Amid reports of long delays or high rejection rates for visa to the West, the latest UK Immigration Statistics today show an 89 per cent increase in student visas granted to Indians.
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South Korea reopens travel for Indian tourists
Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) India, the travel and tourism arm of the Republic of Korea has announced the re-opening of South Korea to Indian travellers.
Indians major contributors to resurgence in Singapore tourism
Singapore News: Indians represent the second highest nationality coming to Singapore during this six-month period with over 219,000 visiting the island as per Singapore Tourism Board.
This vacation, follow the travel trail to Singapore
Singapore news: As the travel curbs being lifted and the landscape comes alive, it’s just that time of the year when you should pack your bags for a Singapore visit.
Is it safe to travel to Istanbul? Tips for a trip to Turkey
Turkey hides one of the most intriguing tourist attractions in Europe. Thousands of people visit its cities and fall in love with them.
In Pics: World’s most popular views chosen by travellers
Seeking out the picture-perfect view at a new location is often a priority for travellers and people moving to a new city.
Five most popular panoramas in India
New research using travel platform TripAdvisor’s data has revealed the most popular views and scenic locations in India and around the world.
Looking to mentor members’ creative spirit: SGS president Viral Patel
Excerpts of our interview with Viral Patel, the newly elected president of the Singapore Gujarati Society.
India drops eight ranks on travel, tourism index; still in top South Asia list
India’s place dropped eight ranks to 54 from 46 in 2019 in a global travel and tourism development index, but still remained on the top within South Asia.
STB is looking to expand India-Singapore corridor: Keith Tan
As part of a sustained campaign to revitalise international tourism, especially in the India-Singapore corridor, the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) held a panel discussion at the 29th SATTE.
