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Destination News.....................click
Gurgaon - The Millennium City now a
hub of hospitality...
Delhi airport metro line opens offers
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Hotel News...............................click
The Oberoi Group announces the opening of The Oberoi, Gurgaon......
Amankora - “The ultimate Yoga Retreat with John Westring” |
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Aviation News..........................click
IndiGo expansion plans...
Kingfisher to launch 11 new flights on domestic routes......
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Special Feature.......................click
Explore Bhutan.....
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We at Creative Travel and our specialist
brands - "Signature Tours", the luxury travel specialist and
"Plan it!", the finest conference management team in India are
proud to offer the best of India and her neighboring countries
to the discerning traveller. With a 34 year award winning
history behind us, we look forward to the opportunity to show
you what true destination management is all about. To read
more about us, you can download a copy of our company profile
at -
http://www.travel2india.com/who-we-are.htm
We appreciate the support our partners all over the world have
shown us. It is with your partnership that Creative is where
it is today. For those of you with whom we have not had the
pleasure of working with, all I can say is try us and see the
Creative magic for yourself. Through "Creatively Yours" we
hope to keep you informed on the latest news in Team Creative
and the destination. We hope you find this to be useful.
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Welcome to another edition of "Creatively Yours"
the newsletter from Creative Travel India
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Dear Industry Colleagues:
Here is another edition of the award winning "Creatively Yours".
April - the first month of the traditional shoulder months. The
summer is setting in, but interestingly it still rains and so the
weather is very pleasant. The team is currently onsite at the Great
Indian Travel Bazaar in Jaipur where we are a Diamond Sponsor.
This is also the time when contracting with the hotels for the next
seasons rates takes place. Negotiations are often heated as we would
love to have rates maintained, but the hotels obviously see things
very differently. If only life could be simpler :-). But on a serious note, there is pressure from
hotel owners on their sales teams to bring rates back up after two
years of downward spiraling due to pressure from international tour
operators. Given that the Indian economy is very strong and
domestic travelers are filling hotels apart from many international
markets producing very well, keeping rates steady is going to be a
hard task. Lets see where that takes us.
You shall see some new and exciting initiatives in the next season
from Team Creative. New experiential inclusions, new circuits, new
concepts... we take pride in our ability to make a trip to the
Indian sub-continent something very different.
Through "Creatively Yours" we hope to keep you informed on the
latest news in Team Creative and the destination. We hope you find
this to be useful. Enjoy this issue of our award winning newsletter.
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Special Feature of the month -
Explore Bhutan
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Where you can find us next - IMEX, Frankfurt
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Last Jaipur Maharaja Sawai Bhawani
Singh passes away
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Guest Comment of the Month - Find out what our clients have to say about
us in this section
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Destination News - Gurgaon - The Millennium City now a hub of
hospitality, Delhi airport metro line opens offers travel in the
lap of luxury, Nepal promoted at ITB Berlin, Bhutan launches new tourism tagline,
logo....all this and more update on destination.
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Hotel News - The Oberoi Group
announces the opening of The Oberoi Gurgaon, Resort chain Six
Senses plans India entry, Wild Grass Nature Resort – Sigirya – Sri Lanka, New Hotel -
Ceylon Tea Trails is Sri Lanka's first Relais & Chateaux Hotel,
Amankora - “The ultimate Yoga Retreat with John Westring”.....all this
and more update on hotels.
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Aviation News - IndiGo expansion
plans, Kingfisher to launch 11 new flights on domestic routes, Jet
Airways launches its 100th international flight, Bangkok Airways
starts flights between Thailand, Mumbai.....and more
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Indian Recipe of the month - Tandoori
Aloo (baby potatoes)
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Explore Bhutan
We invite you to a magical experience in this land, where even in
this modern world happiness is given more importance, a world which
moves with its own unique pace towards a better and more serene
existence. We invite you to visit the Kingdom of Bhutan.
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Where you can find us next.....
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Last Jaipur Maharaja Sawai Bhawani Singh passes away
The last titular Maharaja of Jaipur and the head of the Kachwaha
clan of Rajputs, Brigadier Sawai Bhawani Singh died at a private
hospital in Gurgaon after prolonged illness. The Jaipur royal died
late on Saturday night due to multi-organ failure, family sources
said here. He was 79.
