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Sri Lanka has announced visa-free entry for citizens of 35 countries, including India, the UK, and the USA. This allows Indians to stay in Sri Lanka for 60 days without a visa, starting from October 1, 2024, for a period of six months.

According to online travel service platforms Airbnb and Make My Trip, there has been a 340 percent increase in the number of visitors searching for top travel plans on their websites.

Indonesia initiated this project under the leadership of Tourism Minister Sandiaga Uno to implement the free visa programme before the government change in October 2024. The Indonesian government will offer free visa entry to travellers from India and 19 other countries, aiming to boost tourism and revive its economy.

India is home to numerous world-renowned tourist destinations. Here are the top 7 tourist spots in India grappling with the challenges of overtourism. 

If you are planning international trips this summer, take a look at these visa updates for Indian tourists. Japan is now offering eVisas for Indian tourists and Dubai has launched a 5-year multiple-entry visa with up to 90 days of stay per visit. 

Malaysia announced that Indian tourists can travel visa-free in the country for 30 days. Earlier, similar relaxation was extended by Sri Lanka and Thailand for Indian travellers. Malaysia offers a diverse range of attractions. With the visa-free status, you can start planning your trip.

Sri Lanka Tourism Minister John Amaratunga presented a Ramayana Tourism Circuit at the Sri Lanka Tourism Roadshow organised here on Friday by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce (FICCI), along with the Sri Lankan Tourism Promotion Bureau.
 

The tourist flow from India by air mounted to 2,00,438 in 2018, registering a 25% growth over the number of visitors recorded in 2017

India Day in the Houses of Parliament to mark the launch of UK-India Week 2019, called for a reset of ties through better visa and immigration policies for Indian tourists, students and professionals.

The victims, identified as Hakikat Singh Panag, 59, his wife, Paramjit Kaur, 62, their daughter, Shalinder Kaur, 39, and his sister-in-law, Amarjit Kaur, 58, were shot dead on Sunday at their home in West Chester apartment complex in Cincinnati's Lakefront.