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Kerala expects 10 per cent rise in tourist inflow
Kerala expects ten per cent increase in domestic as well as international tourists this year, state Tourism Minister AP Anil Kumar. The state earned Rs 4,221 crore foreign exchange in 2011 while it was Rs 3,797 crore in 2010.
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Fort Kochi gearing up for carnival
With the Christmas season round the corner, Fort Kochi is readying to welcome the grand old Cochin Carnival. But this time around, the festivity might just be beyond the expectations of the Queen of Arabian Sea as the Kochi Corporation is tying up with the Grand Kerala Shopping Festival and the DTPC to make this year's Carnival on a scale big enoug...
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Global village planned in Kochi as part of shopping fest
The fifth edition of the Grand Kerala Shopping Festival (GKSF) aimed at turning Kerala into a hub for international shopping experience, commenced here on Thursday.
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Prepaid auto counters planned for Kerala shopping fest
Additional counters for prepaid autorickshaws will be opened at all major junctions in the city to assist shoppers. The initiative is part of the upcoming Grand Kerala Shopping Festival (GKSF), which will be held from December 20 to January 1, said Kochi Mayor Tony Chammany.
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Kerala expects 10 per cent rise in tourist inflow
Kerala expects ten per cent increase in domestic as well as international tourists this year, state Tourism Minister AP Anil Kumar. The state earned Rs 4,221 crore foreign exchange in 2011 while it was Rs 3,797 crore in 2010.
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Fort Kochi gearing up for carnival
With the Christmas season round the corner, Fort Kochi is readying to welcome the grand old Cochin Carnival. But this time around, the festivity might just be beyond the expectations of the Queen of Arabian Sea as the Kochi Corporation is tying up with the Grand Kerala Shopping Festival and the DTPC to make this year's Carnival on a scale big enoug...
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Global village planned in Kochi as part of shopping fest
The fifth edition of the Grand Kerala Shopping Festival (GKSF) aimed at turning Kerala into a hub for international shopping experience, commenced here on Thursday.
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Prepaid auto counters planned for Kerala shopping fest
Additional counters for prepaid autorickshaws will be opened at all major junctions in the city to assist shoppers. The initiative is part of the upcoming Grand Kerala Shopping Festival (GKSF), which will be held from December 20 to January 1, said Kochi Mayor Tony Chammany.
