India launched the Cruise Bharat Mission to expand cruise tourism over five years, planning 10 sea cruise terminals, 100 river cruise termi...

Amsterdam is set to bar cruise ships from the city center to reduce pollution and limit the number of tourists visiting the area. The city ...

Today, the Ministry of Tourism through central financial assistance scheme has been supporting tourism infrastructure development-related p...

The Centre, through the national infrastructure pipeline, was investing Rs 110 lakh crore in the infrastructure sector with a special focus...

With the temperatures soaring, explore the Indian waterways on your summerscapes during the next trip.

The 'most important emphasis' for major ports would now be on improving export of agriculture and aqua products, said Union Shipping Minist...

A cruise holiday sums up a relaxing holiday.

The government has prepared a plan to develop cruise tourism from India and is in talks with international companies to kick-start the faci...

Custom apps will allow crew members to keep better track of guests’ tastes and preferences, so staff can offer personalised service.

Nirbhay was developed by Aeronautical Development Establishment, a Defence Research and Development Organisation ( DRDO) laboratory based i...

Is a Mumbai-to-Mumbai round trip on a luxury liner merely a transport facility for passengers or is it akin to a luxury hotel stay?

A night at sea on a luxury cruise liner or a trip across the Arabian Sea to Dubai could soon become a reality with the Chennai-based AMET C...

Holiday packs to Maldives for Rs 5,500 per head a night cracks the price barrier.

They've been in the arc lights for a while now, for their upward mobility, hunger for consumption, and lofty ambitions.

By hosting 43 cruise ships between April 2007 and March 2008, Cochin Port has set a unique record of handling the largest number of such sh...

The tremendous potential of cruise tourism need to be exploited to make it accessible to millions of people.

Indians cruising on international high seas registered a three-fold increase in 2006.