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TripsNews - June 2007 Headlines June 30, 2007 IIMC admits first foreigner to PGP-
Education-Services-News By Economic
Times KOLKATA:
Travis Donselman of IIM Calcutta’s new PGP batch marks a first on campus. The
26-year-old Californian is, in fact, the first foreign-origin student to join
the ranks of the institute’s flagship two-year programme. The decision to head
to India wasn’t an impulsive one. June 30, 2007 Metro Plus Kochi : Waiting for
the first cruise terminal Waiting for the first cruise terminal The
Hindu The first
cruise terminal in the country will come up in Kochi, if everything goes right,
reports Priyadershini S. The blueprint is ready and tourists the world over may
drop anchor here June 29, 2007 Kerala News : Friday, June 29,
2007 Fever scare, bad roads hit tourist inflow TOURISM TRAIL The
Hindu Players in
Kerala’s tourism industry, who were on cloud nine over a month ago, are quite
anxious at the scare created by the spread of contagious diseases in the State
and the worsening condition of roads during the southwest monsoon. June 24, 2007 Magazine / Focus : A tale of
two rivers A tale of two rivers The
Hindu The
Godavari has an intrinsic bond with the lives being lived on its shores. It can
also be made invisible, a conduit for tourism. Overseeing the transition is the
Polavaram dam. R. UMA MAHESWARI June 21, 2007 Bush admn opposes easier immigration bill-
Travel-Services-News By Economic
Times WASHINGTON:
The Bush administration has come out strongly against an effort by Republican
and Democratic lawmakers to make the immigration bill easier on employers. June 21, 2007 First aviation career fair from June 23- Airlines /
Aviation Economic
Times BANGALORE:
Bangalore will be hosting a first of its kind ‘Indian Aviation Career Fair’
between June 23-25 to provide an overview of the growing job opportunities in
the aviation industry. June 21, 2007 India leaves foreign tourists all smiles-
Healthcare-Healthcare Economic
Times NEW DELHI:
American tourist Christina Douglas enjoyed her recent 12-day visit to India.
Besides the Taj Mahal what she remembers most is that the country returned her
smile. That too for just $3,333 she spent on cosmetic dentistry as compared to
$88,888 that it would have cost her in the US. June 20, 2007 Global trends in tourism —
Breaking the billion barrier The
Hindu Threats of
terrorism, pandemic outbreaks, natural calamities and, finally, pesky security
checks notwithstanding, the international tourism industry is booming. June 20, 2007 Mars, Nirulas adorn US co IHC's platter- Hotels /
Restaurants Economic
Times NEW DELHI:
Delhi’s iconic restaurant chain Nirula’s and Mumbai’s Mars Restaurants — owners
of eateries such as Not Just Jazz By The Bay and Tendulkar’s — are changing
hands yet again. June 20, 2007 The
Hindu The State
Government has drawn up an ambitious plan to give a complete facelift to Nandi
Hills near Bangalore, Kemmanagundi in Chikmagalur district and Jog Falls in
Shimoga district, apart from developing several other tourist destinations. June 16, 2007 The
Hindu The Indian
tourist has been voted the second worst in the world. What have we done to earn
this dubious distinction June 15, 2007 The
Hindu Magazine I'D never
been to Berlin but I had fixed images of the city in my mind. I had imagined
Berlin entirely from films. The most powerful image was of a dark, June 15, 2007 The
Hindu Magazine ON the
southeastern periphery of the Bandipur National Park, Karnataka, stretches a
range of hills called Gopalsamibetta (1,468 m) that takes its name from the
temple on top. June 15, 2007 Today's Headlines : Friday,
June 15, 2007 Plan to boost tourism in Uttara Kannada The
Hindu A plan is
being chalked out to develop the tourism industry in Uttara Kannada district
that has five coastal taluks, Minister for Small-scale Industries Shivananda
Narayana Naik has said. June 14, 2007 KSINC focus on upmarket tourism
sector The
Hindu The
State-owned Kerala Shipping and Inland Navigation Corporation has officially
launched its tourist boat - Lake Palace - which is ideally suited for long
trips in the backwaters. June 14, 2007 Metro Plus Hyderabad : A bit
of this and that A bit of this and that The
Hindu AP hopes to
lure tourists with a mixed platter - cruise tours, jungle walks, Buddhist
circuits and golf. Sangeetha Devi Dundoo gets the bigger picture June 12, 2007 How about Siachen to beat the heat?-
Travel-Services-News By Economic
Times NEW DELHI:
Across the snowy slopes of Siachen —the world’s highest battleground— winds of
change are blowing slowly but surely. Though these are still early days for the
zone’s demilitarisation, India and Pakistan are giving peace and tourism a
chance through proposed ‘peace parks’. June 11, 2007 The world is a classroom The
Hindu The
“Incredible India” campaign that opened up the tourist floodgates and shored up
“Brand India” as an amazing destination has had a spin-off effect in the
education sector. June 10, 2007 Metro Plus Pondicherry : Waves
of change Waves of change The
Hindu The Tourism
Department is working towards giving the Beach Road in Pondicherry a new look.
DEEPA H RAMAKRISHNAN reports June 8, 2007 The
Hindu Magazine WALKING
away from the cashier's desk at a restaurant in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, my eye
caught a movement through the glass paned door of a private room at this Soviet
style restaurant. June 8, 2007 The
Hindu Magazine THE problem
with most tourists is that they are always looking for something to do. June 7, 2007 Kerala village tourism
development scheme launched The
Hindu Thiruvananthapuram
June 6 The Kerala Chief Minister, Mr V.S. Achuthanandan, has launched Kerala
Tourism's village tourism development scheme. June 4, 2007 'Brand India' among global Top 10-
Advertising-Services-News By Economic
Times NEW DELHI:
Brand India is a shining metaphor of authenticity, history, art & culture,
business, shopping and value. It is natural to gauge the gung-ho halo around
India as a brand these days. June 3, 2007 Gujjar violence badly hit tourism in Rajasthan-
Politics/Nation Economic
Times JAIPUR: The
violent protests by the Gujjar community have dealt deadly blows to Rajasthan's
booming tourism industry, frustrating foreign and Indian travelers who never
expected such troubles in the otherwise serene state. June 3, 2007 Today's Headlines : Sunday,
June 03, 2007 Tourism strategies planned for Hampi The
Hindu The way the
fabulous ruins of Hampi, a world heritage site, is showcased to tourists might
undergo a sea change in future. The Tourism Department is evolving an
interpretation strategy as part of the broader tourism strategy for the
monuments of Hampi. June 2, 2007 Metro Plus Puducherry : No
more the laidback waters No more the laidback waters The
Hindu Till that
call on Friday afternoon, I didn’t know that the day would end on a picture
perfect note. June 2, 2007 Tamil Nadu News : Saturday,
June 02, 2007 Eco-tourism at Parambikulam The
Hindu Kerala
Forest Department is launching an eco-tourism package to improve living
conditions of tribals in Parambikulam Sanctuary (near Topslip along the Tamil
Nadu border). Deputy Conservator of Forests and Wildlife Warden Sanjayan Kumar told
The Hindu that Kerala Forest Minister Benoy Viswam would launch the
package on Saturday. June 1, 2007 Economic
Times The Reserve
Bank of India has left all key interest rates unchanged in its first quarter
review of the monetary policy. However, it should not be interpreted as the end
of monetary tightening or peaking of interest rates. Future policy moves would
largely depend on inflationary pressures. |
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