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Moving
In For The Kill
As we move in to the new year, and
look ahead at the future of the travel and tourism industry
in India, we get a clear indication that the industry certainly
is on a growth trail. Express Travel & Tourism presents
what lies ahead...
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| TradeBytes |
Kesari
Tours On An Expansion Spree
Carlson
Wagonlit Travel Introduces Nego Fares
Emirates
Holidays Offers More Than Dubai
We
Are Moving Into Scenic & Adventurous Destinations: Duggal
Travelmartindia.com
Goes The Bollywood Way
First
Ever ‘Mumbai Festival’ Receives DoT Support
Movements
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TDS
Will Have To Be Paid On IATA Commission, Says ITAT
TAAI-Pune Chapter
To Push For Formation Of Pune Tourism Board
IATO’s
Pre-Budget Memorandum
Indiatourism,
Mumbai Ventures Into Capacity Building Programmes
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| Air Waves |
‘We
Are Currently In Discussions With Indian Aviation Authorities
To Launch Our Services’
‘We
Took A Long-Term Approach In Our Strategic Planning For 2005-06’
In
Brief
‘We
Want To Double Our Current Destinations By End Of 2005’
Malaysia
Airlines Targets New Destinations In India
Daily
Flights, Sops Mark Austrian Airlines’ 2005 Plan
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‘Low
Cost Carriers Will Bring About Behavioural Changes In The
Industry’
Abacus
MaximiseRev: Travel Agents’ Solution Provider
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J&K
High On Tourism, Aims To Revive More Resorts
Rajasthan
Tourism Gets Serious On Infrastructure Development
MTDC
To Add Three More Properties
HP’s
Tribal Areas Receive Encouraging International Response
MP
Tourism Revamps On An Aggressive Note
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‘Our
Aim Is To Raise The Profile Of Melbourne As A Destination’
Our Target For
2005 Is Around Five Lakh Tourists: Edward Chew
Korea Gears Up
For A Slice Of The Indian Outbound Pie
SriLanka Tourism
Confident Of 20-25 Per Cent Growth Post Tsunami
Poland Tourism:
New Kid On The Block
‘We Are
Working On Special Cruise-Only Rates For India’
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| Spot Light |
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TravelWorld
2005 - Where Travel Means Business
Travel trade shows in India have been always been plagued
by criticism for the lack of substantial gain and relevance.
However, an inherent B2B focus, a slew of international buyers
and primed participants under the aegis of India’s biggest
niche publishing institution is set to perhaps unspool the
country’s most substantial travel event, namely TravelWorld
2005, writes Bhisham Mansukhani
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| Hotel Talk |
Few
Takers For Single Tariff Policy
‘ARRs Guide
The Leading Strategy For Grand Central’
RTDC Embarks
On Rs 2 Crore Renovation Of Hotels |
| Snap Shots |
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Snap
Shots |
| Special Report |
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Crisis
Management - Tourism’s Indispensable Tool
With a spate of natural and man-made
disasters occurring in the past few years, tourism has always
suffered in the aftermath. Express Travel & Tourism presents
a special report on Crisis Management
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