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Meet Boston appoints Sartha Global Marketing as its India representative

Meet Boston appoints Sartha Global Marketing as its India representative

Meet Boston, the private-sector nonprofit tourism marketing organisation representing Boston, Cambridge, and the metropolitan area, has appointed Sartha Global Marketing as its representative in the Indian market. This strategic partnership marks Meet Boston’s formal entry into India and underscores the destination’s growing focus on the rapidly expanding Indian outbound travel market...

South African Tourism concludes 11th edition of ‘Learn SA’ workshop in Lukcnow

South African Tourism concludes 11th edition of ‘Learn SA’ workshop in Lukcnow

South African Tourism concluded its multi-city ‘Learn South Africa’, which culminated in its final leg in Lucknow on March 31, 2026. The 11th edition of ‘Learn South Africa’ in Lucknow marks a key milestone in South African Tourism’s continued endeavour to strengthen its partnerships with India’s travel trade professionals. Strengthening its efforts to tap into the growing appetite for...

Moroccan National Tourism concludes 3-City South India roadshow

Moroccan National Tourism concludes 3-City South India roadshow

Moroccan National Tourism Office (MNTO) has concluded a strategic three-city MICE roadshow across Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru. Held on March 23, 24, and 25, 2026 respectively, the roadshows brought together over 80 travel trade professionals and Moroccan stakeholders, highlighting Morocco’s growing appeal as a MICE and experiential travel destination...

India: The Next Travel Goldmine

India: The Next Travel Goldmine

Thirty million Indians stepped out of the country in 2024. That’s not just a statistic, but a signal. A signal that India is now one of the most powerful outbound travel engines globally. With rising disposable incomes, a young and aspirational demographic, and airlines unlocking new routes at an unprecedented pace, India is no longer an emerging market, it’s the market everyone wants a piece of.