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Outbound Looks Bearish Following Market Crash And Quake
Outbound tour operators are reeling from the twin blows of the recent stock market crash and the Gujarat earthquake. Industry sources reveal that all the leading tour operators have suffered a setback in their leisure business recorded this year.

DTCM Bags Awards At ATM
The government of Dubai’s department of tourism and commerce marketing (DTCM) received the award for the ‘Middle-East’s leading destination’ and ‘Middle-East’s leading tourist and convention bureau’.

Lankan Tourism Focuses On Indian Market
The recent announcement of peace initiatives by Sri Lanka is set to give its tourism industry new directions with a larger focus on Indian markets. Indian tourist arrivals form a major part of foreign tourists visiting the country.

Indians Rank Second Amongst Visitors To Israel From Asia
Though India is one of the most popular international destinations amongst Israeli travellers resulting in an upward trend in tourism from Israel to India, less is known about the fact that Indians are among Asia’s most prolific visitors to Israel.

Improved Infrastructure To Boost South-East Asia Tourist Influx
The South Asian countries would have to wait for some time before they realise their tourism potential. Infrastructural bottlenecks would have to be cleared for the desired results.

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