The recent US-China summit saw improved engagement but little progress on global economic challenges. China's trade practices continue to i...

Solo travel is booming in India. Younger Indians are increasingly choosing to explore the world alone. They prefer unique experiences over ...

A wave of Indian travelers is set to explore Asia and Australia in the upcoming years, as nations such as South Korea and Japan unveil fres...

Pop star Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were spotted in Tokyo. The couple enjoyed a sumo wrestling match and ...

Travel companies are crafting unique itineraries for Gen Z and millennials, moving beyond traditional sightseeing to offer experiences like...

Credit card or forex card, DIY or package? Here are some ways in which you can save on flights, stay, commutes and sightseeing while travel...

Even though no vaccinations are mandatory to visit Egypt, you can still get them as a precaution.

Mauritius is home to spectacular underwater 'waterfall'.

Trains have become the new cool for the well-heeled.

From where to stay to what to do, Rakshit Desai gives you all the answers.

Bomb threats are extremely uncommon in Japan. No explosives were found and no arrests were made in any of the cases, which took place far a...

While villages are a recent addition to experiential travel, rural Ladakh and Northeast are the popular choice.

For those planning to go on a holiday abroad, here's a ready reckoner of destinations where the rupee has gained in value over the past 12 ...

Insights from a new Visa survey include the fact that barring China, moneyed Indians are younger than their regional counterparts.

Culture and heritage are no longer used in politics alone. More tourists are actively seeking experiences that highlight the history of des...

ET-Travel salutes countries that have embraced tourists from around the world to enjoy their local festivals and events.

In a bid to minimise the impact of a downturn in the world economy and the terror attacks resulting into a decline in foreign tourist inflo...