Born to Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II and his first wife Marudhar
Kanwar of Jodhpur, Sawai Bhawani Sing was married to Princess
Padmini Devi in 1966. The royal couple has one daughter Princess
Diya Kumari. He took over as the Maharajah after the death of his
father in 1970, but royal titles were abolished shortly after.
Brigadier Singh, who continued to be revered as a social and
cultural icon after India abolished royal titles, died after a
long illness. He was 79. |
Brigadier Singh also served in the Indian Army and received numerous
honors including a promotion to the presidential bodyguard. He was
awarded India's second-highest gallantry award, the Mahavir Chakra,
for leading troops inside Pakistani territory in Sindh region and
attacking and destroying many Pakistani posts during the Indo-Pak war
of 1971. He was also promoted to the rank of Brigadier in 1974.
Brigadier Singh, also a polo player, ascended the throne of Jaipur in
1970 following the death of his father and remained the official
Maharaja of Jaipur until the abolition of royal entitlements by the
government.
Bhawani Singh was the 40th Maharaja of Jaipur and the 11th ruler as
per the tradition of Amber. He adopted Padmanabh - the son of his
daughter Diya Kumari and son-in-law Narendra Singh - who will now be
ascended to the throne as per the tradition of the royal family, the
family sources said.
Brigadier Singh was cremated with full state honors after a funeral
parade through the city. The funeral cortege was accompanied by
bejeweled elephants and thousands of mourners. Huge crowds gathered to
pay their respects to the deceased Maharajah, adorning his body with
garlands of flowers, before his 12-year-old grandson lit the funeral
pyre.
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-04-17/jaipur/29427553_1_maharaja-city-palace-diya-kumari
http://www.thehindu.com/news/states/other-states/article1707649.ece
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/jaipur/Maharaja-of-Jaipur-Bhawani-Singh-cremated/articleshow/8017043.cms
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/04/18/india.maharaja/
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We at Creative track
guest feedback very carefully. Each evaluation form gives us an
insight on our operations and allows us to constantly refine our
service delivery process. Now and then we get a few letters that
brighten up our days. This is one of them :
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
From - Julia Brown
To - Creative Travel
Hi Priya,
I too was sorry we did not meet as it's always good to meet the
person you are working with. Sanjay looked after us all very well
and it was a pleasure to work with him as nothing seemed too much
trouble. The trip was a tremendous success in spite of the fact
almost everyone suffered with Delhi Belly!.
Everything ran like clockwork and the cricket and elephant polo went
done very well. I hope I can persuade another group of the wide
ranging benefits of visiting India as I too would love to return and
work with you all once again.
As I said I would very much like to work with a team of true
professionals again and if you ever need my endorsement please do
not hesitate to contact me.
Kindest regards to you all.
Julia and Sharon
UK
Our Chauffeur is in the news
Please see the link below written by one of our guests on
Creative Travel Chauffeur Haroon Khan.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/sally-thorner/extreme-india_b_826856.html
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Gurgaon - The Millennium City now a hub of
hospitality
The millennium city is not only responsible for the growth in IT and
infrastructure sectors, but also for the hospitality industry. On
the outskirts of Delhi, Gurgaon is where all the new development has
been happening over the years. This is where all the global MNCs
have their regional offices and also where there is space for new
hotels. Brands such as the Leela, Crowne Plaza, Westin, The Tridents
and now the new Oberoi are making Gurgaon a new hub of hospitality.
See more on this at
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Delhi airport metro line opens offers
travel in the lap of luxury
The Delhi Metro's airport express line, the first public-private
partnership project, will be operational in a month's time. At a
speed of 120 km per hour, it will take only 18 minutes to reach
Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport from Central Delhi. "The
airport express line is the first metro line in the country which
comes right up to the airport. The line has been beautifully done
and the formal opening will be done in a month's time,". Trains on
the Line are completely different from the existing Metro coaches
and have been procured from CAF Spain, the firm which supplied
trains to Heathrow and Hong Kong Metro Express Lines. Every coach
has several LCD screens and the trains are narrower than the Metro
trains that are currently plying in the capital. Passengers will be
able to check the flight status at all stations on the Airport Metro
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Visa on Arrival availed by 5,644
foreigners from January – November 2010
According to a PIB release, as a facilitative measure to attract
more foreign tourists to India, Government of India (GoI) had
launched Visa on Arrival (VoA) scheme for citizens of five
countries, viz. Finland, Japan, Luxembourg, New Zealand and
Singapore, visiting India for tourism purposes, from January 2010.
