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It is great to hear the news that The Taj Mahal and 3690 centrally protected monuments and sites have opened to the public, despite India still reeling from a disastrous second wave of the pandemic. There has also been a surge in tourists to visit the northern hill stations and travel plans are being discussed across the country. After being confined to their homes for more than a year, travellers around the world are now seeing a glimmer of hope. With many countries easing their restrictions, travel plans don’t seem that far down the lane.

TTJ in this issue continues with its spirit to be positive and full of hopes. For we know that once the government of India loosens up the guidelines for non-essential travel, Indian globetrotters will be ready to explore and reach the far ends of the globe.

Travel Trade Journal Magazine Description:

Sampan Media's monthly publication 'Travel Trade Journal ' is devoted to strategic and policy issues in the travel and tourism sector covering all news and views related to agents, national & international tourism boards, hotel industry, transportation, government policies and civil aviation sector in the country.