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India began allowing fully vaccinated foreign tourists to enter the country on regular commercial flights on Monday, in the latest easing of coronavirus restrictions as infections fall and vaccinations rise.
Tourists entering India must be fully vaccinated, follow all Covid-19 protocols and test negative for the virus within 72 hours of their flight, according to the health ministry. Many will also need to undergo a post-arrival Covid-19 test at the airport.
However, travelers from countries which have agreements with India for mutual recognition of vaccination certificates, such as the US, UK and many European nations, can leave the airport without undergoing a Covid-19 test.
This is the first time India has allowed foreign tourists on commercial flights to enter the country since March 2020, when it imposed one of the toughest lockdowns in the world in an attempt to contain the pandemic. Fully vaccinated tourists on chartered flights were allowed to enter starting last month.
It comes as coronavirus infections have fallen significantly, with daily new cases hovering at just above 10,000 for over a month.
To encourage travelers to visit India, the government plans to issue 500,000 free visas through next March. The moves are expected to boost the tourism and hospitality sector which was battered by the pandemic.
With more than 35 million reported coronavirus infections, India is the second-worst-hit country after the US. Active coronavirus cases stand at 134,096, the lowest in 17 months, according to the health ministry.
Nearly 79% of India&rsquo;s adult population has received at least one vaccine dose while 38% is fully vaccinated. The federal government has asked state administrations to conduct door-to-door campaigns to accelerate the vaccine campaign.
Fewer than three million foreign tourists visited India in 2020, a drop of more than 75% from 2019, when tourism brought nearly $30 billion in earnings.

Covid-19: India reopens for fully vaccinated foreign tourists 

India reopens for fully vaccinated foreign tourists after 19 months. Tourists have to follow all Covid-19 protocols and test negative for the virus.

India reopens for fully vaccinated foreign tourists 

India began allowing fully vaccinated foreign tourists to enter the country on regular commercial flights on Monday.
Tourists entering India must be fully vaccinated, follow all Covid-19 protocols and test negative for the virus within 72 hours of their flight, according to the health ministry. Many will also need to undergo a post-arrival Covid-19 test at the airport.
It comes as coronavirus infections have fallen significantly, with daily new cases hovering at just above 10,000 for over a month.
However, travelers from countries which have agreements with India for mutual recognition of vaccination certificates, such as the US, UK and many European nations, can leave the airport without undergoing a Covid-19 test.
This is the first time India has allowed foreign tourists on commercial flights to enter the country since March 2020, when it imposed one of the toughest lockdowns in the world.
To encourage travelers to visit India, the government plans to issue 500,000 free visas through next March.&nbsp;

Tourists entering India must be fully vaccinated, follow all Covid-19 protocols and test negative for the virus within 72 hours of their flight, according to the health ministry.

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-india-to-welcome-foreign-tourists-for-the-first-time-in-19-months-1632046358268">India</a> began allowing fully vaccinated foreign tourists to enter the country on regular commercial flights on Monday, in the latest easing of coronavirus restrictions as infections fall and vaccinations rise.
Tourists entering India must be fully vaccinated, follow all Covid-19 protocols and test negative for the virus within 72 hours of their flight, according to the health ministry. Many will also need to undergo a post-arrival Covid-19 test at the airport.
However, travelers from countries which have agreements with India for mutual recognition of vaccination certificates, such as the US, UK and many European nations, can leave the airport without undergoing a Covid-19 test.
This is the first time India has allowed foreign tourists on commercial flights to enter the country since March 2020, when it imposed one of the toughest lockdowns in the world. Fully vaccinated tourists on chartered flights were allowed to enter starting last month.
It comes as coronavirus infections have fallen significantly, with daily new cases hovering at just above 10,000 for over a month.
To encourage travelers to visit India, the government plans to issue 500,000 free visas through next March. The moves are expected to boost the tourism and hospitality sector which was battered by the pandemic.
With more than 35 million reported coronavirus infections, India is the second-worst-hit country after the US. Active coronavirus cases stand at 134,096, the lowest in 17 months, according to the health ministry.
Nearly 79% of India&rsquo;s adult population has received at least one vaccine dose while 38% is fully vaccinated. The federal government has asked state administrations to conduct door-to-door campaigns to accelerate the vaccine campaign.
Fewer than three million foreign tourists visited India in 2020, a drop of more than 75% from 2019, when tourism brought nearly $30 billion in earnings.
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Celebrated each year on 27 September, World Tourism Day aims at promoting tourism for inclusive growth.