They have now added “Visa on arrival scheme” for naotionals from
Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam & Philippines. The number of Visas issued
under this scheme during January-November 2010 for nationals of the
five countries were: Singapore (1623), New Zealand (1604), Japan
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Nepal promoted at ITB Berlin
Nepal was promoted at the world’s biggest travel fair-- ITB Berlin—from March 9-11 this year. The Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) and around two dozen leading travel companies from Nepal took part in the fair.
Nepal was brought to limelight as the birthplace of Lord Buddha and the cradle of Buddhism. A special Nepal presentation-cum-press conference was organized at VIP 2 Hall of Messe Berlin on March 11 where more than 60 media representatives and tour operators from Germany gathered. They showed keen interest in Nepal as a unique holiday destination and the country with immense attractions for visitors from all-age groups and interests.
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Bhutan launches new tourism tagline, logo
A blue poppy, the national flower, blossoming above the text 'Bhutan, Happiness is a place' is the official logo and tagline that will be used to lure tourists to visit Bhutan. It was a recently launched logo by the tourism council of Bhutan (TCB) at the travel fair in Berlin on March 10 to a gathering of more than 50 travel journalists and high-end European tour operators.
A news release from TCB stated that creating a logo was mainly to enhance the uniqueness of the nation, its culture, tradition, environment, architecture and religion, together with the philosophy of gross national happiness, and merge them seamlessly into one. It further stated the logo was made to grasp the essence of and experience Bhutan the moment they looked at it. The logo was
finalized after almost six months of intensive research and reaching out to hundreds of respondents, including tourism stakeholders for feedback on their impressions of Bhutan, TCB's spokesperson Jamyang Choden said. "The task in brief was to create a logo identity for Bhutan tourism, with quintessential elements of Bhutan, which makes it instantly
recognizable."
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The Oberoi Group announces the opening
of The Oberoi, Gurgaon, sets new benchmark in luxury hotels
The Oberoi Group announced the opening of The Oberoi, Gurgaon,
India’s most luxurious city hotel. The hotel is located in the prime
business and shopping district of Gurgaon in the New Delhi, National
Capital Region. The hotel exemplifies the group’s architectural and
design philosophy for city hotels. Located 15 minutes from the
International Airport, The Oberoi, Gurgaon has an abundance of space
with serene reflection pools and landscaped gardens. In keeping with
the group’s pioneering tradition, the hotel offers many firsts a few
of which are India’s first luxurious suites with private heated
pools, city’s first 24-hour spa, cigar lounge and the most spacious
accommodation in any city hotel. Service without compromise includes
the hotel’s Rolls Royce and BMW 7 series limousines, 24-hour butler
service for each guest and Clefs d’Or concierge service.
Architectural highlights include India’s first “jewel box” lobby
adjacent to a reflection pool and the world’s largest green wall.
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Resort chain Six Senses plans India entry
Six Senses Resorts & Spa, a $100 million global resort chain, is set for India debut. The company, headquartered in Bangkok and run by NRI Sonu Shivdasani, is scouting the Indian market for properties for either joint development or a management contract. The company currently has ten properties spread over Asia and Europe and is in the process of putting together plans for four more. “We are pretty much interested to tap into the Indian market.
Six Senses is a resort and spa management and development company operating properties and products branded as Soneva, Evason Hideaways, Evason, Six Senses Spas and Six Senses Gallery. This move by Six Senses to scout the Indian market comes on the heels of Singapore-based Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts entering into a pact with Bangalore-based Brigade Group to set up a resort in Chikmagalur amidst coffee plantations... |
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Hilton Mumbai International Airport opens
Hilton Hotels & Resorts has opened Hilton Mumbai International Airport. The upscale 171-room hotel is Hilton Worldwide’s third property in India, the other two being Hilton New Delhi Janakpuri and Hilton Garden Inn New Delhi Saket. |
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Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide opens Four Points by Sheraton in Pune and Visakhapatnam
Four Points by Sheraton Pune will feature 216 rooms (168 hotel guestrooms and 48 serviced apartments) along with two food and beverage outlets, a lounge bar and nearly 10,500 square feet of meeting and function space. The serviced apartments are designed for extended stay guests and will consist of a bedroom, living area and kitchen.
