http://weekendtrip.com/rss/rss.php en-us Copyright 2010, World-Travel --> India http://weekendtrip.com/rss/rss.php Collection hourly 4 1901-01-01T00:00+00:00 http://weekendtrip.com/news/World-Travel/India/28173.html Yahoo! News Search Results for india travel tourismThe Department of Tourism (DOT) leads the industry in holding this years 10th Philippine Travel Exchange (PHITEX) geared towards bringing big volume transactions from the worlds leading wholesale buyers of tour packages. ... en-us Yahoo! News Search Results for india travel tourismYahoo! News Search Results for india travel tourismTourism industry gears up for the 10th PHITEX http://weekendtrip.com/rss/article_view.php?articleId=28173 Copyright 2010, 2010-08-24T09:43:22-05:00 text http://weekendtrip.com/news/World-Travel/India/28012.html Yahoo! News Search Results for india travel tourismThe deaths of six foreign trekkers in devastating flash floods have dealt a major blow to the crucial tourist industry in India's high-altitude adventure playground of Ladakh. ... en-us Yahoo! News Search Results for india travel tourismYahoo! News Search Results for india travel tourismIndia's Ladakh reels from tourist downturn http://weekendtrip.com/rss/article_view.php?articleId=28012 Copyright 2010, 2010-08-17T22:17:53-05:00 text http://weekendtrip.com/news/World-Travel/India/27857.html Although the Commonwealth Games event is embroiled in several controversies, the Delhi High Court, at least, was able to spare the logo any trouble. ... en-us Tourism firm fined for misusing Games logo http://weekendtrip.com/rss/article_view.php?articleId=27857 Copyright 2010, 2010-08-09T18:23:57-05:00 text http://weekendtrip.com/news/World-Travel/India/27856.html A new superbug resistant to the most powerful antibiotics has been found in British hospitals. Researcher say the bug, called NDM-1, lives in bacteria and is being spread by internatonal travel and medical tourism. ... en-us BREAKING NEWS http://weekendtrip.com/rss/article_view.php?articleId=27856 Copyright 2010, 2010-08-11T02:07:25-05:00 text http://weekendtrip.com/news/World-Travel/India/27855.html International travel and medical tourism helped the spread of drug-resistant bacteria that could lead to the end of antibiotics, scientists have warned. Related Stories Anti-terror hotline advert banned Information fear over benefits plan Bank highlights doubts for recovery Wed Robbie 'the happiest man alive' Boys 'thought dead parents asleep' ... en-us Gene 'may kill off antibiotics' http://weekendtrip.com/rss/article_view.php?articleId=27855 Copyright 2010, 2010-08-10T20:51:58-05:00 text