The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, July 10, 2002

Discounts yes, but no flights of fancy
BEFORE you rush to the travel agent to snap up the "fantastic'' deals the domestic airlines are offering from August 1, it might be a good idea to read the fine print. For starters, these reduced fares cannot be combined with other discounts ... More

Kerala: Agreement with Air India on anvil for ayurvedic massage
THE Kerala Tourism Department will shortly enter into a memorandum of understanding with Air India for introduction of ayurvedic massage facility in long-haul flights. The Tourism Minister, Prof K.V. Thomas, told newspersons that the facility ... More

Saudi Airlines may be allowed Haj flights from Chennai/Hyderabad
SAUDI Airlines is likely to be given permission by the Indian authorities to operate Haj flights from either Chennai or Hyderabad for the ensuing Haj pilgrimage. Official sources told Business Line that the decision to allow Saudi ... More

SHIPPING

Mumbai identified for TAMP headquarters
THE Union Government is set to shift the headquarters of the Tariff Authority for Major Ports (TAMP) from New Delhi to the port city of Mumbai. "The Cabinet Committee on Accomodation has approved a proposal to shift the headquarters of TAMP to ... More

Kochi port Q1 cargo volume up 42 pc
THE Cochin Port Trust has registered a record growth of 42 per cent in the first quarter ended June, the highest among all the 11 major ports in the country. According to the CPT Chairman, Dr Jacob Thomas, the port handled 3.3 million tonnes of ... More

Ships in Ports

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