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Published on November 6, 2023
Paris, often referred to as the "City of Light," is renowned for its iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre Museum. Yet, beneath the romantic streets and grand boulevards lies a secret world that's less celebrated but equally fascinating—the Paris Sewer Museum. This unique attraction offers an intriguing glimpse into the city's underbelly, where a network of tunnels, passageways, and sewers weaves a story of engineering marvels, history, and urban development.
A Journey Beneath the Streets
The Paris Sewer Museum, also known as Musée des Égouts de Paris, traces its roots back to the early 19th century. It all began with the vision of the French engineer Eugène Belgrand, who initiated the construction of a modern sewer system in Paris. His goal was to rid the city of rampant diseases caused by unsanitary living conditions and overcrowding. As a result, this ambitious project aimed to create a cleaner, healthier Paris.
Located in the heart of Paris, the Sewer Museum offers a unique perspective on the city's development. Situated beneath the Quai d'Orsay, along the Seine River, it provides visitors with a direct view of the city's sewer system, which stretches over 2,100 kilometers (approximately 1,305 miles).
Unveiling the Secrets
Upon entering the museum, visitors are transported to a fascinating world below the streets. The dimly lit tunnels, complemented by an audio guide, reveal the evolution of Paris's sewer system and the critical role it played in the city's transformation.
The museum's exhibits include an array of artifacts, including antique machinery, tools, and photographs that chronicle the growth of the sewer system. One of the most captivating displays is a collection of vintage photographs showing how the sewers were built, highlighting the incredible craftsmanship of the engineers and laborers who constructed them.
The museum features several interactive exhibits that provide a tactile understanding of how the sewers function. For instance, you can observe a portion of the actual sewer system with flowing water beneath a glass floor—a rare sight that evokes awe and fascination.
The Paris Sewer System
The sewers showcased at the museum are still functional today. This means they not only serve as a historical display but also continue to play an essential role in the city's waste management and sanitation. Visitors can appreciate the complexity of the sewer system, designed to handle both rainwater and wastewater.
With a blend of engineering precision and human effort, the sewers of Paris are meticulously maintained. Museum visitors can learn about the daily work carried out by sewer workers and the importance of preventing blockages and ensuring the proper flow of waste.
A Journey into Urban Development
By exploring the Sewer Museum, you embark on a journey through time and space, gaining insight into the evolution of a modern city. Paris's sewer system is not merely an intricate network of tunnels but a testament to human ingenuity and the progress achieved in the face of adversity.
The Paris Sewer Museum is a hidden gem beneath the city's picturesque streets, offering an educational, eye-opening, and thought-provoking experience. It unveils a lesser-known aspect of Paris's history and the extraordinary efforts to transform the city into the magnificent metropolis it is today. So, if you ever find yourself in the "City of Light," don't hesitate to take a fascinating journey beneath the streets, as the Paris Sewer Museum invites you to explore a world that is as significant as it is unseen.
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By Manu Vardhan Kannan
Published on August 30, 2025
The India International Travel Mart (IITM), one of the country’s longest-running and most trusted travel trade exhibitions, is set to return to Pune and Hyderabad in 2025.
IITM Pune will take place from 27–29 November 2025 at Expo Centre, Deccan College, Yerawada.
IITM Hyderabad will be held from 4–6 December 2025 at Hall No. 2, HITEX Exhibition Centre, Kondapur Post.
Now in its 26th successful year, IITM has established itself as India’s biggest travel event, connecting national and international tourism boards, travel operators, hospitality brands, technology providers, and other stakeholders from the tourism ecosystem.
IITM is more than an exhibition, it’s a dynamic B2B platform designed for networking, destination promotion, and business development. With over 200 editions hosted across India, the event has become a trusted launchpad for new travel products, services, and partnerships.
The 2025 editions will feature dedicated pavilions for domestic and international destinations, luxury travel, experiential tourism, travel technology, and sustainable tourism solutions. Attendees can look forward to workshops, buyer-seller meets, and curated showcases designed to strengthen business networks and drive collaborations.
Commenting on the upcoming editions, Mr. Sanjay Hakhu, Director, Sphere Travelmedia & Exhibitions, said: “India International Travel Mart has become a landmark event in India’s tourism calendar. It plays a vital role in driving growth by fostering direct engagement between destinations, travel brands, and buyers.”
Mr. Rohit Hangal, Director, Sphere Travelmedia & Exhibitions, added:
“With Pune and Hyderabad being among India’s fastest-growing tourism markets, hosting IITM in these cities allows us to bring together key stakeholders, promote destinations, and create stronger networks for the industry.”
