Issue No. 129 - May 2004

ISSUE: 129

MAY 2004

The Nishagandhi Festival 2004, held in Thiruvananthapuram from April 5 to 12, offered an eye-catching glimpse of India at its marvellous best....

The work on the Rs. 200 million Veli Amusement Park in Thiruvananthapuram, being implemented by the Kerala Tourism with private participation, is expected to commence soon. ...

The construction work on the 15 eco-friendly wooden cottages, being built by Kerala Tourism in the picturesque hill resort of Ponmudi, is in full swing. ...

The Department of Tourism, Government of India, has planned to create a 'tourist-friendly' service sector through its innovative scheme named 'Capacity Building for Service Providers.' In Kerala, the scheme is being executed through the Food Craft Institute (FCI)....

The tourism sector in 'God's Own Country' is all set to gain an enormous fillip with helicopter services making their foray in to the State. ...

As part of its ongoing efforts to transform Kochi as the tourism capital of the State, the Kerala Tourism has decided to develop the Golf course at Kochi, located at the backwater front at Bolghatty. ...

The Kerala Tourism, in association with the Department of Archaeology, has taken up the project for the conservation and development of temples in Northern Kerala. ...

The Kerala Tourism, in association with the Department of Archaeology, has taken up the project for the conservation of three forts in the Kasaragod district. ...

The Kerala Tourism has decided to construct a Solid Waste Treatment Plant at Nadayara, Varkala, the coastal town of Thiruvananthapuram. ...

The Kerala Tourism has taken up the project for improving the tourism facilities at Kumarakom, a famous tourist destination in Kerala. ...

The Vatican has declared St. Thomas shrine located at Malayattoor hilltop as an international shrine. ...