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Air India launches first non-stop flight connecting India with PhilippinesAir India launched India's first direct flight to the Philippines. The inaugural Delhi to Manila flight departed today. Regular services wi...- Two climbers, from India and Philippines, die on EverestTragedy struck Mount Everest as the climbing season commenced, with the unfortunate deaths of two mountaineers. Subrata Ghosh from India, p...
- Philippines to introduce digital nomad visa to attract foreign professionalsThe Philippines has officially launched its Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) program, effective April 24, 2025, allowing eligible foreign remote wo...
- Philippines launches e-visa for Indian passport holdersThe Philippines has launched an e-Visa system for Indian passport holders, simplifying travel to the Southeast Asian nation. The online pla...
- Philippines launches Cruise Visa Waiver Program for foreign touristsBoosting post-pandemic tourism, the Philippines' Cruise Visa Waiver was introduced on July 16 by BI, DOT, and DOJ at TIEZA. Top officials, ...
- GMR group among favorites to win $3 billion Manilla airport projectSaurabh Chawla, Executive Director (Finance & Corporate Strategy) of GMR Group, stated that the group plans to continue operations both dom...
- Philippines President directs to extend e-visas for Indians to promote people to people ties“To capture the tourism markets of China and India, PSAC has recommended the inclusion of Indian nationals under the visa-upon-arrival prog...
- Sterling and Wilson to set up 23-MW solar plant in PhilippinesSterling and Wilson, part of the Shapoorji Pallonji Group, today said it has bagged a contract from Singapore-headquartered Sindicatum Rene...
- Philippines witnesses 22% growth in Indian tourists during first nine months of 2015Philippines has witnessed around 22% growth in Indian tourists visiting the country during the first nine months of 2015 as compared to the...
- Travel Trade Talk: Tourism experts say what marketing strategies workTourism Experts speak to ET about promotional strategies for the Indian Market at a travel mart held in Mumbai recently.
- India to be among top 5 tourist source markets for PhilippinesThe steps that are being taken up includes facilitation of travel, as connectivity between the two countries needs to be improved, easing o...
- Visa-on-arrival facility a boost for Kerala tourism: Oommen ChandyIntroduction of tourist visa-on-arrival facility at Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi airports marks a new chapter for tourism in the state, sai...
- Philippines sees India among top 10 markets in tourist inflowPhilippines Tourism today said it expects India to be among its top-10 markets in the coming years as it is targetting to attract more tour...
- Tourism Minister proposes more airports for visa-on-arrival serviceThe Tourism Ministry is in talks with the Ministries of Home Affairs and External Affairs to extend the visa-on-arrival facility.
- Megawide to tie up with GMR to bid for Philippines projectThe tie-up between both the companies will come through only when the airport contract is awarded to them.
- Philippines aims to attract 66,000 Indian tourists this yearPhilippines is targeting a 43 per cent growth in Indian tourist arrivals at over 66,000 this year, a top government official said.
- Kerala tourism to hold road shows in Saudi ArabiaSeeking to tap cash-rich Gulf market, Kerala Tourism is all set to hold its maiden roadshow in Jeddah in Saudi Arabia on May 6.
- Philippines Airlines launches Delhi-Manila direct flightAiming to attract more Indians to that country, Philippines Airlines today launched its first direct flight from India.
- Philippines invites Indian investment in mining, BPO sectorsThe main exports to the Philippines include electronic integrated circuits and micro assemblies, phosphoric acid, while imports are flat-ro...
- Philippine 2007 tourist arrivals up 8.7 per cent, says GovtTourist arrivals in the Philippines for 2007 rose 8.7 per cent from the previous year to a record 3.09 million, the tourism department said...
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