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‘Rs 1.5 lakh challan after a year?’ Indian tourist left shocked as Switzerland trip turns costly months laterAn Indian tourist faced surprise and confusion after receiving a hefty traffic fine from Switzerland. The penalty arrived almost a year aft...- One in six Indian Schengen visa applications were rejected in 2025 — these countries denied the mostIn 2025, over 181,000 Schengen visa applications from India were rejected, resulting in a 15.8% non-issuance rate. While India was a major ...
- Indians among tourists from 40 nations eligible for free on-arrival visas in Sri LankaSri Lanka is offering free 30-day visas on arrival for tourists from 40 nations. Indian travelers are among those who will benefit from thi...
- Thailand ends visa-free entry for India; cuts stay for 92 other countries. Check full listThailand has revoked its 60-day visa-free entry for Indian travelers, moving India to the Visa on Arrival category. This change, affecting ...
- Indians continue to top foreign tourist arrivals in Sri Lanka in AugustSri Lanka's tourism sector continues its recovery, with August seeing 198,235 tourist arrivals, a 20.4% increase compared to the previous y...
- Indian tourist arrivals to Germany jump to 8.6% amid rising visa demand, flight connectivityGermany is becoming a popular destination for Indian tourists. There is an increase in flights and visa applications. The German National T...
- German National Tourism Board to pitch new luxury stays, honeymoon packages to IndiansGermany aims to increase revenues from Indian travelers by 10% next year through targeted campaigns and luxury accommodations. The German N...
- Germany expects 10 pc rise in Indian tourist arrivals in 2025: GNTBGermany expects a 10 per cent rise in Indian tourist numbers next year. The German National Tourism Board predicts one million overnight st...
- Germany wants Indian tourists to visit themGermany has seen a 209% YoY increase in overnight stays by Indians in 2022 over 2021. The German National Tourist Office (GNTO) and German ...
- Germany relaxes Schengen visa appointment rules for IndiansA Schengen visa application form may be submitted three months prior to the intended travel date. It permits holders to travel to any membe...
- Germany sees a rise of 214% in Indian tourists in the first few months of 2022Talking about Germany as a travel destination for Indian travellers, Romit Theophilus, director German National Tourist Office, India (GNTO...
- Germany eyes two million Indian tourists by 2030With India considered one of the top five spenders, Germany has set a target to attract two million Indian travellers to the country by 203...
- Germany expects 8%-10% tourist arrivals from India this yearThe GNTO recently announced its new campaign in India for its new campaign theme – ‘Germany - UNESCO World Heritage destination’.
- Germany opens visa application centre in GoaAround 1,20,000 Indians had procured German visa during the last year, of which the western region accounts for almost 42,000 visas.
- Germany woos Indian tourists with attractive holiday packagesGerman National Tourist Office has started focusing on attracting Indian youth to visit the country by offering cheap budget holiday packag...
- Germany woos young Indian touristsGermany is promoting its various destinations and providing Indian youths a broad spectrum of leisure activities.
- Government mulling to provide visa on arrival to German touristsGovernment said a proposal to extend Visa on Arrival (VoA) facility to visitors from Germany is being considered.
- India asks Germany to liberalise its visa regimeIndia asked Germany to further liberalise its visa regime to facilitate movement of professionals & tourists to enhance economic ties betwe...
- Visa on arrival list expanded to woo touristsThe decision would help the government in meeting its objective to double international tourist arrivals in the next three-four years.
- Visa on arrival list expanded to woo touristsTaking India’s tourist visa on arrival policy to a new level, the MEA has approved the facility for nationals of France, Germany and Russia.
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