Asia/Singapore Sunday, 14th June 2026

Odisha: Scaling up as a global tourism player

Odisha is drawing more domestic and international visitors as new infrastructure, policy support and private investment lift the state’s tourism sector, although operators say limited global reach and transport links continue to hold back growth

Sikkim: Shifting focus to rural and adventure growth

The Himalayan state is easing border permit requirements and investing in infrastructure upgrades as it seeks to attract more domestic and inbound visitors through niche and experience-led tourism

North-east India: On the right track

The raw beauty of India’s north-east region has long been known to domestic explorers, but the world is starting to wake up to its tourism potential

Madhya Pradesh: Shifting tides

Domestic tourists may contribute the lion’s share of arrivals to Madhya Pradesh, but the central Indian state is working to raise awareness among overseas travel agencies and foreign travellers

Gujarat: Broadening tourism appeal

Gujarat is expanding beyond its traditional pilgrimage appeal by investing in heritage, wildlife, events and infrastructure to position itself as a year-round tourism destination

Puducherry: From White Town to weddings

While domestic interest in Puducherry is the main tourism driver, international travellers are starting to notice this destination that is famed for its French colonial heritage

Karnataka: Policy push and domestic demand drive tourism ambitions

Karnataka is advancing tourism growth through policy support, regional development and rising domestic demand, with a focus on experiential travel and lesser-known destinations

Arunachal Pradesh: A new approach

The state has launched a new tourism policy and brand identity to boost domestic and international arrivals, with a focus on infrastructure, adventure tourism, and investor-friendly reforms

Uttar Pradesh: Spiritual travel drives tourism growth across the state

Rising spiritual travel and new tourism projects are transforming Uttar Pradesh into one of India’s fastest-growing destinations, boosting arrivals and investment across key cities like Agra, Ayodhya and Varanasi

Kashmir: On the road to recovery

Kashmir’s hospitality sector, hit hard by the April Pahalgam attack, is gradually recovering as stakeholders work to rebuild traveller confidence
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