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Cover Story

Repackaging India
Spiritual Tourism: Unexplored Territory
Wine Tourism: Nascent Industry…Immense Potential
Adventure Tourism: Scaling New Heights
Golf Tourism: Beautiful Greens, Inadequate Promotion
Betting On Indian Tourism’s Latest Spa-cialty

TradeBytes
Creative Travel Re-Brands Conference Division, Pulls Out Of Far East Market
Our Aim Is To Be Among The Top Three Tour Operators: Ketkar
‘We Aim To Become The Most Sought After Luxury Holiday Company In India’
Movements
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‘Our Aim Is To Provide The Insurance Scheme For All Our 60 Members Registered Till Date’
‘A Zero Per Cent Commission Regime In India Is Simply Not Tenable’
Air Waves
Cosmic Air, Aero Nepal To Commence India Operations
Egypt Air To Consolidate Position In India
Turkish To Raise Frequency From November
In Brief
‘Promoting Indian Tourism Is In Our Best Interest’
The Essentials For Indian Aviation
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The Indian Awards Go To....
Abacus Regional Conference Touches Upon Vital Industry Issues
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Tamil Nadu To Emphasise On Spiritual, Heritage And Medical Tourism At WTM 2004
After Highway Tourism, Haryana To Focus On Adventure Tourism
Farm Tourism Gives Haryana A Major Fillip
Delhi Tourism Working Towards Improving Its Information Dissemination Processes
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Indian Travel Pie Too Tempting For New Destinations
Visa-On-Arrival To Boost Tourism To Mauritius
Nepal, India Join Hands In Promoting Buddhist And Eco-Tourism
Tourism Gains Importance At Festa Italiana 2004
Robinson Scandinavia Gets Exclusive Representation In India Through HANS
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The Future Indian Traveller
From antiquity to date man has travelled. It began with the search of food or shelter. With the advent of commerce it was in search of new things to trade and barter. Explorers, discoverer's, missionaries all left their homelands to go out into the world to meet their destinies. Progress makes the world constantly smaller. Journeys that took years at one time now can be undertaken in a day.

Hotel Talk
Taj To Tread On Gwalior And Kovalam Turf
Marriott Launches New Travel Agents Website
Tourism Minister To Support Infrastructure Status For Hospitality
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Tomorrow’s World - The Great Tariff
HP Tourism, CII To Hold Himachal Tourism Conclave In December

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