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Not so royal revenue from royal trains in Rajasthan

The revenue of luxury tourist trains covering popular sites in Rajasthan fell in the last three years, a railway report said. Palace on Wheels (POW) and Royal Rajasthan on Wheels

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Indian passport to get a makeover

India has decided to do away with the last page of the passport that contains the names of the spouse, parents and address of the passport-holder while changing the colour

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India makes push for U.K. immigration reform

Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu and Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju, both on visits to the U.K., have pressed the need for Britain to review immigration policies relating

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Delhi Duty Free Leads the way to Home Currency Pricing – First among all Travel Retailers in India

Hailing the directive from Central Board of Customs & Excise (CBEC) for Duty Free Retailers to display prices in Indian Rupees (INR); India’s largest Travel retailer – Delhi Duty Free

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Air India to take delivery of B777 plane on January 24

Air India is set to take the delivery of the first of the two B777 aircraft, which will be used to fly the VVIPs, on January 24. Air India is

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Preferred Hotels & Resorts launches January Sale

Savings up to 40% in more than 300 destinations worldwide New Year, New Travels! Preferred Hotels & Resorts, the world’s largest independent hotel brand, launches its annual January Sale, offering

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Thomas Cook India intends to leverage growth potential of North India

Increases consumer access with their flagship store at Connaught Place Thomas Cook (India) Ltd., India’s leading integrated travel and travel related financial services company, strengthened its presence in North India

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Argentina unfurl its tourism in Spain

For more than five days, the Ministry of Tourism of the Nation will participate in one of the most important world fairs in the sector, showing the natural attractions and

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FDI in Air India means no preferential treatment to it: Aviation minister

Permitting 49 per cent foreign direct investment in Air India brings the airline on a par with other domestic carriers and does away with the preferential treatment that was extended

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Air India to be sold out by the end of 2018, says Civil Aviation Minister

Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha laid out a timeline for the strategic disinvestment of state-run carrier, Air India. “We have said over and over again that from