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Breaking Travel News interview: Dr K Chiranjeevi, minister of tourism, India
While the Indian economy has been rarely been far from the headlines in recent years, the tourism sector in the country has also been quietly growing to become one of the most significant in the region. Here Breaking Travel News grabs a few moments with newly appointed tourism minister, Dr K Chiranjeevi, to see how he hopes to see the sector develop under his leadership.
Breaking Travel News investigates: The festivals of Incredible India
With such a divergence of cultures it is little wonder India enjoys a different festival virtually every day of the year. Here Breaking Travel News takes a look at some of the most colourful, authentic celebrations on earth.
Indian Ocean islands community rallies to discuss tourism
Tourism Ministers from the Indian Ocean islands community rallied under the Indian Ocean Commission (COI) to discuss tourism and the marketing of tourism in the Indian Ocean.
Incredible India rolls out international campaign
India’s new Minister of Tourism, the Hon. Dr K Chiranjeevi has unveiled Incredible India’s new international campaign in the UK market. The new ‘Find What You Seek’ campaign aims to highlight to consumers that they will find whatever they are looking for from a holiday in India, creating an awareness of the destinations and products available in India which in turn aims to increase international visitor figures by 12% each year until 2016.
Dr K Chiranjeevi, minister of tourism, India @ WTM 2012
Dr K Chiranjeevi talks to Breaking Travel News at World Travel Market 2012
New advertising campaign from Incredible India launches at WTM 2012
New Indian minister of tourism, K Chiranjeevi, has launched a new Incredible India international advertising campaign at World Travel Market. Under the headline ‘Find What You Seek’, the campaign will target the UK market.
WTA news: Indians strike Arabian gold
Tourism in the Middle East is mining a rich vein of success thanks to an influx of Indian tourists buying gold, according to the new WTM Global Trends Report 2012. A recent surge of low-cost flights has opened up new travel opportunities for Indian tourists, many of whom head for gold souks across the Gulf, especially Dubai.
Madhu Dubey, Regional Director, India Toursim
Madhu Dubey, Regional Director, India Toursim at the World Travel Awards Asia, Australasia and Indian Ocean Gala Ceremony 2012
Madhu Dubey, regional director, Australasia, India Tourism
Madhu Dubey, regional director, Australasia, India Tourism, at ITB Asia 2012
Routes 2012: India celebrates bright outlook for aviation at Routes Forum
Incredible India and key aviation partners are among over 1,000 airports, 300 airlines and 200 tourism authorities in Abu Dhabi this weekend, discussing the latest developments in the global aviation sector.
Seychelles confirms a celebration from 2013 to mark its ties with India
Seychelles is a country proud of its past and of the influences that has molded the Seychellois as a proud people.
Africa and Indian Ocean islands join forces to attract tourists from Brazil
South Africa, Seychelles, Mauritius, Mozambique, Tanzania, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe joined some 200 international hotel companies, destination management companies (DMCs), and tour operators to promote twin-center holidays between South Africa and its neighboring countries and its islands.