World Tourism Day 2021: Promoting tourism for inclusive growth

Celebrated each year on 27&nbsp;September, World Tourism Day aims at promoting tourism for inclusive growth.

Celebrated each year on 27&nbsp;September, World Tourism Day aims at promoting tourism for inclusive growth.

World Tourism Day 2021:&nbsp;If there is one sector other than the health sector that faced the wrath of the Covid-19 pandemic, then it is the tourism sector.
As&nbsp;per the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) report published on 30th June 2021, due to the pandemic, international tourism and the linked sectors suffered a loss of $2.4 trillion in 2020. Due to the lack of widespread COVID-19 vaccinations, tourism in developing countries has been hit the hardest by the pandemic.&nbsp;
Celebrated each year on 27&nbsp;September, World Tourism Day aims at promoting tourism for inclusive growth.&nbsp;It was established by the UN World Tourism Organisation and was first observed in 1980.&nbsp;
The day focuses on creating awareness about the social, cultural and economic value of tourism. And also works towards&nbsp;highlighting the contribution of the tourism sector in helping reach sustainable development goals.
As the world gets ready to kick start tourism once again, the goal is to ensure that&nbsp;no one is left behind.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/historical-badamwari-garden-reopens-in-srinagar-to-give-tourism-a-boost-1616315183712" target="_blank">Historical Badamwari garden reopens in Srinagar to give tourism a boost</a>

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday once again expressed concern over crowds at hill stations and violations of Covid-19 protocols at markets.
PM Modi said the sight of large crowds of tourists at hill stations - many of whom were without masks, and no social distancing - is "cause for concern".
The Prime Minister made the remarks during a virtual interaction with the chief ministers of the northeastern states over the Covid-19 situation ahead of a potential third wave of the pandemic.
"It is true that tourism, business and business have been greatly affected due to coronavirus, but today I will say very emphatically that it is not okay to have huge crowds in hill stations, markets without wearing masks," the Prime Minister said.
The northeastern states have witnessed a recent spike in Covid-19 cases. The central government had rushed multi-disciplinary expert teams to six states earlier this month, four of which were from the northeastern region -- Assam, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, and Tripura.
The PM said that instead of asking when will the third wave of Covid come, everyone should follow guidelines to prevent it.
Popular hill stations have seen massive crowds and blatant flouting of Covid&nbsp;norms recently thousands&nbsp;thronged the tourist spots after lifting of Covid&nbsp;curbs.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also See |&nbsp;Maskless tourists throng Kempty Falls in Mussoorie

Crowds at hill stations without masks a cause of concern: PM Modi

PM slams careless crowds at hill stations, says&nbsp;instead of asking when will the third wave of Covid come, everyone should follow guidelines to prevent it

((Start with byte:&nbsp;I will say very emphatically that it is not okay to have huge crowds in hill stations, markets without wearing masks))
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday once again expressed concern over crowds at hill station and violations of Covid-19 protocols at markets.
PM Modi said the sight of large crowds of tourists at hill stations - many of whom were without masks, and no social distancing - is "cause for concern".
The Prime Minister made the remarks during a virtual interaction with the chief ministers of the northeastern states over the Covid-19 situation ahead of a potential third wave of the pandemic.
Popular hill stations have seen massive crowds and blatant flouting of Covid&nbsp;norms recently thousands&nbsp;thronged the tourist spots after lifting of Covid&nbsp;curbs.&nbsp;&nbsp;
((Byte:&nbsp;Instead of asking when will the third wave of Covid come, everyone should follow guidelines to prevent it))

The PM said that instead of asking when will the third wave of Covid come, everyone should follow guidelines to prevent it