Four Points by Sheraton Visakhapatnam will feature 122 guest rooms, three restaurants and bars, a swimming pool and spa along with a fully equipped business centre and 6,232 square feet of flexible meeting and function space. |
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Wild Grass Nature Resort – Sigirya –Sri Lanka
Tucked away deep within the jungles of Sigirya, this tranquil haven is designed to captivate both heart and mind. Nestled in the heart of an enchanting forest, amongst the whispers of trees and magical birdsong, there exists a slice of paradise.
The resort boasts of 5 beautifully designed villas that speak volumes of sheer comfort, artfully constructed almost entirely of stone and wood. A blend of modern functionalism and local architecture underpins the design of the villas and each is a unique entity - complete with a living room, bedroom, private terrace and amenities. Generous use of glass provides a stunning experience of waking up in a plush bed to an unrestricted panoramic view of the mysterious and magical forest. Private but open to sky bathrooms add a touch of exotic tropical thrill to the understated elegance of the villas. |
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New Hotel - Ceylon Tea Trails is Sri Lanka's first Relais & Chateaux Hotel
Relais & Chateaux, established in France in 1954, is the hallmark authority when it comes to selecting the finest and most unique establishments around the world. Its mission is to spread its unique "art de vivre" across the globe by selecting and representing outstanding properties with a truly unique character, vision, gourmet cuisine and outstanding service. These aspects, in combination with the ambience of original colonial planter's bungalows and the surroundings of Sri Lanka's lush tea country, serve to position Ceylon Tea Trails as one of the world's most unique holiday experiences.
Ceylon Tea Trails is a scenic 4 hour drive from Colombo, perched in the heart of Ceylon Tea country, replete with rolling green hills, colonial plantation bungalows, high tea and exquisite service. Each bungalow, built between 1890 and 1939, offers butler service and authentic period furnishings, accompanied by gourmet meals, inclusive of wine and other beverages. The bungalows offer the upscale traveler both traditional and modern comforts like wi-fi in a "non-hotel" atmosphere. Each bungalow has a Manager, Chef, Butler and support staff to welcome guests.
Activities include hiking, mountain biking, indoor and outdoor games, such as croquet and tennis. In room spa treatments are offered. Tea Trail is the ideal base for climbing Adam's Peak as well as visiting Kandy and Nuwara Eliya. One of the unique aspects of Relais & Chateaux is its evaluation scheme along the 5Cs, namely caractère, courtoisie, calme, charme & cuisine. Discover the beauty and magic of Sri Lanka by staying at Ceylon Tea Trails! |
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Amankora - “The ultimate Yoga Retreat with John Westring”
Imagine a kingdom where happiness is paramount, where culture and tradition remain intact, where Buddhism has predominated since the 7th century, forging a harmonious union with the natural environment. This kingdom is Bhutan, the “Land of the Thunder Dragon”, landlocked in the mystical and medicinal Himalaya’s inspiritingly unscathed by globalisation. The peaceful pilgrimage of Amankora offers stays at five lodges, nestled strategically through the pristine landscape
Guests at Amankora will have an opportunity to attend Ultimate Yoga Retreat in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan Jonas conducted by Westring. The 2011 retreat runs from March 14 to May 1 and will offer private, couples, and group instruction.
Jonas Westring stepped onto the path of yoga back in 1981 at the Scandinavian Yoga & Meditation School and is now a multi-certified yoga instructor, yoga therapist, therapeutic bodyworker, and certified teacher of Anusara© Yoga - a profound, effective, and elegant Hatha Yoga system that blends the ancient art of yoga with the science of biomechanics. Jonas is also a licensed physiotherapist in his native Sweden and in the USA and currently directs Shantaya Yoga & Bodywork School based in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
In the serene setting at Amankora where personal attention is a priority, Jonas skillfully and joyfully delivers one-on-one and private group sessions. He enjoys working with all levels and abilities from beginner students to advanced practitioners and also with people who have specific therapeutic needs. Jonas brings almost three decades of mind-body experience to his teaching - you are in safe and skilled hands all the way through. He may also be able to travel to other lodges upon your request.
