Kashmir snowless winter causes 80% dip in adventure tourism and 50% drop in leisure tourist visitors, affecting Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Sonamarg, and more.

Kerala gears up for four major international adventure tourism events in 2024, including paragliding, surfing, mountain biking, and kayaking.

Here is a statement from Rama Mahendru, Country General Manager- India at Intrepid Travel, a leading company in adventure tourism experiences worldwide.

A recent business intelligence study unveiled by USD Analytics titled – Global Adventure Tourism Market Report 2030, has capabilities to grow as the most important market internationally as it has remained playing an extraordinary role in creating progressive effects on the universal financial system. The Global Adventure Tourism Market Report provides spirited visualizations to accomplish and study the size of the market, hopes, and competitive surroundings. 

In a recent report titled “Adventure Tourism Market” by Allied Market Research, the adventure tourism market achieved a valuation of $324.90 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $1947.5 billion by 2032, with a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 19.5% from 2023 to 2032.

P.A. Mohamed Riyas, Tourism Minister, Kerala, recently said that activities related to adventure tourism will give a major enhancement to the tourism sector of the state. After inaugurating the recently built cantilever glass bridge, he was speaking to the press …

In J&K, Raja Yaqoob Farooq, the Director of Tourism Kashmir, inaugurated a succession of trekkingexcursions, and this is a noteworthy step toward encouraging adventure tourism in Kashmir. The trekking expeditions started from the Tourist Reception Center Srinagar, beginning trips along …

The Directorate of Tourism Kashmir, in association with Adventure Sports Cover 360 held a meeting on‘Adventure safety comprising medical rescue and insurance’ in Srinagar. The meeting was organized with a target to instruct adventure fanatics, tour workers and local investorsregarding …

The dreadful demises of five people on an expedition to witness the Titanic wreckage this week have given rise to dangers of life-threatening travel into focus.

It proved to be a disturbing year for the adventure tourism sector, which presents high-risk travel toclienteles well-off sufficiently to pay for, comprising rocket journeys into space, hikes to lofty mountainpeaks and journeys to the ocean bottom. Seventeen people perished …