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday once again expressed concern over<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/revenge-travel-in-covid-pandemic-boy-schools-mask-less-tourists-govt-says-trend-is-frightening-1625588291593" target="_blank"> crowds at hill stations</a> and violations of Covid-19 protocols at markets.
PM Modi said the sight of large crowds of tourists at hill stations - many of whom were without masks, and no social distancing - is "cause for concern".
The Prime Minister made the remarks during a virtual interaction with the chief ministers of the northeastern states over the Covid-19 situation ahead of a potential <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-3rd-wave-imminent-doctors-body-ima-says-appeals-to-not-let-guards-down-1626092425487" target="_blank">third wave of the pandemic</a>.
"It is true that tourism, business and business have been greatly affected due to coronavirus, but today I will say very emphatically that it is not okay to have huge crowds in hill stations, markets without wearing masks," the Prime Minister said.
The northeastern states have witnessed a recent spike in Covid-19 cases. The central government had rushed multi-disciplinary expert teams to six states earlier this month, four of which were from the northeastern region -- Assam, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, and Tripura.
The PM said that instead of asking when will the third wave of Covid come, everyone should follow guidelines to prevent it.
Popular hill stations have seen massive crowds and blatant flouting of Covid&nbsp;norms recently thousands&nbsp;thronged the tourist spots after lifting of Covid&nbsp;curbs.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-maskless-tourists-throng-kempty-falls-in-mussoorie-flout-covid-protocol-1625726219773" target="_blank">Maskless tourists throng Kempty Falls in Mussoorie</a>

Authorities are now cracking whip on careless tourists who are thronging popular stations in thousands amid Covid fears.A day after a video of hundreds of maskless tourists making a splash at Mussourie's Kempty Falls went viral, officials said that only 50 tourists will now be allowed at the falls at a time and for a maximum of 30 minutes. Similarly, Manali administration&nbsp;has also decided to act tough with tourists who flout Covid norms. The administration has imposed a fine of Rs. 5,000 or 8 days in jail for tourists who will be caught without face masks. The administration has taken strict action after several pictures of tourists flouting coronavirus guidelines in Manali surfaced.
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Cap at Mussourie's Kempty Falls, fine & jail in Manali: Officials crack whip on careless tourists

Cap of 50 tourists at Mussourie's Kempty Falls, fine and jail in Manali&nbsp;after videos of tourists flouting Covid&nbsp;norms went viral

Officials crack whip on careless tourists amid Covid fears

Authorities are now cracking whip on careless tourists who are thronging popular stations in thousands amid Covid fears. A day after a video of hundreds of maskless tourists making a splash at Mussourie's Kempty Falls went viral, officials said that only 50 tourists will now be allowed at the falls at a time and for a maximum of 30 minutes. Similarly, Manali administration&nbsp;has also decided to act tough with tourists who flout Covid norms. The administration has imposed a fine of Rs. 5,000 or 8 days in jail for tourists who will be caught without face masks. The administration has taken strict action after several pictures of tourists flouting coronavirus guidelines in Manali surfaced.
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Authorities are now cracking whip on careless tourists who are thronging popular stations in thousands amid Covid fears.

Authorities are now cracking whip on careless tourists who are thronging popular stations in thousands amid Covid fears. A day after a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-maskless-tourists-throng-kempty-falls-in-mussoorie-flout-covid-protocol-1625726219773" target="_blank">video of hundreds of maskless tourists</a> making a splash at Mussourie's Kempty Falls went viral, officials said that only 50 tourists will now be allowed at the falls at a time and for a maximum of 30 minutes. Similarly, Manali administration&nbsp;has also decided to act tough with tourists who flout Covid norms. The administration has imposed a fine of Rs. 5,000 or 8 days in jail for tourists who will be caught without face masks. The administration has taken strict action after several pictures of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/revenge-travel-in-covid-pandemic-boy-schools-mask-less-tourists-govt-says-trend-is-frightening-1625588291593" target="_blank">tourists flouting coronavirus guidelines in Manali</a> surfaced.
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A massive jam was seen on the entry point to Himachal Pradesh as the state announced that Covid-19 RT-PCR negative tests are no longer required to enter. A video shared by NDTV journalist Mohammad Ghazali showed thousands of cars lining up the hill state at Parwanoo in Solan district which is an entry point to Himachal.Shimla has seen a jump in the number tourists as around 5,000 vehicle reportedly entered the state capital in the last 2 days. Amid a fall in coronavirus cases in the state and across the country, the Himachal government on Friday announced relaxations in curfew, including allowing tourists to visit without a negative Covid test.

