Travel glossary
Outbound tour operator
An outbound tour operator sells and organises trips for travellers from its own country going abroad, for example Indian travellers holidaying in Dubai, Thailand or Europe.
Outbound operators package flights, hotels, transfers, sightseeing and visas, often buying ground services from DMCs in the destination. In India, overseas tour packages attract GST and TCS.
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Inbound tour operatorAn inbound tour operator organises travel within its own country for v…DMC (Destination Management Company)A DMC is a company based in a destination that provides local ground s…TCS on overseas tour packagesTCS (tax collected at source) is collected by the seller of an oversea…Tour packageA tour package bundles travel services, such as accommodation, transpo…
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What is Outbound tour operator?
An outbound tour operator sells and organises trips for travellers from its own country going abroad, for example Indian travellers holidaying in Dubai, Thailand or Europe.
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