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» Air India lines up several strategies for its revival plan

The airline is slated to sign special and long-term travel agreements with 700 Indian companies and is reworking its pricing strategies; to re-introduce non-stop flight to US & start Mumbai-London daily flights ... Read more

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» Jaipur airport on high alert following IB warning on possible hijack

Intelligence Bureau on Friday evening stated that Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Ludhiana and Srinagar could be targeted to execute a hijacking plan ... Read more

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» Tourism in Kovalam face extinction due to proposed Vizhinjam port: Hoteliers

The Rs. 4,010 crore project would mean immediate closing down of 31 big and small tourist resorts employing nearly 3000 people directly ... Read more

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» Exotic locales in far-off places see a rise in the Big Fat Indian Weddings

Last week tourism officials from Mauritius flew into Mumbai with itineraries that included meetings scheduled with wedding planners ... Read more

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» Safari ban poses loss of livelihood to locals in Ranthambore

Not just the hoteliers, guides or tourists but scores of ordinary locals have benefitted from tourism in the Ranthambore national park; Tourism helped in monitoring of the big cats at the park ... Read more

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» Kerala to launch its own airlines to fly to the GCC nations

The new airlines 'Air Kerala' to follow the public-private partnership model & aim to ease problems of NRIs travelling between Kerala and the GCC nations ... Read more

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» UK mulls over changing visa rules to lure more tourists

Hotels complain that some tour operators have dropped Britain from their European itineraries because of the extra accreditation needed ... Read more

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» AC double-decker trains soon on Delhi-Jaipur and Mumbai-Ahmedabad routes

Delhi-Jaipur service to be launched on August 16 & the tickets are priced at Rs 330 per traveller, nearly what a car passenger travelling between Delhi and Agra will pay one way on the Yamuna Expressway ... Read more

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» Wildlife tourism in Assam not affected by SC order : Tour Operators Association of Assam

Says that the core areas of the three tiger reserves in Assam were always out-of-bound for tourism activities and so the ban will not have a negative impact on the flow of wildlife enthusiasts in the state ... Read more

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» Kerala forest dept to develop facilities for eco-tourism in Arippa forests

The existing guest house of the corporation at Arippa would be renovated by constructing more rooms; Night camping tents would also be set up ... Read more

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