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In this Edition.....

• Creative News - HH Dalai Lama added to Creative's list of honoured guests........

• India in the Summer - There is a lot of misconception out there why India cannot be visited in summer. Not all true. There is a lot one can do in summer.......

• Where you can find us next - PATA 2008, KTM 2008.

• Special Offer from Creative Travel & Oberoi Hotels

• Special Offer from Creative Travel & Taj Hotels

• Guest Comment of the Month - Find out what our clients have to say about us in this section.

• Destination News - Elephant Rides resume at Amber, Kashmir is abuzz with tourists: Flight rates at all-time high, Nepal dumps its royal family: Palace to become a Museum, World Spice Festival - 14th August 2008 to 24th August 2008, Maldives presents Sri Lankan Airlines Pro 2008.......all this and more Destination news. 

• Hotel News - Delhi Town Hall to become heritage hotel, Taj ushers in Delhi’s first contemporary Japanese Restaurant ‘WASABI by Morimoto’, Four Seasons Hotel opens in Mumbai, ITC unveils Asia's largest spa in Agra, Fortune Select JPCosmos opens, One&Only Resorts in exclusive partnership with Shoe Designer Christian Louboutin.....all this and more update on hotels.

• Aviation News - Update on airlines......Vijay Poonoosamy promoted to Vice President International Affairs of Etihad airlines, Domestic air travel set to become dearer, Jet's daily direct flight between Chennai and Pune, Daily Flights from Delhi to Shimla by Deccan, Indian, Jet Airways joins Asia Miles.......and more.

• This Month's Recipe - Tandoori Chicken.

• Special Feature of the month - Options for Hot Air Ballooning.

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Creative News.....

HH Dalai Lama added to Creative's list of honoured guests
Creative Travel is proud to include HH The Dalai Lama to its proud long list of some of the world's most well known personalities handled. Creative Travel's conference division (Plan it!) was the conference manager for the first ever International Conference on Terrorism, organised by the Jama Masjid United Forum (JMUF), an NGO, conceived by the former Shahi Imam Maulana Syed Abdulla Bukhari and blessed by the patronage of the present Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid Delhi, Maulana Syed Ahmed Bukhari.

Covered by over 200 National and International media, this one day event had an impressive list of speakers including the Former President of Afghanistan, Chief justice of Maldives, 2 Indian Union Ministers, 2 of India's most prominent Chief Ministers (from Kashmir and Assam), Internationally acclaimed human rights activists, Special representatives of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia & President of Libya and religious leaders of the world's major faiths.

The guest of honor was The Dalai Lama who spoke on a range of subjects. Pictured is Rohit Kohli of Creative Travel welcoming HH to the conference.

The day ended with a historic visit of HH Dalai Lama to India's largest Mosque and his being a part of the evening Islamic prayers.

Creative Travel was proud to handle this historic event, one that will go down in history.

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India in the Summer.....

Going back to India and the summer. There is a lot of misconception out there why India cannot be visited in summer. Not all true. There is a lot one can do in summer and the best part is that we can leverage our volumes from the season into some great deals into the off season.

Some reasons to visit India in the Summer include -

• The best value possible - you get to stay in some of the finest hotels in the world at prices that you would pay for a 4 star hotel in the winter.

• For wildlife lovers, late April and May are the best times of year to see the famous Indian tiger. This elusive animal stays closer to the water during this time, and is more easily seen.  

• It’s cooler than you think! Particularly in the desert regions of Rajasthan, the peak heat is between 11:30 am and 4:30 pm, when you could relax and enjoy the hotel. Sightseeing can be done in relative comfort in the early mornings and the evenings. The Indian summer is not hotter than many other destinations that you would consider in the summer months - Dubai, Spain, Miami, etc.  

• Enjoy the monuments without the crowds - you have the luxury of visiting the monuments in the cities you visit, without having hundreds of tour buses present at the same time.  

• Enjoy the hotels - with lower summer occupancies, you can enjoy the hotels to their fullest. Use the spa without having to book it in advance, step into the restaurants without a reservation, have the pool to yourself.....

If you would like to explore how we can help you make India a special destination to sell this summer, let us know. We have some amazing deals from our partners like the Taj group and Oberoi hotels and many more.

