Issue No. 127 - March 2004

ISSUE: 127

MARCH 2004

Catapulting 'God's Own Country' to greater heights of crowning glory, Kerala Tourism has once again bagged three PATA Gold Awards to its credit. ...

Mr. P. Sankaran has assumed the office as the Minister for Kerala Tourism. Earlier, he was the Minister for Health. ...

The work on the first phase of the Rs.9,500 million 'Canal Walk Project' to be implemented by the Kerala Tourism and other agencies is expected to take off early next year. ...

If you feel stressed out after a day's long and tedious work, Veli and Akkulam would, perhaps, be the nearest getaways for you. ...

The work on the Kovalam Zero Waste Project, being implemented by Kerala Tourism, has been expedited with the removal of the dumped garbage from the private properties. ...

The decision of Kerala Tourism to introduce two luxury 'Pleasure crafts' and 13 inflated speedboats in the beautiful backwaters of Kochi, has marked its first remarkable entry in to the hitherto untouched world of water sports in Kerala. ...

The Kovalam-Ponmudi tourism circuit would be developed by the Kerala Tourism at an expense of Rs.400 million. ...

The Kerala Tourism has commissioned the modern tourist facilitation centre being built by the District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) at Kallar. ...

As part of the ongoing efforts to promote tourism in the State, the Government has sanctioned a project worth Rs.50 million which involves the development of the1Km stretch of road from the High Court Junction to the St. Teresa's College Junction in Kochi to a model road. ...

The City Corporation Council of Thiruvananthapuram has designed the proposed Rs.1,100 million tourism project at Muttathara. ...

The Air India would serve an exquisite array of Kerala dishes on its flights during this summer season. ...

The State Government would soon establish the proposed Rs.5000 million International Convention Centre at Akkulam in Thiruvananthapuram. ...