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Rs 15,000 per day: Maggi seller at Himachal's Rohtang Pass reveals his off-season earnings, Viral video reveals daily sales breakdownAt Rohtang Pass, a Maggi vendor shares that he sells between 60 and 70 plates daily, along with 200 cups of tea, leading to a daily income ...- Ferns N Petals’ Udman Hotels plans to expand through 50 new hotelsThe company has also launched Udman Naldehra in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh. The company said this strategic expansion is a 'pivotal milestone...
- Helicopter services to be made available at Chamba, Palampur, Rakkar, Reckong-Peo: HP CM SukhuHelicopter services will soon be available in various remote areas of Himachal Pradesh, including Chamba, Palampur, Rakkar, and Reckong-Peo...
- Rs 2,000 crore loss for HP's tourism sector in July-Aug; hoteliers offer discounts to increase footfallThe tourism sector in Himachal Pradesh has suffered losses of approximately Rs 2,000 crore due to heavy rains and low footfall in July and ...
- Himachal witnesses highest tourists in 6 years: Over 1.6 crore visit state in 6 months of 2023The state's Chief Minister, Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, has set an ambitious target of welcoming five crore tourists annually, with a focus on ...
- Desert state of Rajasthan to be promoted as monsoon, adventure destination"Most of the tourists visit Himachal and Uttarakhand to get that adrenaline rush. Not many are aware of adventure activities being run here...
- Indians pack bags, head to Himachal Pradesh to beat Covid blues and heatwaveThe occupancy in the hotels has jumped in the past few days, but is yet to reach its peak.
- Asian Development Bank lends $124 million for tourism infrastructureThis is the third tranche of a loan that is part of the Infrastructure Development Investment Programme for Tourism.
- Plan a quick & relaxing trip to Tapola, the 'Mini-Kashmir' in Maharashtra, or Dhanachuli in HPET-Travel suggests you take a casual day off at work to make the most of an extended weekend in coming months. Here's where you can head to.
- Rs 600 crore ADB-aided tourism programme being implemented in Himachal PradeshA Rs 600-crore tourism infrastructure development programme funded by Asian Development Bank is being implemented in Himachal Pradesh
- Himachal Pradesh attracted 4.85 lakh foreigners in 2011Despite the slowdown, hill stations of Himachal Pradesh attracted nearly 5 lakh foreign tourists in 2011, an increase of more than 30,000 t...
- 'Eco-sensitive' Rohtang threatened by tourist rushRecently, Rohtang was besieged with the number of vehicles headed for this eco-sensitive zone, said Arun Sharma, director tourism.
- HPTDC announces 20 - 30% winter discount in hotelsHimachal Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC) has offered 15 to 30 per cent in its 57-odd hotels from November 15 to April 8 next year.
- Caravan tour packages set for launch soon'Caravan' tour packages, popular in Europe and USA, will soon hit the Indian shores to attract elite segment tourists particularly foreigne...
- Himachal to woo tourists with more treksAiming to woo adventure sport lovers, the Himachal Pradesh government is organising four-day treks in Kullu, Shimla and Kangra districts of...
- Rural India is Incredible, go & exploreEncouraged by the success of its ‘Incredible India’ campaign in attracting foreign tourists, the tourism ministry is now focussing on promo...
- Tourism suffers setback as snowfall eludes DharamsalaTourists are keeping away from Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh as the region awaits winter snowfall.
- Haryana Tourism connecting information centres via intranetHaryana Tourism is developing a state-wide intranet connecting all its Tourist Information Centres to attract tourists.
- Tourists outnumber population in HimachalStatistics reveal that annual tourist inflow to Himachal Pradesh, which earned a revenue of around Rs 1,000 crore from the tourism industry...
- Tourism sector gets a pedal pushLance Armstrong might find the Himalayan terrain in India to his liking. And telling him that would be scores of mountain biking enthusiast...
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