NEW DELHI: Extending support to foreign tourists stranded in India, the ministry of tourism has launched a portal to disseminate information regarding services that can be availed by them in the country. The portal titled 'Stranded in India' aims to act as a support network for foreign tourists stuck in various parts of the country, the Tourism ministry said in a statement.
The entire world is facing a truly unprecedented situation arising out of coronavirus and it is a constant endeavour to ensure the wellbeing of tourists, especially the ones that travel from foreign countries, it said.
"The portal strandedinindia.com consists of comprehensive information on covid-19 helpline numbers or call-centres that the foreign tourists can reach out to for help," the statement said.
It also has information on the ministry of external Read More – Source
NEW DELHI: Extending support to foreign tourists stranded in India, the ministry of tourism has launched a portal to disseminate information regarding services that can be availed by them in the country. The portal titled 'Stranded in India' aims to act as a support network for foreign tourists stuck in various parts of the country, the Tourism ministry said in a statement.
The entire world is facing a truly unprecedented situation arising out of coronavirus and it is a constant endeavour to ensure the wellbeing of tourists, especially the ones that travel from foreign countries, it said.
"The portal strandedinindia.com consists of comprehensive information on covid-19 helpline numbers or call-centres that the foreign tourists can reach out to for help," the statement said.
It also has information on the ministry of external Read More – Source
