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MoT
Sleeping Over Dual Tariff: RBI
The
Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has made a strong statement against
the Ministry of Tourism’s (MoT) inability to enforce
the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) 1999, as the country’s
hotels, monuments and airlines continue to violate the act
which bans the levying of a dual tariff.
Jaypee
Greens To Invest Over Rs 300 Crore On Its Expansion Programme
Golf
is certainly catching on in the Indian subcontinent as one
of the most preferred business sports. In lieu with the augmenting
scenario, the longest golf course in the country, Jaypee greens
has announced its intent to further expand and diversify with
an estimated project amount of Rs 3000 crore.
Haryana
Celebrates World Tourism Day
In
a bid to mark World Tourism Day, Haryana Tourism had announced
its intent to grant 10 per cent discount on food in all its
complexes for the general public and 15 per cent for senior
citizens on September 27, 2002.
TCI
Takes Over As PSA For NCL Offers Special Festive Rates
TCI,
the newly appointed PSA for Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) is
offering cruises at special rates for the coming festive season
as under:
TMF
Aims To Enhance Indian Tourism Potential
The
website and newsletter of Travel Media Forum (TMF) was recently
launched by secretary tourism, government of India, Rathi
Vinay Jha at a function organised at Le Meridien New Delhi.
Trails
To Aggressively Promote Northern Kerala And Southern Karnataka
Drawing
parallels with the much-talked about Golden Triangle circuit
in the North, Trails, a company floated by Bangalore-based
R S Hospitality Services Ltd, is well on its way to majorly
promoting the Malabar circuit region.
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