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<< September 2006 |
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Welcome to another edition of "Creatively Yours", the newsletter from Creative Travel India Dear Industry Colleagues : 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. Have a Creative Day ! |
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Established in 1977, Creative Travel has grown to be among India's leading Destination Management Companies covering all of India, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Tibet. This region is a special place for travelers and our vast experience in handling clients from all over the world allows us to create the most memorable programs for you. |
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Ram Kohli honoured Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence The International Summit for Infrastructure Development in Aviation, Tourism & Hospitality Industries in Northern India was organized by the Govenment of Punjab. The conference was held in New Delhi on the 28th of August. There were delegates of many countries from abroad and participants from all over India. The conference was inaugurated by Union Minister for Tourism & Culture, Mrs. Ambika Soni. Also present were Mr. Jagmohan Kang, Minister of Tourism, Govt. of Punjab and Mr. Amarjit Singh Samra, Minister for NRI Affairs, Govt. of Punjab apart from many other high officials from the Govt. The Union Minister for Tourism & Culture, Mrs. Soni gave the “Life Time Achievement Award” for meritorious contribution to Travel & Tourism Industry to Mr. Ram Kohli, Chairman & Managing Director of Creative Travel. Ram Kohli honoured at the Hospitality India Awards 2006 event In a glittering ceremony attended by the Minister of Tourism, Government of India, Mrs. Ambika Soni, Ram Kohli, Chairman and Managing Director of Creative Travel was honored with a “Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence” at the Hospitality India Awards 2006. The ceremony was also attended by Mr. Brij Mohan Agarwal, Minister of Tourism, Government of Chhattisgarh and Lt. Gen. T.P.S. Rawant, Minister of Tourism, Government of Uttaranchal. In the audience were luminaries from the travel, hospitality and aviation industry. The Hospitality India Awards have been come an institution in the Indian tourism industry. |
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India - The Magic comes Live Rajeev Kohli, Director of Marketing, Creative Travel was recently mentioned in an article on MICE in India in the August 2006 issue of mice.net in Australia. Click here to read that article
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Our transport fleet increases
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India ranked world's 4th best holiday haven India seems to have made its mark on the world travel map. Overseas holidayers and travellers have put India in the big league, ranking it as the fourth most attractive and satisfying holiday destination in the world. Read more... |
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No
rooms for 2010 visitors Come 2010 Commonwealth Games, and there would be a demand for 20,000 hotel rooms in Delhi. But with only 6000 rooms available as of now, tourists may be left high and dry. Read more... |
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Tourist influx sees hotel rates kissing the sky |
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We at Creative track client 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 just one of them. From
- Sam Goonetillake & Kate Goonetillake, United Kingdom Just a quick note to say a very big thank you for all your hard work in making our holiday such a success. We had a really great time. I know it isn't easy accommodating a young family but the children had a great time - they loved your choice of hotels (esp. the pools!) and really enjoyed the flexibility of having tours and lunch and then swimming....Read more. |
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India Change of Departure station for POW The Palace On Wheels will now be departing from Safdarjung railway station for the entire season (Sep 2006 - May 2007) including additional departure. The reporting time is 1630 hours onwards at Safdarjung railway station. The train will depart from the station at 1800 hours. The arrival time of the train at the station is 0600 hours. Guests can check out after breakfast by 0730 hours. SuperStar Libra returns to Mumbai Star Cruises' SuperStar Libra has returned to Mumbai for another season of exciting holiday options in India. The return marks a second season for the ship following an inaugural home-porting season from September 2005 to May 2006. A series of one-night international water cruises will kick-off the new season from 18th October 2006 to 22nd October 2006 followed by the first destination cruise to Goa on 23rd October 2006. SuperStar Libra will also offer regular 2 and 3 - night cruises to Goa and Lakshadweep respectively. For the new season, more one–night cruises from Mumbai have been introduced to allow first–timers to enjoy a holiday with a difference. |
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Veda
among the 100
best restaurants in the world |
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Foresight plans luxury cruises in
Lakshadweep from October UK’s $350m Foresight group, owned by London-based NRI Ravi Mehrotra, has got clearance from the Indian government to operate luxury cruises in the Arabian Sea around the Lakshadweep Archipelago including visits to three uninhabited islands of Tinnakara, Suheli and Cheriyam. The group company, Indian Ocean Cruises, is set to launch the maiden cruise programme in October ’06 with its luxury liner Ocean Odyssey from Goa. MS Ocean Odyssey has been upgraded and refurbished to carry 250 passengers. The 14-night cruises, which start and end in Goa, also have calls at Mangalore, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Tuticorin and Colombo. Nepal Dashain |
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Dashain is
the longest Hindu festival of Nepal, traditionally celebrated
for two full weeks with the animal sacrifice to Durga the Universal
Mother Goddess. The great harvest festival of Nepal, is a time
of family reunion, the exchange of gifts and blessings, profuse pujas,
ritual bathing and animal sacrifices. During the first 10
days, pilgrims throng various river confluences early in the morning
and sacred shrines in the evening. On Dashami, men and women in their
fineries visit their
elders to seek tika (a dab of red vermilion mixed with yogurt and
rice). Sword precessions (Paayaa) are also held in various part of the
Kathmandu Valley. |
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Cicada-Kabini opens |