Sri Lankan Tourism On The Rise
CHENNAI - K Palaniappan, an industrialist, had to shelve a business collaboration when the insurgency broke out in Sri Lanka in the latter part of the 70s.
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Nepal
KATHMANDU: They had planned to escape the heat of Chhattisgarh by taking a quick vacation in the hills of Nepal. However, the holiday became a
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Indian Tourism To China
KOLKATA - Lord Buddha may have been born in Nepal and attained Nirvana in India, but it is China which has the largest number of World Heritage Sites of Buddhism, says Mao Siwei, Consul-General of Chi
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China
Indians might have emerged as the new hope for the world travel and tourism industry, but they seem to be giving a miss to the month-long Beijing Olympics slated to begin next month.
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Pakistan Wants Indian Tourists
A Kali temple that, according to legend, was formed when the Earth was created and a pond in front of a Shiva temple believed to have been created by his tears. For a tourist in India, this would have been routine. But not in Pakistan.
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India
Now, the foreign tourism organisations have found another way to woo Indian tourists. This time it’s through their Web portals. With Tourism New Zealand and Singapore Tourism taking the lead in adding a separate link with customised information that an Indian tourist would need, other tourism organisations are likely to follow the path ... read more
Austria & Bollywood
CHENNAI - Bollywood is playing a significant role in promoting Austria as a popular holiday hotspot for Indians, the Austrian tourism industry believes.
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Sri Lanka
Tourist arrivals from India and Britain are keeping Sri Lanka's tourist industry afloat amid war and hostile travel advisories from several Western countries.
Giant neighbour India as well as Britain, from which Sri Lanka got freedom in February 1948, accounted for over 40 percent of the 494,008 tourist arrivals in the scenic island ... read more
Australia
Australian tourism operators have warned that the country's share of the increasingly lucrative Indian tourist market will drop after the recent Test cricket fracas.
The warning has prompted the Queensland government to direct a trade mission to India to try to smooth ruffled feathers.
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