By Netpal Travel BureauAs raindrops begin to rhythmically caress the earth and the monsoon settles over much of India, there’s a quiet magic in the air—an interlude of sorts. While many travellers slow down, preferring to stay indoors or escape to quieter retreats, something else begins to stir in the corridors of the travel industry.A […]
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Tamhini Ghat: Where the clouds touch the Earth
By Spl Correspondent There are places where nature doesn’t just live—it performs. Then, there are seasons that bring out its best act. Come monsoon, Maharashtra’s Tamhini Ghat transforms into a stage set by the gods—lush, mist-kissed, and gently soaked in green. If you ever doubted that monsoon could be romantic, this forgotten corner of the […]
Mid-Year Momentum: Why July is the new launchpad for the travel trade?
By A Reporter July has traditionally been a month of transition in the travel industry. It sits at the tail-end of India’s summer vacation boom and precedes the start of the big-ticket festive and winter travel season. For years, it was seen as a cooling-off period—one marked by lean bookings, internal evaluations, and quiet strategy. […]
TTF Kolkata 2025: Vibrant canvas of India’s tourism revival
By Netpal Travel Bureau Kolkata, the City of Joy came alive with the hues of Incredible India as the Travel & Tourism Fair (TTF) Kolkata 2025 unfurled at Biswa Bangla Mela Prangan. Against the backdrop of monsoon drizzles and infectious energy, this year’s TTF wasn’t just a trade fair, but was a celebration of India’s […]
WAC Charts Global Course: Aims to popularize Ayurveda in 100 countries by 2025
From News Services In a bold and visionary stride towards global wellness advocacy, the World Ayurveda Congress (WAC)has set its sights on an ambitious mission—to bring the healing touch of Ayurveda to at least 100 countries across the world by 2025. This declaration marks a significant turning point in the global narrative around health, healing, […]
Trek in Morocco: Mohamed Imerhane’s Journey from the High Atlas to Global Hearts
By Susmita Ghosh In the land where the peaks of the Atlas Mountains meet the golden expanse of the Sahara, a humble yet passionate man is quietly building a bridge between cultures through the power of travel. Meet Mohamed Imerhane, a multilingual, government-certified mountain guide, and the soul behind Trek in Morocco—a travel experience company […]
February Forward: Exploring Experiences, Not Just Destinations
Dear Readers,As we welcome February with open arms, there’s a refreshing spirit ofdiscovery in the air. This month, Netpal Travel Magazine brings youstories and insights that reflect the evolving face of travel — wherejourneys are no longer just about destinations, but about meaningfulexperiences, cultural immersion, and mindful exploration.From the snow-draped serenity of Himalayan escapes to […]
Tourism Budget 2025: India charts a bold path to global leadership
By Netpal Travel BureauIn an innovative move to redefine India’s place on the global tourismmap, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget2025-2026 with a strong drive on the travel and tourism sector. Thebudget outlines a future-forward roadmap centred on infrastructuredevelopment, sustainability, digital transformation, and inclusivegrowth.“Tourism is not just a sector, it is a powerful […]
February 2025: India’s Travel Industry Takes Centre Stage with Trade Shows
By Spl CorrespondentAs the global travel industry surges back with renewed energy, India set the tone inFebruary 2025 with two of its most dynamic travel trade events—SATTE in NewDelhi and IITM in Kolkata. These landmark gatherings not only showcased India’sdiverse tourism offerings but also fostered meaningful global collaborations, industryinsights, and innovative networking opportunities.Held from February […]
Ooty: The Queen of Hill Stations
By Netpal Travel BureauNestled in the picturesque Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu, Ooty – officiallyknown as Udhagamandalam – is a destination that continues to enchanttravellers with its rolling green landscapes, colonial charm, and coolmountain air. Often referred to as the “Queen of Hill Stations,” Ooty hasbeen a favoured retreat since the British era and remains […]






