Kerala Tourism Campaign

The "RSS propaganda" on violence will hurt the development prospects of Kerala, not the Left-led government as intended, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan told NDTV today. The state's people, he said, would not buy the propaganda, since Kerala has the best law and order record in the country. But the allegations could harm its investment prospects an...

Amidst 'Boycott Kerala Tourism' campaign led by animal lovers, Kerala's leading industrialist Kochouseph Chittilappilly undertook a day-long hunger strike today demanding action against street dogs.

Kerala's plans to cull street dogs deemed to be dangerous has run into opposition. In addition to online campaigns urging people to boycott Kerala tourism and products, protests were held in cities around India.

Despite an online campaign against culling of dangerous stray dogs, the Kerala government remains firm on its decision that doing away with them will make the state more "tourist friendly".

Kerala Tourism has won the top prize, the ITB-Berlin's Golden City Gate Gold Award, dubbed the "Oscar of Tourism Communications", at the world's largest tourism trade show held in Germany.

Kerala Tourism has launched an online campaign to bring the world's best bloggers to the state for an on-the-road experience.

The state tourism board has chosen the virtual world to launch its new 'Great Backwaters' campaign.

After firmly placing stations such as Kovalam and Kumarakom on the global tourism map, the Kerala government has picked this idyllic town of beaches and backwaters as destination next for visitors to 'God's Own Country'.

Kerala tourism department will soon launch a campaign to promote Bekal, a tiny coastal town in Kasaragod district, and the famed 17th century fort there, with an aim to make it a global holiday hotspot by 2015.

Kerala Tourism has won an award at the Prague International Advertising Festival (PIAF) for its print campaign, 'Your Moment is Waiting'. It won the bronze in the category of the state as an advertiser, a Tourism Department release stated.

Buoyed by an over 11 per cent increase in foreign tourist arrivals in 2011, which was a bad year for the global tourism industry given the bleak economic environment, Kerala is on a marketing blitz to attract more travellers from the Middle East and Down Under.

The "RSS propaganda" on violence will hurt the development prospects of Kerala, not the Left-led government as intended, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan told NDTV today. The state's people, he said, would not buy the propaganda, since Kerala has the best law and order record in the country. But the allegations could harm its investment prospects an...

Amidst 'Boycott Kerala Tourism' campaign led by animal lovers, Kerala's leading industrialist Kochouseph Chittilappilly undertook a day-long hunger strike today demanding action against street dogs.

Kerala's plans to cull street dogs deemed to be dangerous has run into opposition. In addition to online campaigns urging people to boycott Kerala tourism and products, protests were held in cities around India.

Despite an online campaign against culling of dangerous stray dogs, the Kerala government remains firm on its decision that doing away with them will make the state more "tourist friendly".

Kerala Tourism has won the top prize, the ITB-Berlin's Golden City Gate Gold Award, dubbed the "Oscar of Tourism Communications", at the world's largest tourism trade show held in Germany.

Kerala Tourism has launched an online campaign to bring the world's best bloggers to the state for an on-the-road experience.

The state tourism board has chosen the virtual world to launch its new 'Great Backwaters' campaign.

After firmly placing stations such as Kovalam and Kumarakom on the global tourism map, the Kerala government has picked this idyllic town of beaches and backwaters as destination next for visitors to 'God's Own Country'.

Kerala tourism department will soon launch a campaign to promote Bekal, a tiny coastal town in Kasaragod district, and the famed 17th century fort there, with an aim to make it a global holiday hotspot by 2015.

Kerala Tourism has won an award at the Prague International Advertising Festival (PIAF) for its print campaign, 'Your Moment is Waiting'. It won the bronze in the category of the state as an advertiser, a Tourism Department release stated.

Buoyed by an over 11 per cent increase in foreign tourist arrivals in 2011, which was a bad year for the global tourism industry given the bleak economic environment, Kerala is on a marketing blitz to attract more travellers from the Middle East and Down Under.