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Nagpur

Nagpur City has many distinctions. Popularly called the Orange City, it is the second largest city in Maharashtra. It is also the second greenest in India and is located at the very center of the heartland, almost equidistant from Kolkata, Chennai and New Delhi and Mumbai.

Nagpur is a sprawling, seemingly infinite metropolis and is India's primary transport hub with all the nation's main highways intersecting there. And at the very centre of this national center is Zero Mile, marked by the stone obelisk that the British placed there, on whose surface is an engraved list of cities (spelt the old-fashioned way) with distances to each of them.

This city of wide, lush gardens and religious sites is culturally alive, and regularly hosts handicrafts exhibitions, tribal dances, and folk-art programmes. Many festivals are celebrated here, including the Kalidas Mahotsav, the Ganesh Utsav and Dhamma Chakra Pravartan Din.

Indeed, there's no better springboard to the wonders of Vidarbha.                                           Introduction To Vidarbha The vast region of Vidarbha stretches across north-eastern Maharashtra, with Nagpur as its main city. Rich in its biodiversity, mineral wealth and ethnicity, this verdant land with its undulating hills and lazy winding rivers, has many wildlife sanctuaries, forts, temples and geological sites. Indeed, Vidarbha is a veritable cornucopia of Nature's bounty; a lavish feast that's sure to fill up your senses.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         www.btpyatra.com

‘The Coolest Place in India Goa’

‘Now our road takes us to the magnificent kingdom of Goa…The people of this kingdom are strong, prudent and very hardworking… The kingdom of Goa is the most important in India…It is civilized, having famous orchards and water. It is the coolest place in India and it is the most plentiful in foodstuffs.

‘The white people make a practice of going to the kingdom of Goa to enjoy the shade and the groves of trees and to savour the sweet betel.’

These revealing remarks on Goa come not from the hippies or ‘flower power’ generation of the sixties and early seventies who thronged the beaches of Anjuna, Vagator and Arambol in search of salvation and ‘peace’. These remarks were made over five centuries ago by the Portuguese Ambassador to China who visited Goa around the year 1511. They serve as a vivid precursor to the generations that followed in our times to the fabled land of Goa.

In those tumultuous and rebellious times in the sixties, it was then not the ‘sweet betel’ that was the prime attraction but a different kind of ‘weed’. But Goa, since those days of the angry generation, has moved on to attract a multitudinous, peaceful and cosmopolitan school of visitors from all around the globe.

Down the corridors of time Goa has been different things to different people. To the Portuguese conquerors it was ‘Golden Goa’, the El Dorado, the ‘Rome of the East’. Such was its beauty and grandeur, that a traveller was moved to remark: ‘Whoever has seen Goa, need not visit Lisboa’—Lisbon, which was then the grand epicenter of the Portuguese dominions.

Some decades later, the early 17th century French traveller Francois Pyrard wrote: ‘Whoever has been in Goa may say that he has seen the choicest rarities of India, for it is the most famous and celebrated city, on account of its commercial intercourse with people of all nationalities of the East who bring there the products of their respective countries, articles of merchandize, necessaries of life and other commodities in great abundance because every year more than a thousand ships touch there laden with cargo.’

Pyrard continued with near prophetic veracity: ‘…as for the multitude of people, it is a marvel to see the number which come and go every day by sea and land on business of every kind…One would say that a fair was being held every day for the sale of all sorts of merchandise.’

While the contemporary traveller may not come to modern, thriving Goa ‘for the sale of all sorts of merchandise’, the ‘fair’ is still very much on. The traveller is here to find something different: a balm on the busy mind, to enjoy days of freedom on Goa’s

 magnificent beaches, to parasail or swim with the tide of fellow visitors from all around the globe, to savour its unique cuisine and imbibe its spirits, to take a long and invigorating trek in its unexplored interiors, to marvel at its majestic temples and churches, in short, to be at one with the most friendly people in the country.

