Category: Travel News in English

Discover Ramadan 2024, a time for fasting, prayer, and unity. Celebrate the global spirit of faith from March 10 to April 9. The post Ramadan Around the World, A Journey of Devotion and Discovery appeared first on Travel And Tour World.

As per the latest development, Romania and Bulgaria took a significant step towards integration with the European Union as they partially joined Europe’s ID-check-free travel zone. This move will allow travellers free access to arrive by air or sea from both countries. However, land border checks will continue due to opposition, primarily from Austria, which […]

Malaysia Airlines and IndiGo, an airline from India, have inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for a codeshare partnership and mutual cooperation agreement. In a statement today, Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) said the agreement would enable both carriers to provide customers with more options and flexibility for seamless travels between Malaysia and India. It said […]

With the summer holiday season fast approaching, it’s time to start mapping out your travel plans. And as you do, it’s also essential to stay updated on the latest visa regulations to ensure a smooth and hassle-free journey. Also, staying updated will help you choose your options more wisely, and make the most out of […]

The UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) in the UAE on Monday has officially announced Eid Al Fitr holidays for employees working in the private sector. The Ministry has announced that Monday, 29 Ramadan (8 April 2024) to 3 Shawwal (or what is equivalent to it in Gregorian date) will be a paid holiday […]

Indians who want to visit Japan will no longer need to get physical visa stickers on their passports. Starting April 1, Japan has begun issuing eVisas for Indian tourists. The much-awaited Japan eVisa program allows individuals to apply for visas electronically through Japan Visa Application Centers operated by VFS Global. Japan introduced eVisas for Indian […]

Umbva phutay, tesu phulay”… is a line from a song in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s upcoming film Heeramandi. Written by Amir Khusro, it heralds the season of spring when tesu, or the palash flower, is in bloom. Palash, a native Indian flower that has deep meaning in the very nodes of Indian culture—in its stories, songs, and iconography. Every year, in the weeks preceding Holi, a walk—Palash ki Talaash—is held in Hyderabad to see the beauty of these wonders in their natural habitats. Set against the dry and arid landscape of the Deccan, the portmanteau of the colours of the flowers—red, vermilion and bright orange—is a sight to behold. It is little wonder that writers from Kalidasa to Tagore have written about their beauty. The walk started on a high note, with a sighting of the migratory Rosy Starlings that winter in the Indian subcontinent and return to Central and West Asia. As the palash trees are rich in nectar, these tiny birds seek sustenance and shade on their long journeys. Interest

Prepare to spend a bit more on your upcoming holiday! In 2024, renowned vacation spots around the globe are introducing entrance fees and raising prices. The post Top Tourists Vacation Spots Globally to Implement Entry Fees and Increase Prices in 2024 appeared first on Travel And Tour World.