Showing posts with label News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label News. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 February 2019

Which are the best tour operators in Odisha

Odisha (Orissa) is one of the best tourist destination in India due to its beautiful temples and their architecture. Their are number of famous temples and beaches. Also the wildlife sanctuary and tribal living of Odisha (Orissa) is must to watch. For booking a tour package you can choose SAI TRAVEL CARE Whcih provide various tour packages like Golden triangle, temples and tribal tours, Odisha Wildlife tour,adventure tour which makes it a wonderful experience to visit Odisha (Orissa). The also provides services of Hotel booking,ticket booking,Rent a car which completes all requirement of a tour programme.


Mr. Hrushikesh Sahoo - Chief Coordinator
Sai Travel Care - Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Sai Travel Care, is a proactive travel organization in Indian tourism industry for the last 10 years. The team is well awareand equipped to cater to requirements of various market segments and understands the nuances of tourism in India. Our mission is to provide Quality and excellence to our customers promptly and exclusively. All the professionals at Sai TravelCare are masters of their trade and each brings with him/her a unique set of experience adding value to the traveler’s overall experience of the country. To put it simply, we know what a traveler anticipates and more than that we know what it takes to satisfy them.


In Odisha (Orissa) we are trying to provide 24×7 Car Rental Service in Bhubaneswar & Puri. There are many Luxurious and semi luxurious Cars in our fleet.
Our drivers are not too educated but that much train how to handle a guest during crucial time. We trained them properly to take care of all the situations occur during travel. They are well known about local roads and languages almost in all eastern Indian states like Odisha, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal also. We are dedicatedly rendering our travel services since last few year. Our keen aim is to provide professional services to our esteem clients. We have a vast client base of Individuals, Corporate, Travel Agents and Foreign Tourists.

Our Services:

  • Domestic Tours
  • International Tours
  • Corporate Conference
  • Weeding Party
  • Air Ticketing
  • Train Ticketing
  • Car & Coach Rental
  • Hotel Booking
  • Passport Assistance
  • Visa Assistance
  • Forex
  • Travel Insurance






Friday, 8 February 2019

Goa beaches set up ‘no selfie’ zones

Updated: Jun 22, 2018

The sign boards are being upgraded with pictorial instructions on flags, an emergency toll free number and dos and don’ts while visiting the beaches of Goa.



The aim of setting up no selfie zones is to reduce the number of accidents caused by falls from slippery and rocky areas along the Goa coastline, which incidentally also provide a vantage point for selfie and photography enthusiasts.

Amid a spate of deaths by drowning and accidents along Goa’s coastline, the state’s popular beaches have set up “no selfie” zones, an official said on Friday.


The aim is to reduce the number of accidents caused by falls from slippery and rocky areas along the coastline, which incidentally also provide a vantage point for selfie and photography enthusiasts, Ravi Shankar, CEO Drishti Marine, a state government-appointed private lifeguard agency manning the state’s beaches and other water bodies, told IANS.


“The 24 unsafe selfie points with signages which have been identified are located near Baga River, Dona Paula Jetty, Sinquerim Fort, Anjuna, Vagator, Morjim, Ashwem, Arambol, Kerim and between Bambolim and Siridao (all beaches) in North Goa. In South Goa, the signs have been placed at Agonda, Bogmalo, Hollant, Baina, Japanese Garden, Betul, Canaguinim, Palolem, Khola, Cabo De Rama, Polem, Galgibagh, Talpona and Rajbagh (all beaches),” Shankar said.


“Further, signage boards are being upgraded with pictorial instructions on flags, an emergency toll free number and dos and don’ts while visiting the beaches of Goa,” he added.


On June 17, two tourists from Tamil Nadu died in two separate incidents while posing for selfies. The incident, tourism ministry officials say, expedited the process for setting up the “no selfie” zones.Goa’s beaches attract more than six million tourists every year.



Mumbai & Delhi - Top Destinations For Chinese Travellers In Asia

Over 2 lakh Chinese tourists visited India in 2017 according to India Tourism Statistics.


MUMBAI: India ranks among the top 10 popular destinations for Chinese travellers in Asia, especially for social media-influenced millennials, according to a report.
As per the India Tourism Statistics 2017, the country had welcomed over 2 lakh Chinese tourists in 2017. 


In India, Mumbai (69 per cent) and Delhi (51 per cent) emerged as the top visited cities, as per the Hotels.com Chinese International Travel Monitor 2018. 


For this report, Hotels.com engaged market research firm Ipsos to conduct interviews during May 2018 with 3,047 Chinese residents, aged 18-58 years, who had travelled overseas in the past 12 months. 


It said, star-struck by global pop-culture, film and television (62 per cent) are now the main sources of inspiration for Chinese millennial travellers, it said. Out of the 59 per cent of Chinese travellers who expressed interest in visiting the timeless monument of love, Taj Mahal, when they visit India - 38 per cent said the desire to do so because of it being a favourite television series or film location as well, it said. 


Interestingly, 26 per cent added Taj Mahal to their bucket-list after seeing their favourite celebrity visit it, it added. 


"While millennials were at the helm of social media influence and trends, the report found no generation was free from social networking's undeniable draw," Hotels.com brand general manager, Asia Pacific, Nelson Allen said. 


About 52 per cent of Chinese travellers were wooed by the news feed, and a third of the older generation reported their travel decisions and behaviour were influenced by their digitally-connected children, he added. 


Travel brag moments and selfies were a huge part of the Chinese millennial travel experience in 2017, with 63 per cent using the reverse camera angle to boost those likes and build their social brand. 


 India's picturesque towns with natural beauty (62 per cent), indigenous local food (49 per cent) and vibrant local culture (40 per cent) were popular for selfie-worthy moments for Chinese travellers when exploring India.