In the sixties and seventies, it was, as we have remarked, a haven for the hippies. Since then Goa has moved on to fullfledged Statehood, its own Council of Ministers, a magnificent new Assembly complex, its citizens among the most literate in the country with a per capita income the highest in the land.. At the hub of this prosperity, is the Tourism industry. At the Goa Tourism Development Corporation (GTDC), we take a humble bow in acknowledgement, in some small measure, of putting Goa on the tourist map of our country.

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Tour to Hyderabad

Hyderabad is the capital of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It also goes by its sobriquet City of Pearls. It was founded by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah in 1591 on the banks of River Musi. The city is home to the Telugu Film Industry known popularly as Tollywood. It is also famous world over for its fabulous diamond markets glass embedded bangles and the delectable Hyderabadi cuisine.
Hyderabad is a beautiful city provided with all modern structures and facilities but it has still maintained its old charm. This city is full of several ancient monuments of historic importance. There are lots of ancient mosques, temples, churches, forts, magnificent palaces, serene lakes and picnic spots.The art galleries and public garden attract thousands of tourists in the city. The city is noted for its monuments which includes the masterpiece of Charminar and the fort of Golconda.

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Miami Holidays 2014

Miami is situated on the south-east tip of Florida and is known for its year-round sun, 15 miles of golden sand beaches and lively nightlife.
Miami is one of the trendiest places in America and popular with holiday-makers of all ages. A vibrant city with a variety of areas and attractions  something is always happening, and there is something for everyone.

• Lie on the beach and soak up the sun or swim and snorkel in the clear blue seas
• Try exhilarating water sports, enjoy world-class shopping or take in the lively nightlife which has as distinctly Latin feel

Miami South Beach Area, named SoBe by locals, is Miami’s trendy locale with year-round warm, sunny days and electric nights that make it a near 24-hour holiday experience. One of Miami's most exciting and lively areas, South Beach is packed with art galleries, Art Deco architecture, restaurants, glorious beaches and top nightclubs.
Cosmopolitan Miami is much more than a superb beach holiday destination. The golden sands of South Beach are bordered by many attractions:

• World-famous Ocean Drive where you can stroll and see how many celebrities you can spot, or indulge in a little retail therapy
• Some of the best nightclubs and restaurants can be found in this area
• The Miami Seaquarium on Biscayne Bay is home to over 10000 sea creatures and is a must on any holiday in Miami Beach. Gator Park and Miami’s Metrozoo are perfect for animal lovers
• Enjoy a change of pace and visit the areas Wolfsonian or Bass museums and for a slice of Latin culture visit the delightful pastel-coloured buildings in the Cuban community of Little Havana
• For the more energetic why not jog, cycle, or rollerblade along the boardwalk backing Miami South Beach and Bal Harbour, and if you are up for it you can always surf Hobie Beach, overlooking downtowm Miami.

Something for everyone

Miami is the largest city in Southern Florida and it attracts all age groups looking for holiday accommodation in the sun.

• Families with young children will enjoy the lifeguard patrolled golden beaches and shallow waters
• Older children and active adults will find endless water sports
• Young and lively singles will be drawn in by the 24 hour party lifestyle
• Adults will enjoy the excellent shopping and relaxed café culture of Miami Beach holidays. .

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Singapore 04 Nights/ 05 Days

 

 

Day: 01

ARRIVAL IN SINGAPORE NIGHT SAFARI:

Arrive at Changi International Airport. On arrival you will be met and transferred to the hotel. Later in the evening proceed for Night safari tour take a tour of the Jungle with complete safety and comfort of 40 mins tram journey of wild animals through the east and west loop. On completion of the tram ride, your guide will take you on a walking trail where you will be able to get a chance to come close with lions, tigers, tapirs, deer etc. Stay overnight at the hotel in Singapore.