Watch: Massive jam as tourist cars line up at Himachal entry

A massive jam was seen on the entry point to Himachal Pradesh as the state announced that Covid-19 RT-PCR negative tests are no longer required to enter

A massive jam was seen on the entry point to Himachal Pradesh as the state announced that Covid-19 RT-PCR negative tests are no longer required to enter. A video shared by NDTV journalist Mohammad Ghazali showed thousands of cars lining up the hill state at Parwanoo in Solan district which is an entry point to Himachal. Shimla has seen a jump in the number tourists as around 5,000 vehicle reportedly entered the state capital in the last 2 days. Amid a fall in coronavirus cases in the state and across the country, the Himachal government on Friday announced relaxations in curfew, including allowing tourists to visit without a negative Covid test.

Kashmir is all set to host a 6-day tulip festival, from the 3rd of April in a bid to promote tourism and celebrate the arrival of spring. The festival will host a range of activities like cultural shows and musical evenings. It will have nearly 25 stalls that will display and promote the rich crafts and culture of the valley. Preparations are underway to light the Sher-i-Kashmir International Convention Centre and the Hari Parbat Fort. Another event, a houseboat is in the pipeline and is likely to be held in the month of may.

Kashmir to host 6-day tulip festival in April

Kashmir is all set to host a 6-day tulip festival, from the 3rd of April in a bid to promote tourism and celebrate the arrival of spring. The festival will host a range of activities like cultural shows and musical evenings. It will have nearly 25 stalls that will display and promote the rich crafts and culture of the valley. Preparations are underway to light the Sher-i-Kashmir International Convention Centre and the Hari Parbat Fort. Another event, a houseboat festival is in the pipeline as well and is likely to be held in the month of May.

In a bid to revive tourism, Thailand will do away with quarantine requirements for vaccinated foreign visitors arriving at the island of Phuket from the 1st of July.
According to a Bloomberg report, a proposal to vaccinate 70% of the islands' residents to prepare for the reopening for vaccinated tourists, was approved by a panel chaired by Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha.
The phased reopening will be tested with Phuket, before being expanded to other tourist hotspots, relying on the tourism industry.

Phuket to reopen for vaccinated tourists from July 1: reports

In a bid to revive tourism, Thailand will do away with quarantine requirements for vaccinated foreign visitors arriving at the island of Phuket from the 1st of July, a Bloomberg report suggests

In a bid to revive tourism, Thailand will do away with quarantine requirements for vaccinated foreign visitors arriving at the island of Phuket from the 1st of July.
According to a Bloomberg report, a proposal to vaccinate 70% of the islands' residents to prepare for the reopening for vaccinated tourists, was approved by a panel chaired by Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha.
The phased reopening will be tested with Phuket, before being expanded to other tourist hotspots, relying on the tourism industry.

To give tourism a boost and revive traditional cultural activities, the historic Badamwari garden in Srinagar reopened for visitors on the 21st of March.
The garden, which is located in the foothills of Koh-e-Maraan in Srinagar city, is known for its almond bloom.
To announce the reopening, a ceremony was organised, where traditional folk songs and dances were performed.
The famous garden was closed last year, despite an almond bloom, due to the Covid-19 outbreak. As per the tourism secretary, the garden will remain open for visitors till the blossom lasts.

Historical Badamwari garden reopens in Srinagar to give tourism a boost

Historic Badamwari garden in Srinagar reopened for visitors today, to provide a boost to tourism

To give tourism a boost and revive traditional cultural activities, the historic Badamwari garden in Srinagar reopened for visitors on the 21st of March.
The garden, which is located in the foothills of Koh-e-Maraan in Srinagar city, is known for its almond bloom.
To announce the reopening, a ceremony was organised, where traditional folk songs and dances were performed.
The famous garden was closed last year, despite due to the Covid-19 outbreak. As per the tourism secretary, the garden will remain open for visitors till the blossom lasts.

