Bhutan now more accessible than ever
Bhutan, renowned for its majestic landscapes and unique cultural experiences, is now more accessible than ever for travellers, thanks to several key improvements in travel procedures.
Bhutan, renowned for its majestic landscapes and unique cultural experiences, is now more accessible than ever for travellers, thanks to several key improvements in travel procedures.
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Tourism plays a big part in the European economic recovery plans, especially in countries like Italy, where it accounted for 13 per cent of the country's gross domestic product before the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic early last year.
VFS Global continues to provide the "Visa At Your Doorstep" service whereby a customer can submit the application, enroll biometrics, and get the passport couriered back to his/her location of choice.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said: "We are committed to opening up international travel safely, taking advantage of the gains we've made through our successful vaccination programme
"We are continuously working to develop offbeat location in Uttarakhand. Chaukori is one such place that has a huge potential for workcation and a getaway from the hustle-bustle of the city."
Thinking about ways they can remember their trip, six in ten (59 per cent ) Indian residents hoping to embark on a holiday say they will take pictures as a way of remembering their trip, with close to half (47 per cent ) saying they will share stories with loved ones.
