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Creative
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Creative Travel named “Best Travel Agency - India” at the 21st TTG
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Destination
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Delhi promised, Delhi delivered -
Common Wealth Games....
Rajasthan International Folk Festival...... |
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Hotel News...............................click
The Westin Gurgaon opens....
Devi Resorts and Devi Ratn.....
Maldives to have floating hotels and golf course..... |
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Terminal 3 to welcome domestic flights....
BA enters into codeshare agreement with Kingfisher |
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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 33 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".
First, we are sharing a great achievement for our team. In a
glittering ceremony in Bangkok on October 7, Creative Travel was
named Best Travel Agency in India at the 21st TTG Travel Awards. The
fact that this award was a peer evaluation makes it super special.
Honestly speaking, we didn't even know people were nominating us and
to be informed that we won, truly put us over the moon. For over 33
years we have delighted our partners all over the world by showing
their clients a level of service matched by few in the Indian
sub-continent. We are very proud of what we do. Backed by a team of
over 130 professionals, the Kohlis and Creative Travel have earned a
reputation for being amongst India's most quality conscious travel
companies. We are proud of our history and the future it gives us.
The Commonwealth games are also over. The nay-sayers were
dramatically routed. All those who said the Commonwealth games would
be a disaster and would be fought with problems are now eating
humble pie. For two weeks Delhi showed the world what a magnificent
host it would. See snippets of the opening ceremony at -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVu-tXxdvQo
The legacy of the games leaves us with a superb airport, smooth roads and
a world class metro system, all that will add to the experience a
traveler will have in India. Any of you who have been to Delhi
before September will be very pleasantly surprised on your next
visit.
The season is progressing very well and the mood in the market is
very positive. Hotel occupancies are showing positive growth trends.
Our product development team is busy creating different tours for
all our partners all over the world. If you would like to see how
can we add some magic to what you do, let us know. We after all take
pride in our ability to make a trip to the Indian sub-continent
something very different.
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In this
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Creative News -
Creative Travel named “Best Travel Agency – India” at the 21st TTG
Travel Awards 2010
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Special Feature of the month
- Delhi by Cycle
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Where you can find us next - World travel Mart, Pure
Life Experiences, EIBTM
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Festival Alert - Deepavali or Diwali
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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 - Delhi promised, Delhi delivered - Common Wealth Games,
India Wins Three International Tourism Awards, Rajasthan International
Folk Festival - Jodhpur - 21/25 Oct 2010 .....all this and more update
on hotels
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Hotel News - The Westin Gurgaon,
New Delhi - Opened October 01, 2010, Devi Resorts and Devi Ratn,
Garden Hotel Sri Lanka Taj airport hotel expanding and re branded.....all this and more update on
hotels.
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Aviation News - Terminal 3 to
welcome domestic flights from October 30, 2010, BA enters into codeshare agreement with
Kingfisher Airlines from September 15, 2010......and more
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Indian Recipe of the month - Masala
Peanuts
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A total number of
48,300 nominations were received this year from TTG readers across
the Asia-Pacific who participated in the print and online voting
exercise for the Travel Awards. Based on these results, 25 new
awardees emerged across various categories; acknowledged for their
contributions and excellent products and services.
Creative Travel
Pvt. Ltd. India was recognized at the Best Travel Agency India at
the Award ceremony. The Award was received by Rajeev Kohli, Joint
Managing Director
The much coveted annual TTG Travel
Awards has been recognizing the luminaries of the travel industry
since 1989, growing from a humble 10 awards to 76 awards spanning
across four categories now. TTG Travel Awards not only serves a
benchmark for high standards across the industry but also as a
trajectory for the travel industry's advancements.
Honouring the best
in the travel industry, the 21st TTG Travel Awards 2010 Ceremony and
Gala Dinner took place on 7 October 2010 at the Centara Grand and
Bangkok Convention Centre at CentralWorld. Hailed as the region's
most prestigious & revered travel industry award ceremony, clinching
the award is tantamount to achieving region-wide recognition of
excellence and commitment. An attendance of almost 700 esteemed
travel trade professionals joined in to celebrate 77 of
Asia-Pacific’s finest travel trade individuals and organisations for
their outstanding work.
Click here to read the Creative Travel Press release.....
