Story of the White Revolution
By Shailesh Nair From being a milk deficient country till the ‘1960s, India has now become the world’s largest milk producer through ‘White Revolution’. In
Role of sustainability in post-Covid travel
Post-Covid travel – How it is going to be like? How the hospitality industry will evolve for post-Covid-travel? How the tourists are going to evolve
Untold story of Idukki hills: Micro destinations in Kerala
Munnar is one of the most sought destinations in Kerala, a place called God’s own country. There are hidden gems in the picturesque region. One
Icche Gaon: The wish parish
Icche Gaon is a serene village in the lap of pristine Himalayan hills located in North Bengal, near Kalimpong. The village is surrounded by cloudy
Covid-19 impact on tourism: The second wave brings shadows on hopes
Like the rest of the sectors, Covid-19 impact on tourism too has been huge. Indian tourism industry too is no different. The country is witnessing
Hello hunger, my old friend…
By Avik Chattopadhyay Despite close to 14% of India’s population, at around 190 million people going hungry every day, the country is accounted for 68.7
Hills now and hills then: Changing faces of homestay tourism and Teesta river
The homestay tourism business model and nature of the Teesta river in the Darjeeling hills region have witnessed a drastic change in the last few
Lepchakha: Into the woods, where the Queen of Dooars reigns
Lepchakha, a serene Drukpa hamlet in the lap of hills and forest of Dooars has earned popularity among the weekend backpackers for its beauty. There
What’s the way forward for wedding tourism in India
By Dilip Chenoy Wedding tourism – a seemingly new form of tourism is causing a lot of excitement in the Indian tourism and hospitality industry.
To (m)eat or not to (m)eat! A non-vegetarian’s dilemma
By Avik Chattopadhyay To eat veg or non-veg, to eat meat or not, to eat fish or not – These have been the dilemmas for