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I'm delighted to report that it's been a r ecord year for India Tourism.
At the World Travel Market 2006, held at the Excel Exhibition Centre in London from 6-9 November:
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We had the largest number of exhibitors outside Europe, with a record 600 travel professionals coming from India for the event
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150 companies took space at the India Stand, and all have rebooked for next year, citing the positive response, intense demand for travel to India, and good business opportunities as their reason for doing so
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47,544 travel professionals and over 3,000 print and broadcast media from around the world were exposed to the Incredible India brand |
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India Tourism Minister, Ambika Soni, receives the World Travel Awards from Sarah Miller, Editor, Conde Nast |
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 At the 13 th annual World Travel Awards announced at a star-studded ceremony on the Turks and Caicos island of Providenciales in the Caribbean, we landed the following award
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Asia's Leading Destination |
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Asia's Leading Tourist & Convention Bureau |
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World's Leading Travel Destination TV Commercial (the ‘Incredible India' campaign) |
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World's Leading Responsible Tourism Project (the ‘Endogenous Tourism' project) |
Additionally, the Oberoi Udaivilas was Asia's Leading Resort, The Imperial New Delhi was India's Leading Hotel, Trident Hilton Gurgaon was India's Leading Business Hotel, Kumarakom Lake Resort was India's Leading Resort, The Oberoi Wildflower Hall w as India's Leading Spa Resort, Shiv Niwas Palace Udaipur was India's Leading Castle & Palace and Jet Airways was India's Leading Airline.
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Tea is in f(l)avour this month. Magazine Air France takes a detour through Darjeeling, the Eldorado of Tea, while Amar Grover tours the fields of Assam in the Financial Times .
In Travel + Leisure , Dec 2006, Louise Levathes criss-crosses the country in seach of the ultimate sari and encounters the country's rich textile heritage. |
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