Both host cities represent high-potential travel markets:
Pune is a thriving hub for education, IT, automotive, and manufacturing, with strong leisure and MICE travel demand driven by its young professional base and proximity to the Western Ghats.
Hyderabad, also known as “Cyberabad,” is a leading IT, biotech, and pharma hub, with a growing middle-class population and strong infrastructure, making it a significant market for business and leisure tourism.
This year’s editions will place special emphasis on:
Sustainable Tourism – showcasing eco-friendly travel solutions and responsible hospitality initiatives.
Emerging Travel Technologies – including AI-driven planning tools, VR travel experiences, contactless systems, and blockchain-based security.
Business Networking – creating opportunities for exhibitors to connect with buyers, partners, and investors through curated B2B meetings.
As India’s outbound travel market continues to boom, expected to surpass USD 44 billion by 2032, IITM stands as a strategic gateway for industry players to connect, collaborate, and capitalize on new opportunities.
Published on August 29, 2025
Lemon Tree Hotels has announced the signing of Lemon Tree Resort, Pench, Maharashtra, its newest getaway in the heart of India.
Nestled amidst the scenic forests of Pench, which spans across Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, the upcoming resort will feature 60 well-appointed rooms, a restaurant, spa, swimming pool, banquet spaces, and more.
Pench National Park, famously known as the inspiration behind Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book, is home to the Royal Bengal Tiger, leopards, sloth bears, and countless other wildlife species. This makes it an ideal destination for both nature lovers and adventure seekers.
This signing further strengthens Lemon Tree Hotels’ footprint in Maharashtra, where it currently operates 14 hotels with six more in the pipeline. The expansion also reflects the brand’s commitment to growing its presence across India’s key leisure, wildlife, and experiential destinations.
By Hariharan U
Hotels and resorts across Vietnam are gearing up for the National Day holiday with a vibrant mix of dining events, wellness packages, and family activities that celebrate the country’s culture and spirit of togetherness.
Waving the Vietnamese Flag High at Alma Resort Cam Ranh
Alma Resort Cam Ranh is pulling out all the stops with family-friendly festivities inspired by Vietnam’s flag. Activities include festive décor, DIY flag crafts, face painting, and a playful “Capture the Flag” challenge. Young guests can also enjoy kite making, tree planting, and plenty of fun with wood carving, yoga, tug of war, and even meet-and-greet moments with a Minion and a clown.
On September 2, Alma Garden will serve a lavish breakfast buffet with a “Special Vietnamese Delights” counter, followed by an evening spread titled “A Culinary Journey Across Three Regions”, featuring half a grilled lobster per adult, unlimited beverages, and a live performance by a traditional band. Meanwhile, Alma Food Court will spotlight Vietnamese coffee tasting, alongside local favourites such as grilled chicken with bamboo-tube rice and beef stew with rice noodles.
Wellness and Family Time at Azerai Resorts
Azerai Resorts is celebrating with special offers designed for relaxation and family bonding. At Azerai Ke Ga Bay, guests can enjoy a “Buy 60, Get 90 Minutes” massage promotion and complimentary yoga sessions by the beach. Further north, Azerai La Residence, Hue is offering a “Family Time” package with a one-night stay, daily breakfast, a poolside BBQ dinner, and discounts on spa and dining. For a deeper escape, the “Hue Heritage and Nature Escape” two-night package combines time at the resort with a guided trip to Bach Ma National Park and explorations of Hue’s cultural landmarks.
Premium BBQ Buffet at Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi
In the capital, Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi is marking the holiday with an exclusive BBQ Buffet Dinner at Spice Garden on September 2. From 6pm to 10pm, diners can savour fresh seafood, Hanoi specialties, and premium BBQ across five live stations. Children under 6 dine free, while those aged 6–11 enjoy a 50% discount. The refurbished Spice Garden, relaunched in 2023, blends cozy luxury with authentic Vietnamese charm, making it an ideal setting for festive dining.
Fiery Festivities at The Anam Cam Ranh
The Anam Cam Ranh is setting the stage for a lively Independence Day celebration with a Vietnamese buffet, fireshow, fireworks, and live traditional music on September 2. Hosted at Lang Viet Restaurant and Bar, with optional drinks packages for unlimited juices or free-flow draught beer. The highlight? Fresh mango juice made from Khanh Hoa’s famed mangos, adding a local touch to the beachfront feast.
From beachfront resorts to heritage city hotels, Vietnam’s hospitality scene is uniting to honour National Day with celebrations that bring together food, culture, and family fun.
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