The Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations are in full swing across India, with Nagpur preparing for the grand immersion of over two lakh idols on September 17, 2024, emphasizing eco-friendly practices with 419 artificial tanks set up for the event. In Mumbai, the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport hosted a lively Ganpati Palkhi Parade, featuring traditional dance performances and the distribution of sweets, creating a festive atmosphere for travelers. The Ganesh Visarjan ritual marks the end of the festival, where devotees express their heartfelt farewells to Lord Ganesha, often incorporating personal immersion practices at home. Alongside these celebrations, the El Paso Water Festival highlighted the importance of water conservation in a desert environment, showcasing various water-related activities. The festival season is not only a cultural celebration but also an opportunity for communities to come together and promote environmental awareness. Meanwhile, international tourism trends are explored, including innovative strategies in Lakshadweep and growing interest in local travel experiences post-pandemic.