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IndiGo expansion plans
IndiGo has added seven flights on its network enhancing its customer experience. The airline has started operating eight non-stop daily flight between Delhi to Mumbai, fifth non-stop daily flight between Delhi to Bengaluru, second daily flight between Delhi to Trivandrum via Mumbai, and fourth non-stop daily flight between Bengaluru to Kolkata. These new services will further consolidate Indigo’s position as country’s largest Low Cost Carrier with its 221 flights connecting 24 destinations across the nation. |
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Kingfisher to launch 11 new flights on domestic routes
Kingfisher Airline has announced the launch of 11 new flights, including new flights on Delhi-Ranchi-Patna-Delhi sector and additional flights on Delhi-Amritsar, Delhi-Srinagar and Delhi-Guwahati-Imphal-Guwahati-Delhi sectors. |
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Jet Airways links Hyderabad with Bhubaneswar, Vijaywada, Jaipur and Nagpur
Hyderabad will be developed as a mini hub with the introduction of fifteen new flights by Jet Airways. Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh, will be linked to Bhubaneswar, Vijayawada, Jaipur and Nagpur from Sunday, March 27, 2011 in the Summer Schedule. Operating with B737 and ATRs Jet Airways, India’s Premier Airline, will increase connectivity from Hyderabad. Jet Airways to add flights to its Gulf network
Bolstered by high passenger volumes on its Gulf network, Jet Airways is looking at enhancing connectivity to the region from this summer season. The airline plans to add one flight on Mumbai-Dubai route, as well as services to Sharjah from Mangalore and Thiruvananthapuram are also being worked out. Jet Airways currently operates two daily flights from Mumbai and one each from Delhi and Hyderabad to Dubai. |
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Jet Airways launches its 100th international flight
Jet Airways has achieved the landmark of becoming the first private Indian carrier to operate 100 daily flights to international destinations. The airline launched a fourth daily flight between Mumbai and Dammam (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) and a third daily flight between Mumbai and Dubai effective |
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Qatar Airways set to increase frequencies to India
Qatar Airways has announced that India will join its rapidly growing global network during the second half of 2011, as part of a continued expansion strategy focused on new routes and capacity increases. Daily flights to the eastern Indian city of Kolkata will be launched on July 27, 2011 taking Qatar Airways’ capacity in India to 95 services a week spread across 12 cities |
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Air India introduces web check in facility
Air India has introduced facility of web check in for its passengers. This is one of the salient features of the new SITA PSS that the airline migrated to recently. According to a release from the company, the check in window opens 48 hours before the scheduled time of departure for domestic and international flights originating from the six metros. For flights originating from non-metro stations, the check-in window will be open 24 hours prior to scheduled departure of flights. The passenger has to visit the Air India website, www.airindia.in and go to the web check-in page of “Manage your Trip” option and follow the user-friendly guide. |
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Bangkok Airways starts flights between Thailand, Mumbai
Bangkok Airways Friday said it has started its first India operations by connecting Bangkok with Mumbai through six flights per week. The airline’s inaugural service to Mumbai, an Airbus 319, had a seating capacity of 118, including 12 seats in business class and 106 in economy class.
At present, the airline offers regional services to seven domestic destinations in Thailand and seven international routes, with a fleet of 17 aircrafts. |
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China Southern doubles Nepal flights
China Southern Airlines has doubled its flights to and from Kathmandu amid increasing demands for air seats. The airline will now fly six times a week. The airline has added three more flights per week from Jan 23. The airline will now fly on Guangzhou-Kathmandu-Guangzhou route every day except on Tuesdays.
The increase in flight frequency is expected to bring more tourists to the country as a wide range of domestic network and also international network in countries like South Korea, Japan, Australia and various European nations. |
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Tandoori Aloo (baby potatoes)
Baby potatoes tossed with a spicy mixture is an
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