Ranthambore recorded 40,000 registrations within two hours when advance safari bookings opened, demonstrating strong interest in India’s wildlife tourism. For the first time, foreign tourists could directly book safaris from their home countries through the official portal. Foreign visitors accounted for nearly 40 percent of bookings, with travellers from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Netherlands participating. The digital system expands international access while supporting tourism demand at the renowned Rajasthan tiger reserve.