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Where you can find us next.....

To meet us at PATA, India, click here and email us your details   

To meet us at KTM 2008, India, click here and email us your details   

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Special Offer from Creative Travel & Oberoi Hotels.....

• Maidens Hotel – Delhi
• Trident Agra
• Trident Jaipur
• Trident Udaipur

For details and reservations please email us.

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Special Offer from Creative Travel & Taj Hotels.....

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Guest Comment of the Month.....

We at Creative track guest feedback very carefully. Each evaluation form gives us an insight on our operations and allows us to constantly refine our service delivery process. Now and then we get a few letters that brighten up our days. These are some of them :

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

From - Christa Christl, Germany

To - Creative Travel

Hallo Manoj,

I am one week home now and it took some time to arrive completely. The body was already in Munich but the soul was still in India. I have still to digest all the powerful impressions.

The highlights have been Taj Mahal, Rathambore and Jaipur. At the end of this journey I wish to thank you for the perfect organisation it was a pleasure to work the trip out together with you and I am sure we will hear from each other again or some of my friends will get in
contact with you.

Many greetings from winterly Munich also from Mrs. Rother and all the best.


Christa Christl
Germany

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Destination News.....

Elephant Rides resume at Amber
The Government of Rajasthan, Jaipur had issued a notice that elephant rides would remain closed from 1st to 31st May, 2008 due to the renovation of the entrance gate of Amber Fort. The Elephant Rides have now resumed from June 6, 2008 for tourists to go up the hill.


 

Kashmir is abuzz with tourists, flight rates at all-time high
Kashmir valley is abuzz these days with tourist arrivals, air tickets to the valley are at an all time high and the hotel industry is jostling to accommodate bookings, a phenomenon witnessed after a gap of nearly two decades. The hectic tourism schedule for this ’Paradise on Earth’ can be gauged from the fact that prices of even low cost carriers are touching the skies. With tourists arriving everyday, hotels in Srinagar and other resorts like Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonamarg are facing a room crunch.
 

Fifth ICPB ‘Convention India’ - MICE conclave to be held in Hyderabad in December 2008
The fifth ‘Convention India’- the MICE conclave will be held at Hyderabad International Convention Centre from December 19 - 20, 2008 by the India Convention Promotion Bureau (ICPB), a body sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism in partnership with the private industry. ICPB is looking forward to promote and market the country to the world as a MICE destination through this conclave. ICPB’s membership includes airlines, major hotels, convention venues, leading travel agencies and tour operators, professional congress and event organisers, educational institutions and state governments etc.

India’s yogis all at sea
SuperStar Virgo recently hosted a group of 1,000 yogis from India on a 6-day 5-night South China Sea cruise. The group was the largest party onboard since SuperStar Virgo’s deployment to Hong Kong in April. It was also the largest single Indian group visiting Hong Kong. A series of onboard activities were arranged for the 1,000 yogis under the guidance of yoga master Swami Ramdevji. The cruise took the yogis to Halong Bay in Vietnam, Sanya and Xiamen in China. Another 1,000-plus group from India will board SuperStar Virgo on June 11 for a 3-day 2-night cruise to Xiamen.

1,000 yrs later, a temple gets finishing touches
The huge linga in an 11th-century Shiva temple in the small village of Bhojpur, near Bhopal faces west instead of facing east, as prescribed by vastu. Rising to a height of 22 feet, this massive linga - made of a single block of polished stone - is believed to be the tallest in the country. However, for some unknown reasons, this temple never got completed. A walk around the temple complex reveals huge blocks of stones, many of them with intricate engravings and, presumably, ready to be used. Over 300 such finished and unfinished stones lie scattered over an area of 5 km around the temple. The Archeological Society of India has now undertaken the task of completing this temple after a thousand years. For centuries, the temple was without a ceiling, with its Shiva linga exposed to the open sky and at the mercy of the elements. The Shiva linga has now been meticulously restored and the open ceiling covered. With the temple now almost restored, the ASI is hoping to get it declared as a World Heritage site soon.

