Delhi Informer

Nothing had changed, said Lahore resident Sofia Joseph when she reached Delhi on Friday evening. This was the second time she had travelled to Delhi with her son on the Delhi to Lahore bus. This time… The Hindu – Delhi

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With two million visitors arriving each year — or nearly 10 percent of the total number of tourist arrivals for the whole country — as well as frequent first-place rankings in surveys of favorite holiday destinations, the Greek island of Santorini has emerged as one of the top tourism destinations worldwide. There are currently 75 […]

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Peak winter across north India has been so freakishly warm and dry this year that, if the trend continues, many cities could be setting high temperature records by the time the season is over. In Delhi, for instance, January daytime temperatures so far… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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New Delhi: Delhi Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra rode a bike to office on Friday, having decided not to use a solo car during the duration of the odd-even scheme until January 15. On the first day of the car use regulation system aimed at Sify.com

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Panaji: BJP ministers and their allies clearly want all the fun swept away from Goa beaches. Days after a local minister clamoured for a ban on short skirts, Union MoS for tourism and culture Shripad Naik on Saturday railed against “pub culture”,… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Delhi government launched online travel portal developed by Delhi Tourism department in association with D Paul’s Travels here. Using this portal, Delhi Tourism department will provide services to national and international tourists through its website www.delhitourism.gov.in, a statement issued by the Tourism Department said. People will take benefit of the portal for booking tickets, hotels, […]

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Once constructed, this bridge will replace the bridge at Wazirabad. Top Headlines

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India's top court bans tourism in tiger parks NEW DELHI — India's top court banned tourism in tiger reserves across the country Tuesday in a ruling that aims to protect the endangered big cats but may disrupt travel plans for droves of tourists who booked stays at the hundreds of hotels that have … Read […]

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NEW DELHI, July 25 (UPI) — India’s Supreme Court has ordered a ban on tourism in “core zones” of more than 40 of the country’s government-run tiger reserves. In its ruling, the court warned states failing to put the bans in place and maintain … Delhi – Bing News

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