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"Brilliant Idea": Startup Allows Foreigners To Pay, Attend Indian Weddings
JoinMyWedding charges tourists Rs 12,488 per person to witness one day of the nuptials ($US250 or Rs 20,814 for two days).
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Australia To Lose Billions As Tourists Cancel Trips Amid Bushfire Crisis
Australia will lose billions of dollars in tourism revenue as international visitors cancel trips in droves due to bushfires raging across the country, an industry body forecast Friday.
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India intends to extend visa on arrival for 40 countries including US and UK
India intends to extend visa on arrival facility to tourists from 40 more countries, including the US, the UK, Canada, Brazil, Australia, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, a move which will make the country a more tourist friendly destination and promote foreign exchange earnings.
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Kerala Tourism on marketing blitz in Australia, Middle East
Buoyed by an over 11 per cent increase in foreign tourist arrivals in 2011, which was a bad year for the global tourism industry given the bleak economic environment, Kerala is on a marketing blitz to attract more travellers from the Middle East and Down Under.
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"Brilliant Idea": Startup Allows Foreigners To Pay, Attend Indian Weddings
JoinMyWedding charges tourists Rs 12,488 per person to witness one day of the nuptials ($US250 or Rs 20,814 for two days).
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Australia To Lose Billions As Tourists Cancel Trips Amid Bushfire Crisis
Australia will lose billions of dollars in tourism revenue as international visitors cancel trips in droves due to bushfires raging across the country, an industry body forecast Friday.
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India intends to extend visa on arrival for 40 countries including US and UK
India intends to extend visa on arrival facility to tourists from 40 more countries, including the US, the UK, Canada, Brazil, Australia, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, a move which will make the country a more tourist friendly destination and promote foreign exchange earnings.
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Kerala Tourism on marketing blitz in Australia, Middle East
Buoyed by an over 11 per cent increase in foreign tourist arrivals in 2011, which was a bad year for the global tourism industry given the bleak economic environment, Kerala is on a marketing blitz to attract more travellers from the Middle East and Down Under.