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Creative Travel handles Rafael Nadal
secret visit to Anantapur
In a secret visit, world's No.1 tennis player Rafael
Nadal inaugurated a tennis academy named after him in Anantapur. The Spaniard's visit to Rural
Development Trust (RDT), a non-governmental organisation in
Anantapur, was kept a secret. Creative Travel was entrusted the
entire travel arrangements of Rafael and his security personnel. A
top secret mission which was handled flawlessly by us. |
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Delhi by Cycle
Medieval Delhi is showcased by its monument while its modern history
is less noticeable in New Delhi. We invite you to explore India’s
modern history with a morning cycle tour through the British built
portion named ‘Raj tour’. It is a breath-taking ride starting from
the narrow labyrinthine back-lanes of Old Delhi, passing through
quaint old ‘socialist-style’ quarters of government employees and
almost magically landing in the midst of a spectacular view of the
Presidential Palace and India Gate encircled by spotless clean,
tree-lined wide roads.. Soaked in history and politics and finished
with the mouth-watering taste of a traditional north Indian
Breakfast at the famous Bengali Market – this morning ride is truly
special! |
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Where you can find us next.....
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To meet us at
WTM, London, click here and email us your details |
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To meet us at
EIBTM, Barcelona, click here and email us your details |
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Festival Alert......
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Deepavali or Diwali
November 5, 2010
Deepavali or Diwali is also popularly known as the Festival of
Lights and is an official holiday in India. The word Deepavali
literally translates as a row of lamps in Sanskrit and marks a
victory over evil. In most parts of the country, it is a homecoming
celebration to greet victorious Lord Rama’s return from Lanka, in
Bengal Goddess Kali is worshiped as the vanquisher of demon
Mahishasur. A universal association with Laxmi the goddess of wealth
and prosperity is almost everywhere. The day is spent in
anticipation of the evening Puja or prayer rituals after which small
clay lamps (or Deep in Sanskrit) are filled with clarified butter
oil are lighted and the entire house is lit up by these lamps, the
modern generation also uses fairy lights & other electric devices to
light up the night. Everyone wears new clothes and visit family and
friends. Later everyone assembles with friends and neighbors to
burst crackers. Many business men close their ledgers and start
fresh ones on Diwali, gambling is also considered auspicious though
only among family & friends. Newly wed couples get extra attention
as the new lady in the house is considered to be a spiritual
representation of the goddess Laxmi. Though celebrated all over
India, Udaipur has the most spectacular views of the celebrations
reflected on the lake, followed closely by Jaipur and Delhi.
Creative Travel will be closed on November 5, 2010 for the
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Guest Comment of the Month.....
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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 :
Thursday, September
30, 2010
From - Erika Soberani
To - Creative Travel
Dear Rajeev,
We do not have words to thank you for your excellent work with the
group during our stay in India. But most of all thank you for the
warm the support and amiability you had with Daniel, Samantha and my
self. We are really grateful for your company all along our cultural
and working trip.
We wish you the best and happiness in your lives. Still in contact
Very Best Regards,
Erika
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Delhi promised, Delhi
delivered - Common Wealth Games
Delhi promised to deliver world class Games and Delhi delivered,
there was nothing better to showcase the success of the XIX
Commonwealth Games than a grand Closing Ceremony. A dazzling laser
show and a musical extravaganza marked the finale of the Games, the
biggest sporting event hosted by India which crowned itself with
sporting glory by winning an unprecedented 101 medals.
Skies over the national capital Delhi lit with multi-color laser
beams and fireworks as part of 160-minute closing ceremony at the
Jawaharlal Nehru stadium filled to the capacity of 60,000 cheering
sports lovers. The Ceremony reminded that some 7000 athletes from 71
countries had sportingly competed for 826 medals of which India won
101, including 38 gold, its highest ever, to be the second in the
tally behind Australia with a total of 177.
Prince Edward, vice-patron of the Commonwealth Games Federation,
formally declared the XIX edition closed amid thunderous cheers from
the audience. The ceremonial Flag handover segment began with Delhi
Chief Minister Mrs. Sheila Dikshit saying, "In a few moments, the
ceremonial Flag will be entrusted to your care so that in due time
you deliver it to Glasgow." Official representative of the 2014 host
city, Robert Winter, who is the Lord Provost of Glasgow, said, "This
duty I willingly undertake to fulfill," as the Games flag was
lowered with an Army band in the background.
