Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI) and UBM India Pvt Ltd are co - organising
iTTE 2010- India Travel Trade Expo. Scheduled for 18-20 February 2010 in Mumbai.

India’s Exclusive B2B Travel Trade Exhibition

The objective of iTTE 2010 is to provide the travel trade and visitors a platform which will offer domestic and overseas tourists new vistas of business. The format of the event has been designed to offer the best networking and business opportunities and provide an interactive platform for all industries associated with Travel Trade.

Tourism ministry goes all out for Games promotion abroad

Delhi may still be racing to complete Commonwealth Games projects, but publicity for the event is on in full wing.

Unveiling the Best of Universal Studios® at Universal Studios Singapore®

Resorts World® Sentosa introduces 18 new-to-the-world rides and attractions within seven theme zones at Universal Studios Singapore.

Domestic carriers fly low as high jet fuel prices squeeze cash flows

Aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices have been creeping up after hitting a low of $50 a barrel at the end of Q1 of the current financial year and is now trading at $85 a barrel.

Iraq to resume Baghdad-Paris flights after 20 yrs

Iraq's national airline plans to resume direct flights between Baghdad and Paris after 20 years, the government said on Monday, prompted by demand following a drop in violence levels and a rise in investor interest.

Air India to close offices in cities where it does not fly

Prime Minister Man Mohan Singh has given Air India 18 months to spruce up its finances, come out the red and report a profit.

Oneworld group affirms pledge to retain Japan Airlines

"Let me be very clear, JAL is a highly-valued member of oneworld. The alliance and its other member airlines have deep and long-standing partnerships with JAL that produce hundreds of millions of dollars of value for JAL, and we are committed to maintaining and strengthening that partnership," said Gerard Arpey, chairman of the oneworld board of governors.

Indian Govt may allow foreign airlines stake in domestic carriers

The issue of allowing foreign airlines to pick ip a stake in domestic airlines is likely to be considered by the Committee of Secretaries at its meeting here on November 17. The Ministry of Civil Aviation has indicated that it was “open” to allowing foreign airlines to acquire a 25 per cent stake from the existing 49 per cent cap. At the moment foreign airlines are not allowed to hold a direct or indirect stake in domestic airlines.

Arrival of 266 French boosts Kenya's tourism

Kenya's tourism industry got a further boost on Monday when a French plane arrived in the country for the first time with 266 tourists.

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Octoberfest for airlines as traffic grows 37% due to Indian travelers

Indian passengers have taken to the skies with full force again. Or perhaps they can't resist the attractive rates that airlines are Boeing's Top 15 global airlines offering. At least, that's the picture that recent figures for passenger growth seem to be portraying.

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China hosts Global Tourism Vacation Forum

British writer James Hilton wrote," a book of beautiful writing that depicted to the world an idyllic vacation resort paradise full of dreams and poetry, a placed he called Shangri-La. Today (November 9, 2009), the Global Tourism Vacation Forum 2009 is being held in a Shangri-La resort prototype - the China Diqing Shangri-La.

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