Maitree Express flagged off, restores India-Bangladesh rail link
Evoking nostalgia and bonhomie, the much-awaited India-Bangladesh Maitree (Friendship) Express chugged out on 14th April from the railway station creating history as the inaugural run restored rail links between the two neighbours after 43 long years. The train will run twice a week, on Saturday and Sunday, connecting Kolkata with Dhaka Cantonment station with a passenger capacity of 368 in Indian rake and 418 in Bangladesh rake at a time. 'The flagging off of this train is a historic event for Indian Railways. It marks the beginning of a new chapter in the bilateral relationship between the two neighbouring countries - India and Bangladesh. The 538 km journey through the Darshana border, covering 418 km in Bangladesh and 120 km in India, will take about 13 to 14 hours. The bi-weekly train will leave Kolkata every Saturday and Sunday at 7.10 a.m. and reach Dhaka on same day at 8.30 p.m. as per Bangladesh Standard Time (BST).

Nepal dumps its royal family: Palace to become a Museum
Nepal has swept away more than two centuries of history by sending the monarchy packing. King Gyanendra’s palace will be turned into a museum, according to the new government. An overwhelming majority of an elected assembly, charged with drawing up a new constitution, backed the creation of a republic in the Himalayan nation, which endured 10 years of war against Maoist rebels, who are now the dominant partners in the new political firmament. The new resolution states that Nepal will become "an independent, indivisible, sovereign, secular and an inclusive democratic republic nation". It adds: "All the privileges enjoyed by the king and royal family will automatically come to an end."

World Spice Festival - 14th August 2008 (Thursday) to 24th August 2008 (Sunday)
Sri Lanka's famous spices are the focus of the island's World Spice Festival - a celebration of food with a difference, which was first held from in October 2005 in Colombo. The Festival is an opportunity for locals and visitors alike to sample a range of different cuisines representing all corners of the globe. Drawing on a fusion of Sri Lankan spices and cooking methods with those of the visiting chefs, visitors are sure to be in for mouth-watering concoctions. Events take place in various restaurants and hotels throughout the city during this week-long event. There is also a spice bazaar held on the banks of the Beira Lake each evening.

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Hotel News.....

Delhi Town Hall to become heritage hotel
Delhi will soon offer a heritage experience for upscale tourists in the very heart of the old city. The government plans to convert the 142-year-old Municipal Town Hall building in Chandni Chowk into a hotel that will offer a slice of the Raj along with dollops of Old Delhi culture and cuisine. The hotel, likely to come up by 2010, will be pitched as one of the poshest properties in the segment and will cater not just to foreigners wanting to inhale the sights and sounds of Old Delhi but also traders and businessmen visiting the area for work. The Town Hall was conceived by the British soon after the 1857 rebellion and completed in 1866.

Taj ushers in Delhi’s first contemporary Japanese Restaurant ‘WASABI by Morimoto’
The Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi has unveiled Delhi’s first contemporary Japanese restaurant ‘WASABI by Morimoto’. Its modern-day cuisine caters to different palates of the modern, global Indian and the international visitors. The cuisine promises to captivate taste buds by bringing out many undiscovered facets of Japanese cuisine with its unique use of time tested ingredients, transformed by renowned international chef to create a fresh, new taste. The eclectic menu boasts of dishes, created specially by Chef Morimoto and celebrated Chef Hemant Oberoi. The restaurant features the most impressive repertoire of Japanese Sake’s with a separate Sake Bar, and boasts of a dramatic Teppanyaki counter, setting ablaze a vibrant display of theatre in iron showmanship and Sushi Bar, fresh ingredients flown in from Tsujuki everyday.

Four Seasons Hotel opens in Mumbai
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts has opened the doors of its first property on the Indian subcontinent, the Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai. The hotel’s 202 rooms and suites comprise some of the most spacious guest accommodation in Mumbai, showcasing excellent views of the city skyline, Mahalaxmi Racecourse or the Sea through floor to ceiling windows. The hotel has two restaurants. San Qi (three energies) has been designed as a contemporary ‘food theatre’, a culinary journey through the three energies at the heart of Asian cuisine – Japanese, Wok and Tandoor. Prato serves Italian cuisine in a stylish setting complete with spacious al fresco terrace overlooking the Hotel’s lawn and gardens. The two-storey Spa, opening later this year, will offer traditional Ayurvedic therapies and western treatments in a contemporary setting featuring eight treatment rooms (including one couple suite and a VIP suite), wet areas, Chi Studio (accommodating yoga, meditation and aerobic activities), pool, gym, relaxation lounge and Rossano Ferretti salon.