Scottish performers soon took the centre-stage proudly showcasing
their country's spirit, culture and heritage in a 10-minute Glasgow
segment. The performers began with a lone piper as the spotlight
soon shifted to a giant structure that inflated and the Clyde Arc
Bridge with the Armadillo and River Clyde flowing underneath was
created, leaving all mesmerized.
It was a fitting tribute to the spirit of Delhi which overcame all
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India Wins Three International Tourism
Awards
India won three prestigious awards at the international travel mart
in Macau on Friday for its rural and eco-tourism projects. The
tourism ministry received the awards at an entertaining function
organised by the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) Travel Mart.
The two awards include one PATA Grand Award and two PATA Gold
Awards. While the PATA Grand Award was given under the heritage
category for the Rural Tourism Project at Hodka village in Gujarat's
Kutch district, the two other awards were given to the ministry for
marketing its products in an innovative manner. The rural tourism
project is owned and operated by the Village Tourism Committee of
the people of Hodka village. A rural resort, which boasts of totally
modernised facilities, it is surrounded by the natural beauty of
Kutch. Art, craft and textiles made by the villagers is sold to
customers, thus providing a livelihood to the villagers. |
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Rajasthan International Folk Festival
- Jodhpur - 21/25 Oct 2010
This October, experience the magic of music and culture as the
Rajasthan International Folk Festival (RIFF) unfolds at Jodhpur.
Begun in 2007, the Jodhpur RIFF unites more than 250 musicians and
performing artists from Rajasthan and around the world, to celebrate
their musical heritage and create new sounds through innovative
collaborations. The festival of the Sharad Poornima, the brightest
moon, and folk music from India and beyond are sure to enliven your
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The Westin Gurgaon, New Delhi -
Opened October 01, 2010
The Westin Gurgaon, New Delhi is the latest addition in the new
business district of Gurgaon. Located on the National Highway, just
15 minutes from Delhi's Indira Gandhi Airport, a short walk from
multiple malls and the metro for quick service into Delhi. With 313
spacious guest rooms and suites which are decadent sanctuaries with
Westin Heavenly Beds, rainforest showers, ergonomic workstation with
High Speed Internet, marble-top refreshment bar with sodas, snacks,
freshly brewed coffee and tea any time of day. An oasis of calm
awaits you at the Heavenly Spa by Westin.
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Devi Resorts and Devi Ratn
Boutique Hotels India Pvt. Ltd. has established the Devi Resorts
brand amongst luxury hotels with Devi Garh fort palace in Udaipur.
In the ten years of operation, Devi Garh has consistently earned
awards and accolades from the best in the industry for its design
and service. Devi Resorts is set to open Devi Ratn in Jaipur in
December 2010. This new resort presents the best of modern India; in
terms of design and service. It sets the benchmark of quality rooted
in the local culture.
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Garden Hotel Sri Lanka Taj airport
hotel expanding, rebranded
Sri Lanka's Taj Airport Garden Hotel, a 130 room hotel will be
expanded with 100 more rooms and rebranded under the group's 'The
Gateway Hotel' as part of a renewed marketing push, officials said.
"The rebranding will take place from January 2010," general manager
Mathew Thomas said. "In two months 40 rooms will also be upgraded.
