Issue of November 2005  
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In Focus
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Cover Story

Caught In Interesting Times
Hotels tell Bhisham Mansukhani that travel agents are relevant but they need to evolve to stay in the game.

Spot Light
India To Focus On Medical Tourism At WTM
TravelWorld 2006
Countdown Begins To The 2005 Galileo-Express Travel & Tourism Awards
Showcase

‘The State Is Facing A Challenge From Other States In The Country’
‘We Are Identifying Tourism As One Of The Major Growth Engines To Generate Employment’
‘We Try To Follow Different Strategies Based On The Markets’
‘Tamil Nadu Is The First State To Use Technology In Promoting Tourism’
‘The State's Vision Is Clearer After The Latest Revamp In Branding’
‘The Challenge Is To Attract More High Spending Leisure Travellers’
‘The Focus Is On Qualitative And Quantitative Accommodation’
‘We Are Seriously Considering Strong Tie-Ups With Neighbouring States’
India On An Incredible Run

Travel People
'Travel Agent’s Need To Evolve In Changing Times'
TAAI’s New Flag Bearers
'Taking India To New Heights In Tourism'
Tourism Is Booming, But In India It Is Marred By A Huge Capacity Problem
In Focus
Travel Agents See Opportunity Of New Business Model With LCCs
Even as low-cost airlines bypass travel agents, necessity is bound to force them to reconsider these middlemen sooner or later. Industry feedback reveals growing dissatisfaction amidst contracting commission levels and aggressive promotion of e-ticketing, reports Hazel Jain and Bhavika Jhaveri.
News Track
Express Hotelier & Caterer Now... Express Hospitality
India Plans First-Ever International Ski Resort
CCIL To Invest Rs. 100 cr In Wildlife, Adventure Tourism
E-ticketing Billed As Leading Online Trend In India
Tourism Standing Committee Chairman Snubs China Comparison
India, Pakistan Form Group To Promote Tourism
Movements
MoT Gears Up For Commonwealth Games
Italian Tourism Companies To Participate In Road Shows
'Wine Experiences Will Certainly Be Part Of Our Tourism Promotion'
Air Waves
A-I To Refurbish Its Brand
US Carriers Head For Indian Skies At Last
Singapore Airlines To Start Hyderabad Service
Air NZ Signs Bilateral To Operate Flights Into India
New Hyderabad Airport To Be Ready By '08
Air Arabia First International Airline To Fly Nagpur
In Brief
ATF Hike May Hit Air Traffic: Assocham
AA, Sahara Sign Codeshare Agreement
PIB Approves Aircraft Acquisition By AI
Indian Aviation Will Be A Driver For Growth - Bisignani
Oriental Insurance to cover Paramount Airways
Air Deccan Manages Top Keep Prices Low
‘The Problem Is The Manner In Which IA & AI Are Allowed To Function’ - Nilotpal Basu
Look In

Haryana Tourism Adopts Aggressive Route
Stitching A Unique Medical Tourism Package
Ministry Identifies Beaches To Boost Tourism

Look Out
Korea To Position Itself As Perrenial Destination
Costa Cruises To Shift To Dollar Billing
VisitBritain Contemplates Agent Specialist Programme
Armenia Eyes Indian Tourists
Catalunya Tourism Set To Explore Indian Market
Tourism Australia To Use Indian Programme Template Globally
Tourism Malaysia To Promote Homestays In India
Cruise Industry: Future is Bright
Hotel Talk
Indian Hospitality Through The Eyes Of The Big 10
Starwood Holds 'Aloft' Plans For India
Country Inns & Suites Heading For Major Expansion Drive
Hitting Bull's Eye With The Mid-Market Segment Dart
Infrastructure Status: Does It Matter?
View Point
So Much More To Fly
Indian Tourism's high profile lobbyist, Subhash Goyal, head of Stic Travels and President, IATO, has reasons to celebrate. His pleas at every travel fora for an international airport for every state capital had few takers among the powers that be.
Channel Chat
Non-IATA Agents Lose Out To Low-Cost Carriers
The airline industry is abuzz with many low-cost carriers taking to the skies. The entry of low-cost carriers like Air Deccan and SpiceJet is being greeted with considerable enthusiasm by the middle-class traveller.
Up Link
Amadeus Encourages Agents To Diversify Into Niche Markets
Abacus To Launch Industry Learning Initiative
Galileo Offers A Host Of New Solutions To Travel Agents
Macro View
Ministries To Clear Medical Tourism Hurdles
Safety Procedures For Adventure TOs Under Scanner
India, Korea To Foster Ties
Trade Bytes
Pegasus Solutions Appoints Aman Travels As Sales Agent
TravelPort To Increase Number of Franchise Agents by Dec 2005
Cox & Kings To Dilute 20pc Shareholding
Nationwide Airlines To Sell Premium Holidays Through Exclusive GSA
Expert View
Charting A Futuristic Growth Strategy
After kicking off the 'Incredible India' campaign in 2003, Amitabh Kant, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Tourism details the second phase of the campaign that is set to roll out in the near future.
Destination Jharkhand
Jharkhand: The Latest Attraction Of The East
When Jharkhand was segregated from Bihar and carved out as a new state few years ago, critics were skeptical about the fortunes of the 28th state of the Indian Union. But the indomitable spirit of its people, its pro-active administration and the huge deposits of mineral it possesses, has helped the state to be on the fast track to industrial development. Express Travel & Tourism takes you on a guided tour of Jharkhand.
Destination Orissa
Orissa Tourism To Promote Its 'Golden Triangle'
Puri Beach Festival To Showcase The Vividness Of Orissa
On Buddha's Trail
‘Beaching’ Out In Orissa
Festivals Of Orissa
Orissa-The Rising Star Of The East
Capa Round Round Up
CAPA Urges Governments To Liberate Low-Cost Airline
The leading aviation consultancy, Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) kicked off its second annual Indian Subcontinent and Middle East low-cost airline symposium in Mumbai last month. The two-day event called for greater government liberalisation of the aviation sector. Reema Sisodia summarises the event.
Back Waters
Wayanad - The Enchanting Beauty Queen of God’s Own Country
Kerala Unplugged
Vandanmedu - The Cardamom Hills
Enjoy Close Encounters On Treetop
Captivating Kairali Heritage Resort
Edassery Eastend - One Of The Landmarks Of Munnar
Dental Tourism: Growing Day By Day
French Kathakali Artists Performs At UDS - Kovalam
Pathanamthitta - The Land of Temples
Hotel Span: The Charm Of Kozhikode
Kerala: An Eco-Tourism Haven
Cocohol Introduces Cricket Packages
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