tahir caves stating that cracks,… [READ MORE] |
A 250-metre-high glass-bottom exploration deck opens in China
It is a big question if international tourists will pick China as their next destination or not after the pandemic,… [READ MORE] |
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