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Tourism in India was for long linked to the exotic and exquisite culture which inspired many travellers and was a life changing experience for them. Today there is beeline for India as the medical tourism in India gets acclaim from different quarters.
Medical tourism in India is expected to contribute $2 billion in annual revenue by 2012 and the dental tourism in India is expected to grow by 30%. India is one of the many developing countries which are offering top medical services in the private sector which in some cases is even better than the services in the UK, US or Germany. India gets an advantage as English is widely spoken in the medical institutions and the dental tourism in India is aiming for the international quality standards which exist in the other countries. The government also plays its hand by investing in infrastructure to bolster the quality standards.
There are huge savings involved in the procedures. Patients in India pay only $20 to $40 for dental fillings which might cost up to $400 in the US or Europe. Many travellers club their treatment with their travel across the country to enjoy the various tourist spots also.

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According to a new ruling, Air India will be able to purchase fuel on two-to-three-months' credit instead of paying daily fuel charges as it does now.
Air India, has been put on cash and carry mode since December 2010 for owing more than Rs 2,000 crores to public sector oil companies and has been paying Rs 16.5 crores per day to lift aviation turbine fuel for its daily operations. With the new ruling Air India is once again being allowed to take fuel on credit. The decision to provide the credit, has been taken by a group of ministers (GoM), headed by finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on reviewing the financial and operational performance of Air India.
Petroleum minister S. Jaipal Reddy, home minister P. Chidambaram, deputy chairman of Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia and civil aviation secretary S. Nasim Zaidi attended the meeting. This also happens to be the first meeting of the GoM attended by the newly appointed CMD of Air India, Rohit Nandan.

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Don't let the recession pull you down or make you skip your summer vacation trips, the newest and latest trends in holiday planning are tailor-made affordable tours.
Viator, the leading resource for 9000 tours in 750 destinations has introduced affordable tours for cruise passengers in Alaskan ports. These affordable tours help save more than 40% on various popular activities like glacier trekking, ice climbing etc.
Helicopter New York City, is voted as the best affordable tours in NYC by the Association of Hotel Concierges. They not only offer affordable tours of New York City by the helicopter, but offers special monthly discounts as well.
With the major travel companies plugging the gap and offering a vast set of choices in affordable tours, why pass over the chance of enjoying another exotic destination.