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Kerala Hit By Foreign Tourist Cancellations Despite No Omicron Cases
Apprehensions triggered by the very infectious Omicron variant of coronavirus have resulted in cancellations by a number of foreign tourists to Kerala.
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Job Loss In Kerala Tourism Forces People To Work For Daily Wages
24-year-old Vineeth is a hotel management graduate from Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram. But with the hotel industry severely hit due to the coronavirus pandemic, he now earns a living as a daily wager by cutting trees. He lost his job at a hotel in Kerala's tourist town of Munnar earlier this year.
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Kerala Tourism Hits A Muddy Low As The Flood Ravaged State Rebuilds Self
More than a week after the floodwater began subsiding, animal carcasses are still floating in Kerala's backwaters, and in places a nauseating stench rises like a wall when the wake from a passing boat breaks the surface.
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Kerala Floods 2018: Tourism Comes To Grinding Halt In Flood-Hit State
Kerala is reeling under the aftermath of devastating floods and so is its tourism industry, which has been hit hard by the deluge.
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Tourism, Plantation Hit As Kerala Continues To Reel Under Floods
Fresh rains lashed several parts of Kerala today as the state continued to reel under the impact of unprecedented floods, even as the weatherman issued a warning cautioning fishermen against venturing into the sea, officials said
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No Clearance Needed For Bars, Says Kerala Government. Hiccups Follow
As the southwest monsoon hits Kerala and the state braces for a lean tourism spell till the end of season, the Left government has brought in an ordinance that allows bars to be opened without taking clearance from the local civic body. It is a signal that groundwork has begun for reversing the partial prohibition policy that was instated by the Co...
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Wages Held, Tourism Hit, Kerala Minister Says Currency Crunch 'Madness'
The currency crunch following the ban on Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes is "sheer madness" and the situation, if it goes on for a month, will lead to mass poverty, Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Issac has said.
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Kerala Tourism, a Hit in Japan
Kerala's tradition of ayurveda and its unique backwaters have found numerous admirers in Japan where these were showcased at the state's theme pavilion at one of the biggest travel events in the world.
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Tourists Do not Visit Kerala to Drink: Congress
Foreign tourists do not visit Kerala to only consume liquor, state Congress president V.M. Sudheeran said on Monday, hitting back at those who have said that the tourism industry would be the worst affected by the new liquor policy that aims at total prohibiti
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Kerala Govt, Sabarimala devotees oppose Supreme Court's restriction on tiger tourism
The Supreme Court's directives to restrict tourists in the core areas of tiger sanctuaries have hit a religion wall. The government of Kerala and devotees of Sabarimala shrine have opposed any move to regulate or control the movement of pilgrims to the shrine, which is situated inside the Periyar tiger sanctuary.
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Brand Bachchan for Kerala : CPM divided
The Kerala government's move to rope in Amitabh Bachchan as the state's brand ambassador hit a road block with the CPM central leadership coming out against the idea.
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Kerala Hit By Foreign Tourist Cancellations Despite No Omicron Cases
Apprehensions triggered by the very infectious Omicron variant of coronavirus have resulted in cancellations by a number of foreign tourists to Kerala.
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Job Loss In Kerala Tourism Forces People To Work For Daily Wages
24-year-old Vineeth is a hotel management graduate from Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram. But with the hotel industry severely hit due to the coronavirus pandemic, he now earns a living as a daily wager by cutting trees. He lost his job at a hotel in Kerala's tourist town of Munnar earlier this year.
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Kerala Tourism Hits A Muddy Low As The Flood Ravaged State Rebuilds Self
More than a week after the floodwater began subsiding, animal carcasses are still floating in Kerala's backwaters, and in places a nauseating stench rises like a wall when the wake from a passing boat breaks the surface.
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Kerala Floods 2018: Tourism Comes To Grinding Halt In Flood-Hit State
Kerala is reeling under the aftermath of devastating floods and so is its tourism industry, which has been hit hard by the deluge.
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Tourism, Plantation Hit As Kerala Continues To Reel Under Floods
Fresh rains lashed several parts of Kerala today as the state continued to reel under the impact of unprecedented floods, even as the weatherman issued a warning cautioning fishermen against venturing into the sea, officials said
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No Clearance Needed For Bars, Says Kerala Government. Hiccups Follow
As the southwest monsoon hits Kerala and the state braces for a lean tourism spell till the end of season, the Left government has brought in an ordinance that allows bars to be opened without taking clearance from the local civic body. It is a signal that groundwork has begun for reversing the partial prohibition policy that was instated by the Co...
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Wages Held, Tourism Hit, Kerala Minister Says Currency Crunch 'Madness'
The currency crunch following the ban on Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes is "sheer madness" and the situation, if it goes on for a month, will lead to mass poverty, Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Issac has said.
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Kerala Tourism, a Hit in Japan
Kerala's tradition of ayurveda and its unique backwaters have found numerous admirers in Japan where these were showcased at the state's theme pavilion at one of the biggest travel events in the world.
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Tourists Do not Visit Kerala to Drink: Congress
Foreign tourists do not visit Kerala to only consume liquor, state Congress president V.M. Sudheeran said on Monday, hitting back at those who have said that the tourism industry would be the worst affected by the new liquor policy that aims at total prohibiti
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Kerala Govt, Sabarimala devotees oppose Supreme Court's restriction on tiger tourism
The Supreme Court's directives to restrict tourists in the core areas of tiger sanctuaries have hit a religion wall. The government of Kerala and devotees of Sabarimala shrine have opposed any move to regulate or control the movement of pilgrims to the shrine, which is situated inside the Periyar tiger sanctuary.
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Brand Bachchan for Kerala : CPM divided
The Kerala government's move to rope in Amitabh Bachchan as the state's brand ambassador hit a road block with the CPM central leadership coming out against the idea.
