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54th
TAAI Convention Pays Tribute To Indo-Lankan Relations
The mood was buoyant at the BMICH convention centre in Colombo
on September 24, as TAAI kicked off its 54th annual convention
with a fitting innauguration that both dazzled as well as
informed its members of how to meet an exceedingly dynamic
future.
TAAI
Affirms Solidarity With Sri Lanka
TAAI's 54th Convention was off to an ominously sanguine start
as speakers and listeners alike set the tone at the inauguration
at the BMICH, affirming their faith in Sri Lanka as a destination
they stood by and agreeing to implement the changes imperative
to see them beyond the decade.
SLTB
Kickstarts US$ 1 Million Marketing Campaign For India
The Sri Lanka Tourist Board (SLTB) has introduced a brand
new tourism marketing and promotion campaign for the Indian
market. With a stipulated budget of US$ 1 million, SLTB aims
at further increasing awareness of Sri Lanka's tourism potential
in India.
TAAI
Moots Joint Council Of Indian Tourism Associations
With an aim to work in unity to address key concerns and goals
pertaining the Indian hospitality and tourism industry and
ensure a substantial success, TAAI is to collaborate with
the other industry associations from the Indian travel and
hotel sector - TAFI, FHRAI and HAI to form a 'Joint Council
Committee'.
TAAI
In Talks With Other Countries For Joint Tourism Promotion
In effort to further promote Indian tourism in prime international
markets, TAAI in collaboration with the Government of India
has initiated talks with the tourism boards of China, England,
South Africa and Thailand to formulate a joint tourism promotion
plan between India and the respective countries individually.
Experts
Bite Into Realities, First Up
The first business session at TAAI's 54th convention wasted
no time in facing up the most pertinent issue dogging the
Indian travel trade today - the prospect of receding airline
commissions and the need for agents to overhaul their vanilla
business of ticketing.
How
About An Incredible India?
Think regionally, act locally and plan globally.
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