Greece will begin to welcome tourists who either test negative for Covid-19, have antibodies or are vaccinated against the disease from May, Tourism Minister Harry Theocharis said on Tuesday.
All tourists will be subject to random testing, he said. Tourism accounts for one fifth of the economy in Greece but faced major blows because of the pandemic.
He further added that authorities have plans to prioritise the immunisation of people in the hospitality sector after the vulnerable have been vaccinated.

Covid-19 negative and vaccinated tourists can head to Greece from May

Greece will begin to welcome tourists who either test negative for Covid-19, have antibodies or are vaccinated against the disease from May, Tourism Minister Harry Theocharis said on Tuesday.
All tourists will be subject to random testing, he said. Tourism accounts for one fifth of the economy in Greece but faced major blows because of the pandemic.
He further added that authorities have plans to prioritise the immunisation of people in the hospitality sector after the vulnerable have been vaccinated.

After a good response at the ongoing Garden Tourism Festival, at Delhi's Garden of Five Senses, the Delhi Tourism Department is planning to host multiple cultural events at the festival.
From rock band concerts to folkdance performances, the event which is usually a 3-day affair, has been stretched to 23 days. A Qawwali programme has also been planned for the next weekend along with folk dances from different states. The event wraps up on March 13.
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Cultural events planned for Delhi's ongoing Garden Tourism Festival

After a large footfall of visitors, the Delhi Tourism Department is adding cultural events to the Garden Festival this year

After a good response at the ongoing Garden Tourism Festival, at Delhi's Garden of Five Senses, the Delhi Tourism Department is planning to host multiple cultural events at the festival.
From rock band concerts to folkdance performances, the event which is usually a 3-day affair, has been stretched to 23 days. A Qawwali programme has also been planned for the next weekend along with folk dances from different states. The event wraps up on March 13.
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The government in Seychelles has opened the country for tourism, in the first phase to those visitors who have taken both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine and a negative RT-PCR test taken 72 hours before the journey, according to an official statement. The previously required quarantine rules have been dropped as the archipelago has put in place a two-step approach. The new measures come as Seychelles hopes to become the first nation to vaccinate the entire population. In the second phase of reopening to tourists in March, travellers, vaccinated or not will need a negative Covid-19 PCR test to enter the country with no quarantine required.

Seychelles opens up for vaccinated travellers

Seychelles opens for travellers: what should the Indian tourists know

Seychelles is now open for global tourists after staying shut for months due to the pandemic.&nbsp;
In the first phase only visitors who have taken both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine and a negative RT-PCR test taken 72 hours before the journey will be allowed, according to an official statement.
&nbsp;The Seychelles Islands is currently open to Indian visitors through private jet transfers only. Also, like tourists from elsewhere, Indian travellers will be also be required to submit a negative COVID.&nbsp;
Visitors who haven&rsquo;t taken the complete dose of vaccination or not travelling via private jets, will not be permitted entry into Seychelles.&nbsp;This will be in force until mid-March once Seychelles has vaccinated a large majority of its adult population.&nbsp;

In a bid to transform Tripura into a hub of tourism, a 5-day long Agartala Adventure Tourism Festival is underway in the state's capital.
The festival, which will conclude on the 13th of January, has a number of star attractions for visitors including a jet ski, hot air balloon ride, zip line , banana boat and rock climbing.
It is being held at the Swami Vivekananda Stadium and Laxmi Narayan Dighi.

Tripura: 5-day-long Agartala Adventure Tourism Festival underway

To enhance tourism in the state, a 5-day-long&nbsp;Agartala Adventure Tourism Festival has been organised in Agartala

In a bid to transform Tripura into a hub of tourism, a 5-day long Agartala Adventure Tourism Festival is underway in the state's capital.
The festival, which will conclude on the 13th of January, has a number of star attractions for visitors including a jet ski, hot air balloon ride, zip line , banana boat and rock climbing.
It is being held at the Swami Vivekananda Stadium and Laxmi Narayan Dighi.