The piling for the 100 new rooms has already started." The hotel is
now classified 4-star in Sri Lanka but it will move to a higher
classification with the completion the expansion program ends in two
years, Thomas said. The Taj managed hotel is owned by Sri Lanka's
Hirdramani group, which is funding the expansion. The Taj Resorts
Hotels and Palaces group now has 17 properties under the Gateway
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Taj Hotels launches new brand in Sri
Lanka
The leading Hotel chain in the country and part of the Tata Group,
Taj Hotel Resorts and Palaces has recently announced the brand 'new
architecture' for its existing chain in the Sri Lanka market. It is
to be mentioned here that the hotel chain also mentioned the fact
that will also be looking for more sites with a view to expand its
operations in the post-war island nation. For the uninitiated, the
group has three properties in Sri Lanka. Five-star hotels in Colombo
and Bentota and the portfolio even includes a four star hotel in
Seeduwa which is situated near the International Airport. Raymond
Bickson, Managing Director & CEO, Indian Hotels Company recently
said that the Group is eying to cash in on the increased tourist
traffic and will be expanding without compromising with the quality
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Five Anantara Branded Hotels Planned
The first of five Anantara branded hotels planned to be built at a
cost of between US$ 10-12 million in Kalutara will be on stream in
another two years time. “It will be a five star hotel with room
charges being in the range of between US$ 250-500 a night,” Abbas
Esufally, Group Director Hemas Holdings PLC and Chairman Serendib
Leisure Management Ltd. told The Sunday Leader. “We are moving up
the ladder to attract the high end tourist,” said Esufally. |
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Jetwing plans hotel in former Jaffna
war zone
Sri Lanka's Jetwing group plans to build a hotel in the northern
Jaffna peninsula, part of the former war zone which is recovering
after the end of the island's ethnic war, an official said. Hiran
Cooray, chairman of Jetwing, said the hotel was part of the group's
expansion plan to cater to booming tourist demand following the end
of the 30-year ethnic war in May 2009. "We're planning to build 60
rooms in Jaffna," he told the annual conference of the Institute of
Certified Professional Managers. "We've identified a block of land."
Tourist arrivals into the island have risen sharply with the end of
the war and removal of travel warnings, with most hotels reporting
heavy bookings for the forthcoming winter peak season. |
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Maldives to have floating hotels and
golf course
Maldives has signed an agreement with the Netherlands government to
set up world’s first floating hotel, agriculture fields, residential
homes and a golf course in middle of the Indian Ocean. Apparently
the world’s biggest on sea leisure and residential project is
expected to start next year with construction of a hotel near Male’.
These hotels will be part of a modern small township in middle of
the sea having hotels and a 18 hole golf course. Maldives like
Netherlands does not have enough land available and much of it is
below the sea level. So, Maldives had opted for using sea to provide
people future livelihood. It has harped upon a unique technology
using which Netherlands constructed first floating homes in its
capital city of Amsterdam about a decade ago. |
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Maldives Rangali Islands resort's
underwater hotel room
A hotel is offering newlyweds the ultimate honeymoon suite - an
underwater room with incredible views of the underwater kingdom. The
wedding package at the Maldives Rangali Islands resort promises an
unforgettable night below the Indian Ocean, complete with champagne
breakfast and aquatic entertainment. The glass domed aquarium is
traditionally the hotel’s Ithaa restaurant. However, the space will
be converted into a luxurious bedroom for honeymoon bookings. |
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Terminal 3 to welcome domestic flights from October 30, 2010
Domestic operations at the new Terminal 3 (T3) at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) in New Delhi are likely to commence from October 30, 2010. A joint team of Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA), Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and Delhi International Airport (P) Ltd visited the airport recently for an inspection of the domestic side and said while most work was on schedule, a few issues still had to be worked out. |
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Air India introduces Chennai-Agatti service from September 24, 2010
Air India has introduced service connecting Chennai and Agatti in Lakshadweep from September 24, 2010. The flight will be operated six days a week, using an ATR aircraft. The flight will operate on Monday, Wednesday and Friday on the Chennai-Kochi-Agatti-Kochi-Chennai route, while on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday the airline will operate on the Chennai-Bengaluru-Agatti-Bengaluru-Chennai route.
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Air India reintroduces daily direct services between Bengaluru-Singapore
Air India has reintroduced its daily direct flights on the Bengaluru-Singapore. The flight AI 444 will leave Bengaluru at midnight at 00:05 am to reach Singapore directly at 6:55 am (local time), providing onward connections to destinations in South East Asia, Australia and Far East. The incoming flight AI 445 will leave Singapore at 07:50 hrs (local time) to reach Bengaluru
at 09:30 hrs daily. The flights will be operated with the latest A
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Air Seychelles to
add Chennai as stopover on Mahe-Singapore route from November 1,
2010
Air Seychelles will add Chennai as a stopover on its Mahe-Singapore
route effective November 1, 2010. Responding to the increased
number of arrivals from the Indian subcontinent and demand from
the local Indian community, Air Seychelles, has decided to
launch this service, which will provide a direct air-link to
India. The airline will operate this service on its Mahé-Singapore
route. The flight will depart Mahé on Monday and stopover in
Chennai, before going on to Singapore. It will leave Singapore
on Wednesday and return to Mahé, again via Chennai.
