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Karnataka govt clears new tourism policy, eyes INR 1,500 cr investments

“The cabinet after detailed discussion has given its nod to announce the Karnataka Tourism Policy 2024-29 and to release subsidies, grants under the policy,” Patil said. He further said the new tourism policy wants to promote tourism in the state under themes — adventure, agriculture, caravan, coastal, beach, cuisine, cultural, traditional, environment, education, film, golf,…

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Tell us about your favourite remote place in Europe

Tell us about your favourite remote place in Europe

Share your tip on a wild and remote spot for the chance to win a £200 Coolstays holiday voucher Perhaps it’s a windswept beach on a little-visited island, maybe it’s some hard to reach ruins, or a mountain trail that few people tackle … We’d love to hear about a favourite place that feels far…

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Air India secures DGCA approval for in-house aircraft interior modifications

This landmark approval makes Air India the first Indian airline authorized to independently implement design modifications for its aircraft interiors, enabling faster and more efficient enhancements. This partnership will optimize Air India’s operations by integrating advanced digital thread solutions and intelligent Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) practices. This will improve operational efficiency, reduce downtime, and…

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Indians’ appetite for global exploration is more than ever, with 66% of them planning to travel more in 2025

Skyscanner’s report reveals that 86 per cent of Indian travellers intend to maintain or increase their spending on flights in 2025. While cost remains a crucial consideration—with 65 per cent monitoring hotel prices and 62 per cent checking flight fares—there’s a strong inclination towards unique experiences. In terms of trending destinations, Shillong, India, and Baku,…

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‘I slept in ditches and dreamed of marauding raiders’: a wild walk on the Hadrian’s Wall path

The vandalism at Sycamore Gap may have hogged the headlines, but walking the length of the national trail puts these borderlands into thrilling historical context Hadrian’s Wall has perhaps the most single-minded personality of all the National Trails, tracing as it does the 84 miles from Bowness-on-Solway to Wallsend, which represented the north-west frontier of…

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