ITC unveils Asia's largest spa in Agra
ITC WelcomGroup has launched Asia’s largest spa in Agra called Kaya Kalp - The Royal Spa, at ITC Mughal in Agra. Stretching across over 99,000 sq ft, guests at the spa, will have the opportunity of experiencing traditional therapies in regal surroundings. And the therapies range from ayurvedic to Thai to German, Swedish and many more from all across the globe. Most of the treatment recipes have been heavily borrowed from the Mughal era. The spa has been designed to bring together elements of Mughal architecture and opulence, with meaningful experiences for the soul. The emphasis at the spa will be on sight, sound and smell, with pomegranate, the royal Persian fruit, prominently featuring in the décor as well as treatment. The Mughal mood is heightened at the open-air 25-metre lap pool, surrounded by relaxation areas. Set within a garden of fruit-bearing trees, green lawns and flowers, this is where specialty poolside treatments will be offered as well as refreshments and snacks - in keeping with the mood of the spa.

Fortune Select JPCosmos opens
Situated in the heart of Bengaluru city, Fortune Select JPCosmos is just 2 kms from MG Road. All the 134 rooms at the hotel have been tastefully done up in contemporary style décor. The rooms are spacious, smart and best in class in the region. They boast of a carefully crafted blend of aesthetics and modern amenities and are well equipped with a complete range of amenities including mini bar, satellite LCD TV, electronic safe, Wi-Fi connectivity, tea/coffee making facilities and much more. The hotel offers a choice of Food & Beverages outlets: Zodiac (The 24 hrs coffee shop), The Bar and Specialty Indian Restaurant.

One&Only Resorts in exclusive partnership with Shoe Designer Christian Louboutin
One&Only Resorts has entered into a unique partnership with iconic shoe designer Christian Louboutin to create a limited edition of his elegant espadrilles exclusively for the resort group. This is Louboutin’s first ever resort collaboration. “My initial visit to One&Only Reethi Rah in the Maldives inspired me to create a collection just for One&Only and my recent second stay is where I designed my latest collection. I hope my collections for One&Only captured the true essence of these resorts and will remind the wearer of an unforgettable journey,” said Christian Louboutin. They will be available from June 2008 in the boutiques at One&Only Le Saint Géran, Mauritius; One&Only Ocean Club, The Bahamas; One&Only Palmilla, Mexico; One&Only Royal Mirage, Dubai; and One&Only Reethi Rah, Maldives. There will also be a limited number available at Christian Louboutin’s stores in London and New York.

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Aviation News......

Domestic

Vijay Poonoosamy promoted to Vice President International Affairs of Etihad airlines
We are happy to advise that an old friend, Vijay Poonoosamy has been promoted to Vice President International Affairs of Etihad airlines from 1st May, 2008. When Vijay joined Etihad, at that time Etihad was operating in 17 destinations, now it operates to 44 destinations as a result of his dedication, expertise and worldwide contacts. Vijay is also the Vice Chairman of the ICAO Special Committee on Aviation Security Conventions and a member of the Industry Affairs Committee of IATA. We congratulate Vijay Poonoosamy and CEO of Etihad, Mr James Hogan.

Domestic air travel set to become dearer
Domestic air travel is all set to become dearer. With the crude oil prices touching $120 a barrel and Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) prices shooting up, airlines have announced that the fuel surcharge per ticket will increase by Rs.150 for short-haul flights and by Rs.350 for long-haul flights. India’s largest private airlines, Jet Airways, and no-frills airline SpiceJet have already announced the hike in fuel surcharge. Public sector carrier Air India is also mulling a hike in fuel surcharge. Industry sources have said that air fares are also likely to shoot up by 10 per cent and hinted at a similar increase in fuel surcharge on international sectors as well.