Day: 02 

SIGHTSEEING HALF DAY CITY TOUR AFTERNOON TILL SUNSET AT SENTOSA :

 

After breakfast, proceed for the city tour of Singapore. Explore the city by driving round the Civic district, passing by the Padang, Cricket Club, Parliament house, Supreme Court and the City Hall. Also stop at the Merlion Park and enjoy the impressive views of the Marina Bay. Also do not miss the picture taking opportunity with the Merlion a mythological creature. Visit the Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of the Oldest Buddhist temple. Proceed to the National Orchid Gardens, located within Singapore Botanic Gardens. Then stop at the Little India where you can buy spices, joss and jasmine. Later in the afternoon proceed for Afternoon till sunset at Sentosa. Enjoy the scenic cable car ride, Underwater world, Dolphin Lagoon Show, Images of Singapore, Sentosa Cine Blast & Songs of the sea. Stay overnight at the hotel in Singapore.

Day: 03 

SINGAPORE JURONG BIRD PARK :

 

After breakfast, proceed for the tour of Jurong Bird Park - Jurong Bird Park is a home of 600 species. Stay overnight at the hotel in Singapore.

Day: 04 

SINGAPORE UNIVERSAL STUDIO :

 After breakfast, proceed for universal Studio and enjoy the Cylon world tallest roll coaster, Far Far Away castle. Also enjoy the amazing Shrek 4D adventure attraction. Rest of the day on your own. Stay overnight at the hotel.

Day: 05 

DEPART SINGAPORE :

 

After breakfast spend time at leisure. Later proceed to the airport to board your flight back to home bound.

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Well Ladakh is one such thing. A trip to Ladakh - just like love - can’t be expressed in words. The mighty Karakorum with its cotton-wool peaks bounds Ladakh, a terrain characterized by vast barren valleys, lofty mountain passes, beautiful lakes, and the last undisturbed home of Tantric Buddhist population.

Ladakh’s arid terrain undergoes drastic weather changes owing to its elevation. Temperature varies in extremes both during summers and winters. That’s the allure of Ladakh. Summer is the best time to visit this magical land of Lamas and that is why it is the top tourist place in India to visit during summer.

Every summer motorcyclists from India and world gather in and around Delhi, Srinagar or Manali to embark on adventurous trip to Ladakh by road. Manali - Leh Highway is the favorite among the thrill seekers.

There are a score of high mountain passes including the tough Baralacha La and the second highest Taglang La along with the vast mesmerizing Morey Plains and the thrilling Gata Loops which is why motorcyclists - and even the four wheeler riders prefer Leh - Manali Highway for a road trip. - See more at: http://blog.indianluxurytrains.com/2013/04/top-tourist-places-in-india-to-travel-in-summer.html#sthash.T3NUqVlA.dpuf

Well Ladakh is one such thing. A trip to Ladakh - just like love - can’t be expressed in words. The mighty Karakorum with its cotton-wool peaks bounds Ladakh, a terrain characterized by vast barren valleys, lofty mountain passes, beautiful lakes, and the last undisturbed home of Tantric Buddhist population.

Ladakh’s arid terrain undergoes drastic weather changes owing to its elevation. Temperature varies in extremes both during summers and winters. That’s the allure of Ladakh. Summer is the best time to visit this magical land of Lamas and that is why it is the top tourist place in India to visit during summer.

Every summer motorcyclists from India and world gather in and around Delhi, Srinagar or Manali to embark on adventurous trip to Ladakh by road. Manali - Leh Highway is the favorite among the thrill seekers.

There are a score of high mountain passes including the tough Baralacha La and the second highest Taglang La along with the vast mesmerizing Morey Plains and the thrilling Gata Loops which is why motorcyclists - and even the four wheeler riders prefer Leh - Manali Highway for a road trip. - See more at: http://blog.indianluxurytrains.com/2013/04/top-tourist-places-in-india-to-travel-in-summer.html#sthash.T3NUqVlA.dpuf

Well Ladakh is one such thing. A trip to Ladakh - just like love - can’t be expressed in words. The mighty Karakorum with its cotton-wool peaks bounds Ladakh, a terrain characterized by vast barren valleys, lofty mountain passes, beautiful lakes, and the last undisturbed home of Tantric Buddhist population.

