MoCA Targets Increase Of 13,000 In Seat Capacity
In a move to make up for the short-fall in air capacity due to the 9/11 mishap, the ministry of civil aviation (MoCA) is in talks with various new airlines to commence operations in India, while targeting an increase of 13,000 in seat capacity.

‘Effective Airports Are A Combination Of Facilities, Infrastructure, Staff And Service’
There’s Nothing Extraordinary In Being Situated On A Lake, But, Between Two Lakes Is Practically Unique

Uniglobe Targets 100 Franchisees In South Asia In Five Years
Red Apple Launches The Advantage Card In India
Goa: Beyond The Beaches
Luxury Trains To Be Implemented In Vidarbha
ITDC Initiates First Tie-Up With CII For Tourism Promotion
FDCM Appoints Indsearch To Conduct Eco-Tours In Maharashtra
Henan Tourism Ties-Up With Bombay Travels

Cathay Ambassadors To Shortly Service Mumbai Airport
Kenya Airways To Increase Frequency By Year End
Sikkim To Acquire Its First Airport
Treasure Tours Launches Information Counters At Mumbai Airport
China Airlines Makes A Foray Into Indian Skies Targets 80 Per Cent Load Factor
US Airways Set To Tap Indian Market
Mumbai Gets A Taste Of BA’s 21st Century Air Travel

Nagaland Govt Provides Added Impetus To Tourism
Chhattisgarh Allots Rs 400 Crore To Tourism Infrastructure Development
Jharkhand Accords ‘Industry Status’ To Tourism
Kerala Tourism Bags Heritage Award At PATA 2002
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Panchgani - An Unequalled Blend Of Nature’s Best

MoT Re-Emphasises On ‘Look East’ Policy
Development of six circuits ceased due to paucity of funds
HKTB Adopts Two-Pronged Marketing Strategy For India
PM Moots Joint Asian Tourism Circuits
Special Task Force To Re-Evaluate PATA Travel Mart
India, Singapore Discuss Joint Tourism Packages
Glimpses of PATA 2002

IATO Inks Joint Promotion With Indonesia
JCBL Identifies Tourism As One Of The Primary Markets

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We Are Looking At An Approximate 8 Per Cent Growth In 2002: Harnal
DTCM Roadshow Thrusts On MICE

In light of promoting Tourism in India would the existence of many associations with fragmented efforts be a boon or a bane?

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