Princess Kate has a successful visit to Italy – her first solo overseas trip after her cancer battle.

Now, she is gearing up for a second international visit.

According to the Daily Mail, the Princess of Wales is set to join her husband, Prince William, for a tour to India, which she is "eagerly looking" forward to.

This visit will mark the royal couple's key overseas trip together in over four years.

During the tour, William will hand out awards at the Earthshot environmental ceremony in Mumbai.

Preparations are underway in the South Asian country for the pair. 

They are also expected to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi.

William and Kate previously visited India in April 2016, strengthening UK-India ties.

The upcoming tour announcement came on the heels of the Princess of Wales wrapping her Italy visit.

It was a two-day trip to Reggio Emilia, an Italian city.

Kate, in the city, spoke with locals and influential figures for her work on early childhood development.

Capping it off, the Princess of Wales wrote a heartwarming post about her visit in Italy.

"Over the past two days in Reggio Emilia, I have seen first-hand the power of nature and creativity that puts human connection at the centre of a child’s world."

"I have had such a deeply moving and unforgettable time here. Thank you to the people of Reggio Emilia for welcoming me into a culture of care with such warmth and generosity."

"Our collective work in early childhood must be to protect and nurture the connections that form the foundations of lifelong wellbeing," Kate concluded.