

About The Founder
Ms. Dimple Arora, the visionary founder of Musafir Media Hub, has come a long way from her humble beginnings in a small town of Haryana. A proud alumnus of University College Kurukshetra, Ms. Arora's passion for the travel industry led her to pursue various roles, honing her expertise and laying the foundation for her future endeavors.
In 2014, Ms. Arora took the entrepreneurial leap with D Travel Mall, a travel agency that marked the beginning of her startup journey. However, her innovative spirit and keen eye for opportunity soon led her to explore the uncharted territory of travel media. Thus, Musafir Media Hub was born in 2018, envisioned as a digital platform to represent India on the international stage.
In August 2019, Musafir Media Hub officially launched its digital travel magazine in Hindi and English, curating stories that promote Indian tourism and culture globally. Taking this vision further, in August 2025, Musafir Media proudly unveiled its print edition, expanding its reach and impact across readers worldwide.
Adding another milestone, the 6th anniversary of Musafir Media Hub marked the launch of The Musafir Podcast (TMP) on YouTube, hosted by Ms. Arora herself. The podcast brings together inspiring voices from the world of travel, hospitality, and culture—offering listeners a blend of knowledge, experiences, and untold stories.
Today, under Ms. Arora’s leadership, Musafir Media Hub stands as a dynamic platform combining print, digital, and audio-visual media, continuing its mission to spotlight India’s travel heritage and connect it with the global audience.



"Musafir Media is not just publishing stories, it’s curating soulful journeys where innovation meets inspiration, voices become movements."
Dimple Arora ( Founder Editor )
"Through every conversation on TMP, I journey with voices that inspire, explore untold stories, and celebrate human wanderlust."
Deepanshu Aneja ( Founder TMP )


Designed to promote fitness, sportsmanship, and networking, GTBL is a first-of-its-kind initiative that blends the energy of sport with the spirit of the global tourism community. Players from travel trade organisations, corporates, and industry bodies participated alongside colleagues and family members.
Beyond high-energy matches, the league fostered camaraderie and meaningful connections. The presence of political dignitaries and industry delegates added to the event’s significance. GTBL Season 01 has laid a solid foundation for future editions, with plans to expand its reach nationally and globally.

The partnership reflects the growing momentum of regional aviation in India, where turboprops are playing a key role in connecting tier 2 and tier 3 cities. Long-term maintenance solutions like the GMA are expected to support airlines such as Fly91 in expanding networks sustainably and efficiently.

He highlighted initiatives such as the proposed National Institute of Hospitality and large-scale training of tourist guides, which are expected to improve skills and professionalism in the sector. IATO also appreciated the National Destination Digital Knowledge Grid, calling it a progressive step towards preserving India’s cultural and heritage assets while supporting local communities.
The industry has responded positively to the focus on eco-tourism, trekking, and wildlife trails, aligning with global demand for sustainable travel. However, IATO expressed concern over the lack of specific funding for overseas tourism promotion, which remains vital for boosting inbound travel.


The afternoon focused on the resort’s diverse offerings, including thoughtfully designed villas with private pools, wellness-led spa experiences, signature restaurants, and curated island activities. Through conversations and presentations, the team shared insights into how the property blends Maldivian charm with contemporary hospitality. The showcase underlined JW Marriott Kaafu Atoll’s growing focus on experiential luxury, personalised stays, and strong engagement with the Indian travel market.


SuryaMahal is a 10,000 sq. ft. pillar-less ballroom designed for up to 600 guests, offering modern lighting, a spacious pre-function area, and live culinary experiences. Chandrakamal, a terrace banquet venue of similar size, features panoramic city views, a private entry, live cooking stations, and an open-air setting. Supported by personalised event planning and ITC Hotels’ service standards, the new venues aim to deliver seamless and well-curated celebrations.




Major theme parks will lead the excitement. SeaWorld Orlando will debut SEAQuest: Legends of the Deep, a suspended family dark ride that takes guests on an immersive underwater journey blending storytelling and education. LEGOLAND® Florida Resort is gearing up to launch Galacticoaster, the world’s first indoor, family-friendly space-themed roller coaster and the resort’s largest investment to date. Walt Disney World will also introduce several updates, including a Muppets-themed reimagining of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, a new animation-inspired family experience, upgrades to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Magic Kingdom, and a Zootopia-themed 4D show at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
Closer to Kissimmee, Old Town Entertainment District will mark its 40th anniversary with special events celebrating its classic Florida charm. On the cultural front, the first Florida Children’s Book Festival will debut in February, while Opera Orlando will present a diverse MainStage season at Steinmetz Hall. ICON Park will welcome a new multi-level Build-A-Bear Workshop flagship.
In hospitality, the MICHELIN Key–awarded ette hotel continues to raise the bar, while the newly opened Kompose Boutique Resort adds a lifestyle-focused stay option. Food lovers can explore the newly launched Latin Culinary Trail, celebrating Osceola County’s rich Hispanic and Latino flavours.
Strengthening its global reach, Orlando International Airport will offer non-stop flights to Madrid and Tokyo, positioning Kissimmee as an even more connected international destination in 2026.

