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Since India has a tropical climate, it is essential to carry mosquito repellents (creams, lotions), medicines for fever and diarrhea, cold and allergy. It is also advisable to carry mineral water, as at places the quality of water offered for drinking might be doubtful. Also, carry sun screen if possible, especially during the summer months. Foreign tourists must carry their Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate conforming to International Health Regulations if they have traveled to, or even been in transit through Africa, South America or Papua New Guinea in the last six months. No other vaccination is required. For personal protection, however, inoculation is recommended for cholera, typhoid, malaria and hepatitis. Detailed information on medical care and first aid tips while traveling to India.

Any foreigner who wants to enter India must have a valid visa affixed on his or her passport. This can be obtained from the Indian Consulate in various countries. Foreign nationals of Indian origin, their spouses and children also need visas. They can however obtain Entry Visas valid upto 10 years. Tourist Visas can be obtained for 6 months, 1 year or even 10 years. Visas of the appropriate type should be obtained by students, businessmen, journalists and others who want to visit India for professional purposes.

Indian Government’s tourist offices are present all over the world. Click here for a list of these offices to locate one in your area… Govt. of India Tourist offices- Overseas. Govt. of India Tourist offices – India.

India is on the fast track of economic development. Even in the wake of modernization, the country has not lost its connection with its age old tradition and heritage. It offers you state-of-the-art facilities, and the conference venues are equipped with latest technological gadgetry. Moreover, a large part of the population understands and speaks English. So when you hold a conference/seminar in India, you have the twin advantage of modern amenities and the promise of an exotic experience.

Various international carriers have direct or indirect flights to India. You can browse through the schedules and fares on the site here. You can also send us request for flight details.

India offers various modes of transport within India, railways being the chief form. India also has good domestic airway connectivity. Click here for railway schedule.

We provide various services to help you customize your visit to India – your purpose might be anything – business or pleasure or both – we have something special for everyone. We help you organize and manage conferences, seminars, exhibitions, trade fairs and events, incentive tours, weddings and honeymoons, health tourism, spiritual sojourns, adventure tours, culinary cruise through India, cultural visits, special tours for senior citizens, leisure travel, special tours to neighboring countries or just about any trip you can think of, we will arrange it for you completely. Our services include assistance in organizing your trips, arrangements, reservations, event management, and marketing of events among others. You can read in detail about our services by clicking on respective tabs in the site menu.

Yes, you can make online reservations for flights.

Yes, you can make online reservations for flights.

You can look for your choice of accommodation required on the site by writing to us, or let us know your requirements, and we will get back to you to discuss appropriate arrangements.

India, due to its large size, has a variety of climatic conditions, ranging from hot, dry summers, to extremely cold winters in the north and a more tropical weather in the south. Summer usually sets in by middle April, and temperatures in May and June may reach above 45 Degrees Celsius in some parts of the western and northern India. Summers last till about July, when monsoon sets in all over the country, with the rains bringing respite from the scorching heat. Monsoons last till end of September. With October, autumn sets in. The temperature is moderate during this season in India. By December, winters take over. North India may get extremely chilly during winters. Southern parts of India experience a moderate winter. Spring time is usually February to March. Coastal parts of India are humid and experience heavy showers during monsoons.