Bangalore’s Travel & Tourism Fair, which has played a crucial part in tempting tourists to book tickets deals on India flights, successfully concluded recently. The event saw participation from 20 Indian states and 8 countries.
Travel & Tourism Fair Concludes in Bangalore
Bangalore’s Travel and Tourism Fair (TTF) concluded recently. The fair saw a great deal of energy put in by a large number of representative individuals and groups, both from domestic and global market.
The event kick started in South India’s popular gateway on 11th January. It is India’s biggest network of travel fairs and remains a highly anticipated event in the industry’s calendar. The show brought together more than 225 participants from all over world, comprising a representation from 20 states and eight countries.
Such initiatives surely offer a stimulus to Indian tourism with people getting interested in the country and looking for tickets deals on flights arriving in India. As per official figures, six million foreigners took flights tickets and landed in India in 2012. Much bigger things are expected of country in terms of tourist arrivals in the coming years. Apart from considerable rise in the number of foreign tourists taking flights tickets to India tour, there is significant increase in the domestic tourist travel too.
TTF has surely played its part in the blossoming market as it provides a fine platform to global players in tourism industry to reach out potential tourists and business travellers.
China was the Feature Country this year and a sizable delegation from the Asian giant took tickets deals on India bound flights. The fair also had representation from Canada, Egypt, Singapore, Turkey and the USA.
Those travellers who took part in the TTF were a happy lot as they got information on dozens of destinations, hotel rates, flights tickets deals and best options in package tours.
