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| Vol. 1 Issue 3 - August 2007 In this Issue
We've embarked on yet another exciting journey with our travel newsletter. India has huge potential in leveraging her tourism industry, and we believe that is exactly what we will see very soon. We aim to present snapshots and interesting vignettes of this happening industry through this newsletter. And we could do with your feedback and suggestions on what we should cover and how we can make this newsletter even better. You can help us by sending your suggestions how do we become the preferred newsletter in the Tourism space? Write to us:
The average Indian has become a global traveller. By 2010, the outbound Indians will double in numbers. It helps countries boost tourism if they can catch Bollywood stars to shoot a song or two.
This report, produced by Chillibreeze Business hub, features the growth curve of India’s wine industry. The report traces the development of India’s wine industry and its efforts to become a global entity. The key players, domestic consumption and export trends, policy issues, initiatives and strategies have been discussed.  .gif){kind=small}
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The spotlight in this issue is very much on niche travel segments – and there are options aplenty for the travel-weary explorer to choose from. If going on a cruise was exciting to some while temple tours snagged others, picture the exotic. Eco-tourism is in with tented accommodation to protect fragile eco systems in some destinations as is soft adventure tourism. Only it is now politically correct to call it “activity based tours” or “experiential tours”. For those that demand the more exotic options, here are the choices - make a bar of chocolate in a Swiss chocolate factory, or visit France’s famed wineries to make some wine and taste some too. Closer home, stroll around the coffee estates in Coorg, sample fresh coffee made from beans that you roasted and powdered or….hold your breath….take a champagne shower and follow it up with “wine treatment” in a Nashik spa! There is para-gliding, river rafting, under-water walks and rose petal baths for those that seek that little more …and of course, are willing to pay for it. After all that exotic fare, the upsurge in inbound as well as outbound incentive travel might seem anti-climatic. But the numbers show that this is a segment unwilling to wait in the wings any longer – its soon going to grab centre stage.
Sector: Aviation
Sector: Railways
Sector: Waterways
Sector: Hotels & Restaurants
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Spiritual & Religious Tourism
Adventure Tourism
Medical Tourism
Luxury & Rejuvenation
Others
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Chillibreeze Team
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