TravelCLICK's quarterly results indicate healthy growth for the hotel industry in the fourth quarter with GDS revenue growth of 17.7 percent and Internet growth of over 23.6 percent .

Based on a proprietary data from its eMonitor and eTrak reports, TravelCLICK estimates GDS related transactions at 56 percent of total 2007 electronic revenue with the Internet driving 44 percent, with over half of that coming from direct web bookings.

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In a bid to promote the city as the most preferred destination for tourists in north India, Chandigarh Tourism has come up with some innovative concepts like wedding tourism.

The city administration would also promote sports and medical tourism in a big way to attract tourists and in the adjoining areas, Home Secretary Krishna Mohan said here in a statement.

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India accounted for over half of the tourist arrivals to South Asia in 2006, in which arrivals were up 10% over 2005, as per the latest data from the World Tourism Organisation. A strong performance from Asia underlined a record tourism year 2006, where arrivals rose 4.5% to 842 million globally, disease, disasters and terrorism notwithstanding. Total international arrivals into India, as per the ministry of tourism, government of India were up 13% to 4.43 million in 2006.


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Goa’s state government proposed the casinos as India posted a 13 per cent rise in tourist arrivals to 3.91 million in the fiscal year ended March 2006 and the government earned $6bn (£4bn) - the third largest source of foreign exchange.

“That means more quality tourists are coming to our country and we in Goa would like to cash in on this trend,” said Ernest Dias, vice president of Goa’s Travel and Tourism Association.

“These new offshore casinos will bring premium tourists here,” he said, predicting that the former Portuguese colony’s Calangute beachfront would see an explosion in foreign visitors.

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