Ladakh’s arid terrain undergoes drastic weather changes owing to its elevation. Temperature varies in extremes both during summers and winters. That’s the allure of Ladakh. Summer is the best time to visit this magical land of Lamas and that is why it is the top tourist place in India to visit during summer.

Every summer motorcyclists from India and world gather in and around Delhi, Srinagar or Manali to embark on adventurous trip to Ladakh by road. Manali - Leh Highway is the favorite among the thrill seekers.

There are a score of high mountain passes including the tough Baralacha La and the second highest Taglang La along with the vast mesmerizing Morey Plains and the thrilling Gata Loops which is why motorcyclists - and even the four wheeler riders prefer Leh - Manali Highway for a road trip. - See more at: http://blog.indianluxurytrains.com/2013/04/top-tourist-places-in-india-to-travel-in-summer.html#sthash.T3NUqVlA.dpuf

Well Ladakh is one such thing. A trip to Ladakh - just like love - can’t be expressed in words. The mighty Karakorum with its cotton-wool peaks bounds Ladakh, a terrain characterized by vast barren valleys, lofty mountain passes, beautiful lakes, and the last undisturbed home of Tantric Buddhist population.

Ladakh’s arid terrain undergoes drastic weather changes owing to its elevation. Temperature varies in extremes both during summers and winters. That’s the allure of Ladakh. Summer is the best time to visit this magical land of Lamas and that is why it is the top tourist place in India to visit during summer.

Every summer motorcyclists from India and world gather in and around Delhi, Srinagar or Manali to embark on adventurous trip to Ladakh by road. Manali - Leh Highway is the favorite among the thrill seekers.

There are a score of high mountain passes including the tough Baralacha La and the second highest Taglang La along with the vast mesmerizing Morey Plains and the thrilling Gata Loops which is why motorcyclists - and even the four wheeler riders prefer Leh - Manali Highway for a road trip. - See more at: http://blog.indianluxurytrains.com/2013/04/top-tourist-places-in-india-to-travel-in-summer.html#sthash.T3NUqVlA.dpuf

Well Ladakh is one such thing. A trip to Ladakh - just like love - can’t be expressed in words. The mighty Karakorum with its cotton-wool peaks bounds Ladakh, a terrain characterized by vast barren valleys, lofty mountain passes, beautiful lakes, and the last undisturbed home of Tantric Buddhist population.

Ladakh’s arid terrain undergoes drastic weather changes owing to its elevation. Temperature varies in extremes both during summers and winters. That’s the allure of Ladakh. Summer is the best time to visit this magical land of Lamas and that is why it is the top tourist place in India to visit during summer.

Every summer motorcyclists from India and world gather in and around Delhi, Srinagar or Manali to embark on adventurous trip to Ladakh by road. Manali - Leh Highway is the favorite among the thrill seekers.

There are a score of high mountain passes including the tough Baralacha La and the second highest Taglang La along with the vast mesmerizing Morey Plains and the thrilling Gata Loops which is why motorcyclists - and even the four wheeler riders prefer Leh - Manali Highway for a road trip. - See more at: http://blog.indianluxurytrains.com/2013/04/top-tourist-places-in-india-to-travel-in-summer.html#sthash.T3NUqVlA.dpuf

Ladakh: The Land of Lama

Ladakh: The Land of Lama

Ladakh: The Land of Lama

HIMACHAL TADKA

Day 1:- Delhi To Shimla

Arrival at Delhi railway station, our special vehicle pick up you & drive to you to Shimla (9 Hrs). Evening free for leisure & you have a choice of shopping at Mall Road Also. Come back to the Hotel & take your Dinner. Overnight stay at Hotel in Shimla .

