Feb 26th, 2010 – Travel News
Calcutta
Telegraph
Silchar,
Feb. 25: The travel industry in scenic Mizoram is set to take wings with
“helitourism”. The state government is inducting helicopters in tie-up ...
7 die as tourist plane crashes at Peru Nazca lines
Reuters
India
LIMA
(Reuters) - At least seven people died on Thursday as a small plane carrying
tourists over Peru's famed Nazca lines crashed into the desert, ...
Jet Airways to offer discounts to women in March
Economic
Times
NEW DELHI:
Leading private carrier, Jet Airways will offer discounts up to five and 10 per
cent on domestic and international flights to women passengers ...
Campaign to promote JK as safe tourist destination
Press
Trust of India
Jammu, Feb
25 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir Government has declared 2010 as 'Visit
Kashmir-Paradise Awaits' Year to promote the state as a safe tourist ...
Union Budget 2010 Likely To Increase Exemption Limit For
Medical, Travel Expenses
india-server.com
Union
Budget for 2010-11 is considering to increase the exemption limit on medical,
travel and gratuity reimbursement due to the inflation. ...
Sultan Ahmed, Union Minister of State for Tourism releases
Approach Paper for ...
TravelBizMonitor
By TBM
Staff | Mumbai According to a PIB release, at a two-day National Rural Tourism
Workshop in Hyderabad recently, Sultan Ahmed, Union Minister of State ...
Orissa approves soup for tourism sector
odishatoday.com
Bhubaneswar
(Orissa) : Orissa Government has drawn up a perspective plan with a target of
15 per cent growth in tourist arrival ...
An atheist's travel between extremes with a fanatic
Daily
News & Analysis
Bangalore:
Very rarely is a first-time author compared to Nobel prize winners. Well,
Sadanad Dhume's My Friend The Fanatic: Travels With A Radical Islamist ...
IGNOU students to get train travel concession
IndiaEduNews.net
New Delhi:
On-campus students of Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) will get
concessional fares for train travel anywhere in the country, ...
Prime Minister directs Ministers to skip foreign travel during
session
MSN
India
New Delhi:
Taking exception to ministers wanting to travel out of the country when
Parliament session is on, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has once again ...
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