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Qatar Airways announced a 3-day sale offering savings of up to 25% on Economy Class fares and up to 15% on Business Class fares across worldwide network from the Thailand.
This promotion offers a long travel validity period, helping customers to book their travel for as long as 31st March, 2012. The savings are based on return fares and include taxes. Qatar Airways offers various flights from Thailand. The Doha-based airline has launched its three-day sale from 6 September till 8 September which would be beneficial to customers who wants to travel across Thailand as they can enjoy savings.
These tickets can either be booked online or through its travel agency partners. These savings on travel would be a boon to passengers as now they can spend that money on their food, stay and shopping.

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The Jammu and Kashmir government has put a request to Britain to remove the negative travel advisory which was issued against visiting Jammu and Kashmir.
State tourism minister Jora confirmed the British officials that Germany has already removed its travel advisory against Jammu and Kashmir following which a there has been splurge for foreign tourists in the state.
Jora further claims that lifting of the negative travel advisory by Britain will encourage tourists from countries like Australia, New Zealand and Canada to visit Kashmir.
Lately, a team of senior tourism officers along with representatives of tour and travel trade, Shikara Wallas and House Boat owners visited Malaysia to propagate state's rich tourism treasure. Large number of pilgrims travels to Vaishno Devi and go for amarnath yatras.

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The recently concluded travel fair NATAS Holidays 2011 has exceeded expectations despite the financial uncertainty in the world economy today. The NATAS Holidays 2011 shattered previous sales records with a total of 67,051 visitors. Mr.Robert Khoo, CEO of NATAS Holidays 2011 said that their sales figures from Holidays 2011 exceeded those from Holidays 2010 by 17.6 per cent. The top five destinations were China, South Korea, Taiwan, Europe and Japan respectively.
Taiwan sent its biggest delegation to NATAS Holidays 2011 , hoping to sell 5000 package tours during the (Aug 26-28) festival, intending to promote its indigenous cultures and art forms plus youth events like the Cycle Festival.
According to the Contiki Holidays 2011 Style Miles report, there is a trend shift between young Australians between 18 and 35, who are abandoning their traditional trips to Europe and looking more to Eastern destinations like China for holiday travel.