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SpiceJet commences international operations to Kathmandu and Colombo
SpiceJet has commenced its international operations with flights to Kathmandu and Colombo. SpiceJet will fly its new generation Boeing 737-800 (189 seater) aircraft on these routes. These flights will mark SpiceJet’s foray into the international skies.
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BA enters into codeshare agreement with Kingfisher Airlines from September 15, 2010
In its first attempt with an Indian carrier, British Airways (BA) has entered into a codeshare agreement with Kingfisher Airlines with effect from September 15, 2010. The ‘BA’ code will be placed on 11 domestic Indian routes and one international route to SriLanka operated by Kingfisher Airlines, while Kingfisher Airlines code ‘IT’ will be placed on nine BA routes from Heathrow to other operating stations in the UK and continental Europe. The 11 domestic Indian routes include: Bengaluru to Chennai; Coimbatore to Kochi; Chennai to Coimbatore; Delhi to Bengaluru and Kolkata; Mumbai to Bengaluru; Chennai to Goa, Hyderabad and Kolkata and one international route from Coimbatore to Colombo, while routes for Kingfisher Airlines that will be code shared with BA include: Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester, Amsterdam, Brussels, Dusseldorf, Lisbon and Paris.
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Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay & Uruguay
for all travel products
Argentina
Ms Rosina Gomes De Freitas
Avant Garde Deluxe
argentina@creative.travel
rosina@avantgardeluxe.com.br
Brazil
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Avant Garde Deluxe
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Sao Paulo - SP - 04619-005
Brazil
Phone: +55 11 8111-2221
Email:
brazil@creative.travel
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for all travel products
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Assert Management
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BELGIUM
Telephone: +32 15 230 547
Facsimile: +32 15 230 549
Email: hannamanuel@creative.travel
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for all travel products
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Himalaya Representation & Consulting
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Mobile: + 33 (0) 6 64 89 20 40
Email:
paris@creative.travel
davina@himalaya-collection.com
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Indonesia
for
all travel products
Mr. Paras Zaveri
Jagat interserve
Pt. Jagat Oriental Tours & Travel
Harmoni Plaza Blok L 2-3-4,
Jalan Suryopranoto No.2,
Jakarta 10130, Indonesia.
Tel: ++ 62 - 21 - 6328011,
Fax: ++ 62 - 21 - 6333663
Email: jakarta@creative.travel
creative@jagat-tours.com
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Italy
for all
travel products
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Creative Travel
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Montichiari (Brescia)
Italy
Tel: + 39 3456192521
Email:
italy@creative.travel
italy@travel2india.com
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America
Incentive & Meetings specialist
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StarCite, Inc.
1650 Arch Street
18th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19103
USA
Phone: 267.330.0607
Mobile: 267.968.0903
Fax: 267.330.0501
Email: jwaldorf@starcite.com
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Philippines
for all
travel products
Ms. Marilen Dinglasan
Mobile: + 63 -9178430367
Email: manila@creative.travel
manila@travel2india.com
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marilen_ding@yahoo.com
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Russia
for all travel products
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Ms. Svetlana Nesterova
Creative Travel
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Moscow 113035, Russia
Phone: +7(495) 960-96-47
FAX: +7(495) 777-12-37
Email: russia@creative.travel
tanyapylaeva@destico.ru
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for all travel products
Mr. Andres Fernandez
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Adsum Services
Av. de España, 131 (chalet 30)
28231 - Las Rozas
Madrid (SPAIN)
Tel: (+34) 91 639 8508
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Ms. Susan Scales
Ms. Mercedes Conde-Nieto
GMC Marketing
Global House
152 Motspur Park
London KT3 6PF, Surrey
UK
Telephone: +44-208-949-1234
Fax: +44-208-949-3456
Email: susanscales@creative.travel
susan@gmc.uk.com
sales@gmc.uk.com
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Ms. Joanne Lefevre
Creative Travel
The Old Church 89B
Quicks Road
Wimbledon, London
SW19 1EX
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Fax: +44 (0) 20 8545 2604
Email: london@creative.travel
sandra@sandraleach.co.uk
joanne@sandraleach.co.uk
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