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Sri Lanka Approves Free Tourist Visas For All Visitors From India, 6 Nations
The Sri Lankan Cabinet has approved the policy to issue free tourist visas to travellers from India and six other countries, Foreign Minister Ali Sabry said today, amidst efforts to rebuild the debt-trapped island nation's tourism sector.
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National Tourism Policy To Be Released Before Budget Session: Union Tourism Minister
Union Minister Reddy stated at the event that the new policy intends to give a new direction to tourism in the country.
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Foreigners To Be Barred From Running Goa Nightlife Businesses: Minister
The Goa government will enact a night tourism policy to ensure foreign nationals are not given bar licences or permissions to operate businesses that comprise the state's fabled nightlife.
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Goa Beach Shacks May Not Be Around This Tourist Season Over Policy Block
Goa's welcoming beach shacks might not be around to facilitate tourists when the tourism season begins next month, with the National Green Tribunal on Friday directing the state government to keep its beach shack policy on hold, until it submits the mandatory Coastal Zone Management plan.
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For Kerala, Minister KJ Alphons To Request Centre To Change Policy On Foreign Aid
With the centre refusing any financial help from nations for flood-ravaged Kerala, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons today said he will appeal to the government for a change in policy on foreign aid that they "inherited" from the previous government of Manmohan Singh.
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India's History, Faith, Lord Ram Incomplete Without Nepal: PM Modi: 10 Points
After weeks of hectic campaigning in Karnataka, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Nepal's Janakpur, 225 km from capital Kathmandu. PM Modi and Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli inaugurated a bus service from Janakpur to Ayodhya - known to be Lord Ram's birthplace - to promote religious tourism in Nepal and India. Apart from holding meetings wi...
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Union Cabinet May Discuss National Tourism Policy Next Month
The Union Cabinet is expected to take a decision next month on the new National Tourism Policy, which aims to create jobs and increase India's share in global tourism, a top government official today said.
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1.5 Lakh People Issued E-Visa in 7 Months: Tourism Secretary
With India introducing electronic visa for 150 nations and other steps, government is confident that the country to become a popular destination for tourists and investors, an official today said.
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Sri Lanka Approves Free Tourist Visas For All Visitors From India, 6 Nations
The Sri Lankan Cabinet has approved the policy to issue free tourist visas to travellers from India and six other countries, Foreign Minister Ali Sabry said today, amidst efforts to rebuild the debt-trapped island nation's tourism sector.
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National Tourism Policy To Be Released Before Budget Session: Union Tourism Minister
Union Minister Reddy stated at the event that the new policy intends to give a new direction to tourism in the country.
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Foreigners To Be Barred From Running Goa Nightlife Businesses: Minister
The Goa government will enact a night tourism policy to ensure foreign nationals are not given bar licences or permissions to operate businesses that comprise the state's fabled nightlife.
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Goa Beach Shacks May Not Be Around This Tourist Season Over Policy Block
Goa's welcoming beach shacks might not be around to facilitate tourists when the tourism season begins next month, with the National Green Tribunal on Friday directing the state government to keep its beach shack policy on hold, until it submits the mandatory Coastal Zone Management plan.
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For Kerala, Minister KJ Alphons To Request Centre To Change Policy On Foreign Aid
With the centre refusing any financial help from nations for flood-ravaged Kerala, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons today said he will appeal to the government for a change in policy on foreign aid that they "inherited" from the previous government of Manmohan Singh.
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India's History, Faith, Lord Ram Incomplete Without Nepal: PM Modi: 10 Points
After weeks of hectic campaigning in Karnataka, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Nepal's Janakpur, 225 km from capital Kathmandu. PM Modi and Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli inaugurated a bus service from Janakpur to Ayodhya - known to be Lord Ram's birthplace - to promote religious tourism in Nepal and India. Apart from holding meetings wi...
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Union Cabinet May Discuss National Tourism Policy Next Month
The Union Cabinet is expected to take a decision next month on the new National Tourism Policy, which aims to create jobs and increase India's share in global tourism, a top government official today said.
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1.5 Lakh People Issued E-Visa in 7 Months: Tourism Secretary
With India introducing electronic visa for 150 nations and other steps, government is confident that the country to become a popular destination for tourists and investors, an official today said.
