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Shangri-La Dialogue opens with China and doubts about US priorities topping concernsAsia's top defense summit convenes amid rising concerns over China's military might and assertiveness. Leaders will discuss America's Indo-...- Students rush to join Ivy League even in uncertain seasonIndian students are showing strong interest in Ivy League and top US universities. This trend persists even as overall applications to Amer...
- Visa, Singapore Tourism Board partner to boost travel benefits for Indian visitorsVisa and the Singapore Tourism Board have launched a promotion for Indian travelers, offering benefits on travel, dining, and shopping from...
- Indian students shift from US, UK to Europe and Asia as visa hurdles rise and costs surgeIndian students are increasingly seeking study abroad options beyond the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. New visa policies and rising expens...
- Course correction: Indians pause plans to study overseasStudy abroad: In recent months, many students have deferred their plans to the next intake season at foreign universities, while quite a fe...
- Affordable, high-quality education driving Indian students to Europe, Singapore: ReportIndian students are increasingly choosing Spain, Germany, Singapore, UAE, and South Korea for overseas education due to affordability and q...
- Singapore’s hidden gems: Why more Indian students should look at NTU, NUS and SMUSingapore emerges as an underrated study destination for Indian students, offering world-class universities like NTU, NUS, and SMU. The cou...
- Best countries for Indian students to study abroadMany Indian students want to pursue higher education abroad choose student-friendly countries like the USA, UK, Australia, Canada. Scholars...
- Indian students embrace new horizons: Popular study abroad destination post CovidIndian students are increasingly looking beyond traditional study destinations such as the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, to explore emergi...
- Pack and go: Dubai, Singapore, Bangkok is where most Indians head to escape the summer sizzle70% of the reservations were made at least a month before travel.
- HSBC study shows Indian parents are crazy about sending kids to foreign universityThe study of over 8,000 parents found that more than two-fifths (42%) would consider sending their child to university abroad, compared to ...
- Singapore leads inbound traveller interest in 2015: SurveyAccording to a recent TripAdvisor traffic study, travellers from Singapore have shown the largest increase in interest (23 per cent) year-o...
- Singapore, US & China lead inbound traveller interest in India in 2015: TripAdvisorInternational traveller interest in India is on the rise, signaling good news for the country’s tourism industry.
- India among top nations for MBA aspirants: SurveyWhile the US remains the most sought-after destination, India is among the top five, show the findings of the Graduate Management Admission...
- India ranked cheapest for international students: StudyThe study was carried out by HSBC's Retail Banking and Wealth Management business, drawing on publicly available sources including universi...
- Thailand tops chart for Indian travellers in 2012 & 2013The recent HPI report by Hotels.com showed that three cities - Bangkok, Phuket and Pattaya - are in the top 10 destinations explored by Ind...
- Travellers intend to increase budgets by average of 5%: ReportFuture travel budget increases are especially high amongst Asian markets with a predicted increase of 46 per cent - travellers from Singapo...
- Falling rupee fails to deter Indian travellers from planning foreign holidays: StudyTravellers are opting for closer international destinations, cashing in on off-season or booking smaller hotels, rather than cancelling the...
- A-Pac to ride a $4.6 trillion tourism waveTravel and tourism are expected to bring $4.6 trillion a year to the Asia Pacific region by 2010 despite the threat of a US recession, acco...
- China eyes India's slot as top outsourcing hubIndia can face stiff competition from China, Malaysia and Singapore even as the global outsourcing industry could reach a market size of $1...
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