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Maldives

Tourist influx increased in Maldives with its free visa to the world

In March this year, the Maldives welcomed over 600,000 tourists highlighting the island nation's continued appeal among travelers.

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Europe trip becomes more expensive as Schengen visa fee surges by 12%

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After Maldives travel ban, Israel kicks off 'look India' policy

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Phunjo Lama sets new record for fastest ascent of Mount Everest by a woman

SpaceX owner and entrepreneur Elon Musk

Elon Musk's vision: Making space travel accessible to all, not just billionaires

Elon Musk’s vision for space travel extends beyond government agencies and billionaires. He believes that the door to space is now wide open, and this mission represents the next stage in the evolution of human spaceflight.

Tony Wheeler

Tony Wheeler launches new PhD program on History of Travel Writing

Co-founder of the Lonely Planet, Tony Wheeler, funded and launched a new PhD program on the history of travel writing at the University of Warwick.

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Tour turns into tragedy, two drown in Beas' raging water near Manali

Two tourists, Saurabh and Ruchi, were carried away by the river Beas while clicking a picture on the river's banks at Nehru Kund.

Andhra-born Gopi Thotakura becomes India's first space tourist

Thotakura went as part of six crew members for Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin's NS-25 mission on Sunday, which was its seventh human spaceflight and the 25th flight for the New Shepard program.

Europe travel plans disrupted for Indians as demand for Schengen visas increases; interview slots fall short

The remarkable 43% surge in Schengen visa applications from Indian nationals is the second-highest rise in visa applications after China, with Morocco and Turkey following suit, as per the report.

Orchha on river Betwa: "Arvind Passey Editor- Education Post"

Orchha is a place… and though I wouldn’t call it a city yet, the truth is that it is far grander than a mere village. The drivable nearness to Jhansi makes it easily accessible for everyone.

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