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Tourism and hospitality industry sidelined in Union Budget 2009-10
The Union Budget 2009-10 is a mixed bag for the travel, tourism and hospitality industry. While the industry will benefit with the abolition of FBT, CTT and infrastructural development through IIFCL; the industry is disappointed with the no infrastructure status for the hotel industry and tax exemptions requested by the associations reports TravelBiz Monitor
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Aviation Outlook India 2009 focuses on infrastructural development
The Indian aviation industry may be reeling under the effect of the global economic slowdown, but from a long term perspective, the industry has huge potential for growth. Aviation Outlook India 2009 brought industry experts on a common platform to discuss the opportunities in the market, TravelBiz Monitor reports.
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ATE 2009: Brings out the essence of ‘Real Australia’
Recently concluded Tourism Australia's annual trade show - Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE) 2009 at Melbourne Convention Centre brought in some new and niche products for the Eastern hemisphere markets of Australia. TravelBiz Monitor highlights the various aspects of the event and interacts with various regional tourism authorities to know their view on the Indian market.
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The Union Budget for FY 2009-10 presented by Finance Minister, Pranab Mukherjee has once again garnered lukewarm responses from the hospitality and tourism sectors. While the budget remains focussed ...read more>>
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