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Array Of Vegetarian And Non-Vegetarian Meals

Malaysia Airlines introduces new Indian cuisine

By eTN Staff Writer

SUBANG - Malaysia Airlines, the only Malaysian, full-frills carrier that
continues to serve complimentary inflight meals, will roll out its new Indian

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Australia - Indian Tourists To The Rescue

Prediction of 500,000 tourists a year from India

By theage.com.au

AUSTRALIAN tourism has turned its attention on India as a potential source of tourists, with predictions that within a decade more than 500,000 Indian tourists a year could visit Australia.

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India

Only Indians can head airline security

By indiatimes.com

MUMBAI - It is an official government order now: only Indian citizens can be appointed to the top security posts in airlines. The Bureau of Civil Avia

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Ireland

Concern over airport treatment of tourist

By irishtimes.com

Tourism officials expressed concern to the Department of Arts and Tourism earlier this year about the behaviour of immigration officers at ports of entry after an Indian man who won a trip to Ireland

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India

More Indian tourists head abroad

By business-standard.com

With growing disposable incomes, more Indians are travelling abroad for leisure or business, and Asian countries are the most sought-after destinations, according to Nielsen India Outbound Travel Moni

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Nepal

Indian tourists flock back to Nepal

By economictimes.indiatimes.com

KATHMANDU - Indian visitors are on rise to the picturesque Himalayan country of Nepal according to the country's tourism board.

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New South Wales

Tourism pitch to woo Chinese

By smh.com.au

Sydney is to be centre stage of the state's tourism push, as the core part of a new strategy to revive visitor numbers to NSW.

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Switzerland

Bollywood drives Indian tourists to Swiss Alps

By economictimes.indiatimes.com

ZURICH - More and more Indian tourists are making a beeline for the Swiss Alps -- thanks to Bollywood which has now made the landlocked European nation one of its most favourite outdoor locations in t

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Helping Travel Industry Professionals Better Understand Growing Market

Nielsen and PATA join forces to launch first ever Indian outbound travel monitor

By eTN

July 24, 2008, Mumbai - To help travel industry professionals better understand the growing Indian outbound travel market, The Nielsen Company has joined forces with the Pacific Asia Travel Associatio

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SpiceJet

Billionaire Ross invests in loss-making India airline

U.S. billionaire Wilbur Ross, who worked on the bankruptcies of Continental Airlines Inc. and Trans World Airlines Inc. in the 1990s, will invest in SpiceJet Ltd.

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uk: Indian tourists vs. american tourists

Indian tourists outspend Americans in Britain

LONDON - The number of Indian tourists to Britain has grown by 170 per cent since 1993, and they are outspending American visitors, a report said Saturday.

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Connecting Hubs Of Mumbai, Shanghai And San Francisco

Jet Airways launches flights to San Francisco via Shanghai

By eTN

Jet Airways has commenced its daily services from Mumbai to San Francisco via Shanghai, becoming the first Indian carrier to operate daily non-stop flights to Shanghai from Mumbai and onward to San Francisco.

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Airbus Concerns

Airbus: Indian airline losses may clip aircraft orders

Airbus, however, continues to see India as a key market in terms of sales, research.

Airbus Industrie, Europe's leading aircraft manufacturer, said it is expecting Indian airline companies to cancel or reschedule orders on account of their losses.

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Handlebar Vs. Indian Air

India court in moustache notice

India's Supreme Court has issued a notice to a state-run airline asking it to explain why an air steward was sacked for wearing a big moustache.

Victor Joynath De was grounded by Indian - formerly called Indian Airlines- in 2001 for refusing to shave off his handlebar moustache.

He had earlier lost a case in a lower court which ... read more

India

Indian tourists pack bags for exotic, offbeat locales

NEW DELHI (eTN) - Planning a holiday trip during this winter break? Well, forget it. You’re most likely to be greeted by a ‘Sold Out’ sign instead of a welcome drink. From beaches to mountains, most hotels are putting away their check-in register as they don’t have any more rooms to offer.

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