military tourism: Offbeat trips and experiences gain traction : vimarsana.com

Army Polygon, a company specializing in military-style events, is aiming to attract Indian travellers for military tourism this year. The company is working on partnerships with Indian travel companies to offer programs such as a ride on a real reconnaissance vehicle, BTR-80, or T-62 tanks. The Saudi Tourism Authority is also promoting attractions such as a private tour in Hegra, an Arabian winter with snowfall in the northern region of Saudi, and scaling the Al Qarah mountain.

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