To mark the opening, Centara has announced a limited-time launch offer for members of its loyalty programme, CentaraThe1. Members booking stays between May and August 2026 can avail special discounts and earn additional reward points. The offer is open for bookings until the end of May 2026, with free membership enrolment available.
The new hotel reflects Centara’s continued focus on expanding its lifestyle hospitality presence in key global destinations.

The expansion will be supported by six ATR 72-600 aircraft, with three more joining the fleet soon. The new Kochi–Agatti route improves access to the Lakshadweep islands, benefiting both residents and travellers while supporting sustainable tourism. Additional routes across southern and central India aim to strengthen connectivity between tier-two and tier-three cities, reflecting FLY91’s focus on steady and reliable regional growth.

In her new role, she will focus on strengthening market presence, building strategic partnerships, and supporting long-term growth initiatives. Known for her strong leadership and industry relationships, Ahmed is expected to play an important role in expanding Yorker DMC’s business footprint.
The company expressed confidence that her expertise and strategic approach will contribute positively to its future direction as she begins this new professional chapter.

Known for building high-performing teams and scaling operations across markets, she blends strategic thinking with a people-first approach. Her appointment is expected to further enhance YORKER DMC’s capabilities in delivering large-scale meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions.
The move reflects YORKER DMC’s focus on strengthening its management structure while expanding its footprint in the global MICE segment, underlining its commitment to operational excellence and sustainable growth.

From winter heritage escapes in Jaipur and Udaipur to Holi celebrations in Vrindavan, monsoon retreats in Shimla and Dehradun, and desert journeys to Pushkar and Jaisalmer, the guide reflects how travel can be planned meaningfully across seasons. Emphasising comfort and sustainable intercity mobility, the initiative showcases how Delhi acts as a gateway to diverse cultural, spiritual and scenic experiences.
Released ahead of National Tourism Day, the guide reinforces the idea of thoughtful, year-round travel rooted in ease, responsibility and discovery.

The master-brand film, A World Between S.E.A & SKY, shot on Genting Dream, captures the rhythm of life at sea through families, couples, groups, and corporate travellers enjoying dining, entertainment, accommodation, safety, and service. The second film, A Voyage Called India – A Heart That Sails With Us, celebrates India’s cultural diversity through regional food preferences, languages, and shared traditions.
The India-centric film will also screen in cinemas across 23 cities during the Republic Day period, reinforcing themes of unity and belonging.

Meanwhile, forest officials are addressing a leopard movement in Betul district through monitored capture efforts. Together, these developments highlight active wildlife management in the region. With strong road and rail connectivity from Rajasthan cities, reserves such as Satpura, Bandhavgarh, Kanha and Pench are increasingly drawing nature and wildlife enthusiasts, strengthening the shared wildlife tourism landscape of central India.


Senior leaders and dignitaries from the travel, tourism, hospitality, and events sectors were present, underlining growing industry confidence in GAEHP’s role. Association officials shared that membership has grown to nearly 350 professionals within a year, representing diverse industry verticals.
The evening focused on professional interaction, exchange of ideas, and collaboration, reinforcing GAEHP’s aim to support industry dialogue and sustainable growth across the events and hospitality ecosystem.

Food and beverage revenues also remained robust, driven by banqueting and large-scale events. Internationally, ITC Ratnadipa in Colombo turned EBITDA positive, while deliveries at Sapphire Residences commenced.
During the quarter, ITC Hotels crossed 150 operational hotels, expanded across several Tier-II and Tier-III cities, and received major global awards for sustainability and luxury, reinforcing its leadership in responsible hospitality.

The event featured a panel discussion on integrating housekeeping and pest management to create safer environments, with industry leaders sharing insights on compliance and innovation. Addressing the gathering, Chief Guest Mr. P.K. Mohankumar emphasised the need for coordinated efforts in cleanliness and safety. Leaders from both associations described the MoU as a milestone that will drive holistic solutions and elevate professional standards across the sector.

The opening day featured spiritual ceremonies, destination presentations, panel discussions, and B2B networking sessions focused on promoting winter tourism, adventure travel, trekking routes, and lesser-known destinations beyond the traditional Char Dham circuit. A major highlight was the address by the Honourable Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, who reiterated the state government’s vision of developing Uttarakhand as a 12-month tourism destination, assuring full support for sustainable and inclusive tourism growth.
On the second day, delegates participated in a familiarisation (FAM) trip to Harsil, Mukhba, and Gangotri Dham, offering firsthand exposure to the natural beauty, spiritual heritage, and winter charm of Uttarkashi. The experience allowed participants to better understand the region’s tourism potential and strengthened confidence in promoting Uttarkashi as a diverse and immersive destination.

In a separate announcement, the hotel has opened its rooftop pool to non-resident guests, offering curated day-access packages and enhancing leisure options within Malé’s urban landscape.

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