What does the future hold for Jaffna grape industry?
By Veidehi Gite Jaffna Grapes were farmed on over 100 hectares of land before the war. After the war, the trade has revived, but will
Should we leave India to Omicron or even Covid?
Covid and Omicron crisis is undeniably real, but the far darker cloud around these are fabricated by the lucrative business community which later became a
Dear Prime Minister, there is a lot called tourism professionals in India!
The tourism industry is one of the most revenue churning sectors in India and it was one of the most impacted due to the Covid-19
Are we married to Covid? Why not a divorce!
The emergence of the Omicron variant of the Covid-19 virus has again revised the pandemic fear and the first and major blow because of this
Indian food: Five bites, for the world!
India has a rich diversity in its culture, and one part of that is the wide variety of foods. While in the era of globalisation,
Nationalism without common sense and the Indian tourism industry
Reciprocity versus common sense is becoming major trouble for the Indian tourism industry. How the sense of nationalism without common sense is affecting India’s own
The spirit of Kashmiriyat
By Hansa Piparsania Kashmir is not just beautiful lush green valleys, forests and snow-clad mountains, but about the humans, culture and a fine woven social
The driving factor: Exclusion of human element from ‘Inclusive Growth’
The tourism industry has been facing difficulty in finding lifelines after being hammered by the Covid-19 pandemic. Achieving sustainability in the sector demands inclusive growth.
Can caravan tourism bring resilience to tourism?
The Indian tourism industry has been hit severely due to the Covid-19 pandemic. What went wrong in reviving the industry? How introducing new policies like
Death note of tourism in India, curated by India Inc.
It’s been nearly two years the Indian tourism has been bleeding due to the Covid-19 pandemic induced crisis, leave alone the economic meltdown that the
Breakfast tours! My experiences
American journalist and author John Gunther wrote “All happiness depends on a leisurely breakfast.” Breakfast is everything. The beginning, the first thing, the most important
Tourism sector: When hosts are worst hit by the pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the tourism industry hard. As a result, many employees in the sector have lost their jobs creating a huge void
Indian cuisines: Heritage, evolution, influences, its killers, preservation and more
Indian cuisines are considered to have the widest variety of foods, colours, spices in the world. How the typical Indian cuisine is evolving? The world
Story of the White Revolution
From being a milk deficient country till the ‘1960s, India has now become the world’s largest milk producer through ‘White Revolution’. In 1970, the country
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