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Tiger Conservation & Travel Awareness: International Tiger Day (July 29) spotlights how fewer than 4,000 tigers remain in the wild, with key populations spanning India’s Bengal tigers and smaller groups in places like Bhutan, plus threats from habitat loss and fragmentation. Bhutan Tourism & Food Culture: In Phuentshogling, hotels and restaurants are being trained to serve more authentic Bhutanese vegetarian dishes, with a new cookbook compiling recipes from 15 chefs—aimed at giving visitors a deeper taste of local cuisine beyond the usual staples. Investment Push for Tourism-Linked Growth: Ahead of the Invest Bhutan Summit (Jan 11–12, 2027), MoICE has asked all 20 dzongkhags to submit investment-ready projects to attract quality FDI and support balanced regional development. Regional Travel Context (Nepal): Nepal reported 1,209,357 foreign tourist arrivals in FY 2025/26, with India as the top source and Bhutan among the notable contributors—useful backdrop for Bhutan-bound travellers planning cross-border itineraries. Adventure Tourism in the Region: Arunachal’s Mechukha Trout Quest 2.0 drew anglers from Bhutan, Thailand and Indian states, reinforcing the area’s eco-tourism and community-led conservation angle.

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Jun. 30, 2026

Ralph Iantosca lands sixth straight Condé Nast Traveler honor

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Jun. 30, 2026

Ralph Iantosca Named to Condé Nast Traveler Top Specialists List for Sixth Consecutive Year

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Award-Winning Photographer Ron B. Wilson Announces Immersive Bhutan Photography Tour

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UNESCO Organises Two Field Workshops in Bhutan and Nepal as part of UNESCO/Republic of Korea Funds-in-Trust Project

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