Day 2:- Shimla Local Sightseeing

After breakfast proceed for wonderful day excursion to Kufri. In Kufri enjoy a walk through thick ceder woods to Mahasu Pick for amazing view of mighty Himalayas. Enjoy Hirse riding at your own cost. You can do wonderful photography also. Evening come back to the Resort & do some shopping at very famous Mall road of Shimla. Enjoy your dinner at Hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Shimla.

Day 3:- Shimla To Manali

After taking breakfast transfer to Manali. (350 Kms/ 10 Hrs). When ever reach at Manali check into your Hotel & get fresh. Take your dinner at Hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Manali.

Day 4:- Manali Local Sightseeing

After breakfast proceed for full day local sightseeing of Mnali like Hadimba Temple, Tibetan Monastery, Lord Buddha and Tankha paintings, Vashistha Temple for "Hot & Cold water Kund”, Club House. The evening is free leisure & you can move around to the Mall Road for shopping. When ever reach at Hotel take your dinner at hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Manali.

Day 5:- Manali - Rohtang Pass - Manali

After breakfast proceed on a day excursion to the Rohtang Pass also called Snow Point of Himachal – enjoy the beauty of year round snow caped mountains. The rest of the day is free to explore this picturesque town on your own. Evening free for leisure & enjoy your dinner at Hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Manali .

Day 6:- Manali To Chandigarh

After breakfast take a transfer to Chandigarh (350 Kms / 10 Hrs). When ever reach check ino your hotel & get fresh. Take your dinner. Overnight stay at hotel in Chandigarh .

Day 7:- Chandigarh - Delhi Railway Station

After breakfast do some local sightseeing in Chandigarh, visit Rock Garden & Pinjore Garden.By noon proceed for Delhi as per your further journey schedule towards to your home town.(9hrs).

Package Include:

·         3 Nights Stay at Manali.

·         2 Nights Stay at Shimla.

·         1 Night Stay at Chandigarh.

·         Welcome Drink on Arrival.

·         Daily Breakfast  and Dinner at hotel.

·         Vehicle Cost include vehicle on disposal from Delhi to Delhi or Chandigarh to Chandigarh

·         Driver Allowance and All Taxes.

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Tourism the world's biggest industry . . .

Tourism is an exciting global business. In the UK alone, 2.1 million people work in jobs supported by visitor spending. Both home and abroad, careers in the tourism industry attract a wide range of people with all sorts of interests and ambitions.
 There are various definitions of tourism. Theobald (1994) suggested that etymologically, the word "tour" is derived from the Latin 'tornare' and the Greek 'tornos,' meaning 'a lathe or circle; the movement around a central point or axis.' This meaning changed in modern English to represent 'one's turn.' The suffix -ism is defined as 'an action or process typical behavior or quality' whereas the suffix -ist denotes one that performs a given action. When the word tour and the suffixes -ism and -ist are combined, they suggest the action of movement around a circle. One can argue that a circle represents a starting point, which ultimately returns back to its beginning. Therefore, like a circle, a tour represents a journey that is a round trip, the act of leaving and then returning to the original starting point, and therefore, one who takes such a journey can be called a tourist.
The Macmillan Dictionary defines tourism as the business of providing services for people who are travelling for their holiday. Wikipedia defines it as travel for recreational, leisure or business purposes. The OECD glossary of statistical terms defined tourism as the activities of persons travelling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes not related to the exercise of an activity remunerated from within the place visited.
Over the decades, tourism has experienced continued growth and deepening ?diversification to become one of the fastest growing economic sectors in the world. Tourism has become a thriving global industry with the power to shape developing countries in both positive and negative ways. No doubt it has become the fourth largest industry in the global economy.
Similarly, in developing countries like India tourism has become one of the major sectors of the economy, contributing to a large proportion of the National Income and generating huge employment opportunities. It has become the fastest growing service industry in the country with great potentials for its further expansion and diversification. However, there are pros and cons involved with the development of tourism industry in the country. Let us discuss the development as well as the negative and positive impacts of tourism industry in India.