The 3rd edition of Odisha's National Chilika Bird Festival is all set to begin on the 8th of January.
The 3-day event will allow visitors to catch a glimpse of nearly 10 lakh birds, of 200 different species at Mangalajodi.
The festival, which will conclude on the 10th of January, is a bird lovers delight and a photographer's paradise! Visitors will also get to visit the Nalabana Bird Sanctuary, which sees stunning Greater Flamingos in all their glory. The last day to register for the event was the 5th of January.

Odisha gears up for National Chilika Bird Festival

Bird lovers and photographers, take note!&nbsp;Odisha's National Chilika Bird Festival is all set to begin on the 8th of January

The 3rd edition of Odisha's National Chilika Bird Festival is all set to begin on the 8th of January.
The 3-day event will allow visitors to catch a glimpse of nearly 10 lakh birds, of 200 different species at Mangalajodi.
The festival, which will conclude on the 10th of January, is a bird lovers' delight and a photographer's paradise! Visitors will also get to visit the Nalabana Bird Sanctuary, where stunning Greater Flamingos can be seen in all their glory.&nbsp;

Beautification of the famous Shalimar-Dal Lake water channel is underway by the Jammu and Kashmir administration.
The channel is slated to be one of the oldest one which connects Shalimar garden to Dal Lake in Srinagar.
Over the years, waste material was thrown into the channel, making its condition worse. It is now being renovated by the J-K Lakes and Waterways Development Authority, a move, authorities hope will enhance tourism and business opportunities.
The tourist attraction will be all set in 2-3 months time, the supervisor told news agency ANI.

Beautification of Shalimar-Dal Lake water channel begins

Beautification of the famous Shalimar-Dal Lake water channel is underway by the Jammu and Kashmir administration in a bid to boost tourism in the region.

Beautification of the famous Shalimar-Dal Lake water channel is underway by the Jammu and Kashmir administration.
The channel is slated to be one of the oldest one which connects Shalimar garden to Dal Lake in Srinagar.
Over the years, waste material has been thrown into the channel, making its condition worse. It is now being renovated by the J-K Lakes and Waterways Development Authority, a move, authorities hope will enhance tourism and business opportunities.
The tourist attraction will be all set in 2-3 months time, the supervisor told news agency ANI.

Madhya Pradesh is inviting you for a 'workation' in the state!

Are you bored of working from the precincts&nbsp;of your home amid the Covid-19 pandemic? Well, the Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;Tourism Board is offering 'workcation packages' in the wildlife reserves of the state.
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Madhya Pradesh is inviting you for a 'workcation' in the state!

Are you bored of working from the precincts&nbsp;of your home amid the Covid-19 pandemic? Well, the Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;Tourism Board is offering 'workcation packages' in the wildlife reserves of the state.
You have a chance of setting up your work desk amidst the lush green jungles of Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh. These workcation&nbsp;packages are available at 5 nature reserves including&nbsp;Bandhavgarh National Park,&nbsp;Satpura National Park,&nbsp;Pench National Park,&nbsp;Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve&nbsp;and&nbsp;Omkareshwar National Park.&nbsp;
Each of these have an official tourism property that is welcoming you with with the necessary precautions in place. They have also ensured availability of&nbsp;high-speed Internet access, first-aid, fresh menu and power back up facilities .&nbsp;

Are you bored of working from the precincts&nbsp;of your home amid the Covid-19 pandemic? Well, the Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;Tourism Board is offering 'workation packages' in the wildlife reserves of the state.
You have a chance of setting up your work desk amidst the lush green jungles of Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh. These workation&nbsp;packages are available at 5 nature reserves including&nbsp;Bandhavgarh National Park,&nbsp;Satpura National Park,&nbsp;Pench National Park,&nbsp;Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve&nbsp;and&nbsp;Omkareshwar National Park.&nbsp;
Each of these have an official tourism property that is welcoming you with with the necessary precautions in place. They have also ensured availability of&nbsp;high-speed Internet access, first-aid, fresh menu and power back up facilities .&nbsp;

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