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Strait of Hormuz crisis to lead Gulf region into recession? Global diplomacy and rising tensions shape Gulf outlookStrait of Hormuz crisis to lead Gulf region into recession? The Gulf region faces rising tensions after attacks, shipping restrictions, and...- Indian tourists flock to Moscow, Vietnam, Japan and South Korea as visa rules easeIndian tourist arrivals are surging in overseas destinations like Moscow, Vietnam, and South Korea, with some markets seeing over 40% growt...
- Indian colours in downtown MoscowBharat Utsav, the Festival of India, is underway in Moscow. It runs from July 5 to July 13. The festival showcases Indian culture through p...
- Thomas Cook inks pact with Moscow TourismThomas Cook (India) has partnered with the Moscow Project Office for Tourism and Hospitality Development in a 24-month deal to enhance tour...
- Russia in talks with India for group visa-free travelRussia is in talks with India for a "group-free visa regime," allowing Indian tourist groups to visit without individual visas. The Russian...
- Moscow to host the international conference Meet Global MICE Congress: BRICS EditionMoscow hosts the BRICS MICE Congress this December. Indian delegates will join 1000 MICE professionals. The congress explores sustainable d...
- Come 2025, Indians may get to travel to Russia visa-freeBy spring 2025, the first visa-free tourist groups from India are anticipated to visit Moscow, leading to a significant rise in Indian trav...
- Moscow summarizes the results of the first BRICS tourism forumThe BRICS Tourism Forum in Moscow facilitated collaboration and the formation of the BRICS Tourism Working Group to enhance sustainable tou...
- Moscow bets on visa-free deal to attract more IndiansThe new visa free group travel agreement being worked out between India and Russia should boost the tourist numbers to Moscow from India by...
- India, Russia to sign pact for visa-free tourism this year"India is at the final stage of internal state coordination," Nikita Kondratyev, director of the Russian Economic Development Ministry's De...
- Indians among top visitors to Moscow from non-CIS statesMoscow sees a rise in business tourism, with 3.7 million visitors in 2023, including 60,000 Indians. A conference in Delhi aimed to strengt...
- Moscow offers Indian tourists high-tech, accessible, and comfortable environment: Moscow City Tourism CommitteeMoscow is emerging as a popular destination for Indian tourists with a focus on business, leisure, and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferen...
- Global markets chase Indian MICE biz as corporate travel bounces backCorporate travel is resuming in India, with overseas markets like Hong Kong, Moscow, Turkiye, Dubai, and more betting big on hosting meetin...
- Indian travellers key target for Russian tourism sectorMoscow offers a lot to casual and budget tourists. Summer movie theatres and urban amphitheatres, pedestrian routes, hundreds of cafe and r...
- Indian businessmen paying attention to Moscow since 2022Chairman of The Moscow City Tourism Committee, Evgeny Kozlov, emphasized that Moscow is a growing hub for international business events and...
- Moscow introduces Foreign Tourist Card to woo more touristsThe Moscow City Tourism Committee is introducing a virtual 'Foreign Tourist Card' to attract more tourists and address payment-related issu...
- Russia's Ryazan region seeks higher trade relations with IndiaPromoting his region Nikolay Lyubimov also assured the entrepreneurs that the Ryazan region will ensure free and fair business transactions...
- Kerala Tourism to sign MoU with St PetersburgRao said the tourist arrivals from Russia were 35,010 in 2014 and with the road show, the state expects a perceptible increase in the arriv...
- India liberalises visa rules for Russian businessmen, touristsBusiness, tourist visas would be issued in three working days following the date of application against minimum ten working days previously.
- Bollywood can take Indians to RussiaIndian films shot in Russia can boost tourism in both countries, says Commerce Secretary G K Pillai.
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