Kerala Tourism Policy 2012 Focuses on Infrastructure and Community Development
Kerala Tourism has made concerted efforts and formulated tourism policy which aims to market in overseas and domestic markets through Mega Tourism Projects, a judicious mix of cultural, heritage, spiritual, and eco tourism in order to give tourists a holistic experience. Developing the infrastructure required for tourism is a key focus area of Kerala tourism policy 2012. As part of this, it envisages the development of infrastructure plans for key tourism destinations in the State. (more…)
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Ms Pratibha Devisingh Patil, Indian President, presented National Tourism Awards to various segments of the travel, tourism and hospitality industry in a prestigious prize distribution function being organized by the Union Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation at Vidyan Bhawan, New Delhi on February 29, 2012. 
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Healthcare industry in India is undergoing unusual expansion. It is already growing at a rate of 30 per cent per annum and is destined to become a global health destination. The high-tech healing centers of the country are going to be the backbone of this health care revolution. Of course, the traditional healing systems of the Country, especially the Ayurveda, can also play a vital role in this movement. Medical tourism is the provision of inexpensive and fast healthcare services for the medical and relaxation needs of the foreign patients in partnership with the tourism industry.
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Wayanad Tourism Organisation (WTO), a stake holder’s body, was formed in 2000, to draw the attention of discerning tourists to 
