India Outbound - September - October 2024

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From mountaineering and paragliding to swimming with the sharks, adventure tourism has emerged as a key deciding factor for Indian travellers while choosing their next overseas trip. From Alaska to Antarctica, Christchurch to Cape Town, they are leaving no part of the world untouched.

In the September-October 2024 issue of India Outbound magazine, we go into the world of adventure travel and find out what is ticking for the Indian travellers.

A destination that combines adventure with high-quality sports is Western Australia and led none other than Adam Gilchrist take you on a guided tour here with his #DrivetheDream campaign. Not far from Australia lies the idyllic island of Fiji where one can unravel the marvels of Manta Rays and some of the most untouched coral life on earth.

If you rather watched it all from a distance and yet be in the middle of it, hop onboard Resorts World One as it sets sail for the first time ever from Dubai this Diwali or the Disney Adventure when it starts sailing from Singapore next year.

And with SriLankan Airlines’ opulent indulgence, we are whisked away to the Emerald Island, where we discover some of the natural and cultural wonders.
Discover the Aegean marvels of Türkiye or unlock the ‘six avatars’ of our darling town LA or watch fairytales come alive as we delve into gothic moorlands that have inspired many pages of English literature.

Other highlights of the issue:

Event Report: Bintan Resorts partners with VFS Global to tap Indian
market

Explore: Lisboa to Lagos: A Tale of Two Cities

Aviation: Airlines go miles for customer loyalty

The Green Corner: Boutique hotels lead transition to eco-friendly policies

Read the September-October 2024 issue for features on several other
destination reports, experiences and interviews with travel industry
leaders.

India Outbound Magazine Description:

India Outbound is a magazine promoting Foreign Destinations in India. India is one of the fastest growing tourism markets not only in France but all over Europe. In 2010, over 12 million Indians travelled overseas as against 5.5 million visitors to India...