Cochin International Airport to be re-carpeted from November
Cochin International Airport is to be closed down to re-carpet the runway during daytime for six months from November this year. CIAL proposes to close down aircraft operations on the runway between November 2008 and May 2009, from 10 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. every day (IST). The re-carpeting work on the runway will start from one end of the runway and will progress to the other end in a continuous and phased manner and will be opened for aircraft movements in the night. It is expected that the entire work can be completed in one working season of six months starting November 2008 to May 2009.

Jet Airways launches daily flights from Hyderabad to Tirupati and Rajahmundry, two new daily flights between Hyderabad – Chennai
The world renowned pilgrim centre Tirupati, and the famous business centre Rajahmundry in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, were brought on the air route network of Jet Airways effective 15th June, 2008. Amidst the thickly wooded hills in Chittoor district lies the temple town of Tirumala with Tirupati at the foothills. These new flights will be operated by the most modern pressurised and air conditioned 62 seater French made turbo-prop ATR 72-500 aircraft. The two flights will provide convenient connections to the incoming flights from Delhi, Bombay, Bangalore and Chennai at Hyderabad. Passengers arriving from Tirupati and Rajahmundry at Hyderabad will also be able to reach same day at the four metropolises. Click here for the flight schedule.....

Jets daily direct flight between Chennai and Pune
Jet Airways introduced a daily direct flight between Chennai and Pune. "With the induction of this new flight, Jet Airways passengers from Pune will enjoy convenient connections to Kuala Lumpur and Toronto" said CEO Wolfgang Prock-Schauer. Flight 9W 445, operating daily except Saturday will depart Chennai at 1005 hrs arriving Pune at 1255 hrs. Flight 9W 446, operating daily except Saturday will leave Pune at 1340 hrs arriving Chennai at 1620 hrs.

Kingfisher is not operating to Delhi Khajuraho sector
With effect from 15 May 2008 till 15 July 2008, Kingfisher is not operating to DEL-HJR-DEL/ HJR-VNS-HJR.

Daily Flights from Delhi to Shimla by Deccan
Flight DN 549, operating daily will depart Delhi at 1015 hrs arriving Shimla at 1135 hrs. Flight DN 550, operating daily will leave Shimla at 1155 hrs arriving Delhi at 1310 hrs.

International

Indian, Jet Airways joins Asia Miles
Cathay Pacific Loyalty Programmes recently announced that Jet Airways will join Asia Miles as its latest airline partner. Asia Miles members would now be able to earn and redeem miles when traveling on all eligible Jet Airways flights. Similarly, Jet Airways’ JetPrivilege members will be able to earn and redeem JP Miles on eligible routes on both Cathay Pacific and Dragonair.

Jet launches flights to Abu Dhabi
Jet Airways is starting non-stop, daily flights between Abu Dhabi and the two Indian metros – Mumbai & New Delhi. Click here for the flight schedule.....

Kingfisher Airlines mulling Sri Lankan operations
India's private air carrier Kingfisher Airlines is planning to operate flights to four more destinations including Sri Lanka by the year end. 'We would be flying to Bangladesh, Huston and New York by end of August. Sri Lanka has been in the list of Kingfisher's expansion of horizons for a long time,'' said Regional Manager Trade Sales, Ritam Saha. Kingfisher, to begin with, hopes to operate three flights a week to the Island country.

Indian to launches Dubai-Goa flights
Two direct flights by Indian Airlines from Dubai to Goa have been started. Flight IC 594 which operates on Thursday and Saturday only will depart Dubai at 1120 hrs arriving Goa at 1540 hrs. Flight IC 593 which operates on Thursday and Saturday only will depart Goa at 1620 hrs arriving Goa at 1745 hrs.

Lufthansa launches Mumbai-Munich direct service
Lufthansa has started three new non-stop flights between Mumbai and Munich. With the introduction of the new service, Lufthansa will become the first and only airline operating between Mumbai and Munich with three weekly flights. Airbus A340-300 will be deployed on this route. So far Lufthansa has only one daily service between Mumbai and Frankfurt. The airline has increased current services between Kolkata and Frankfurt from three to five flights a week, starting June 3. Lufthansa will also introduce new non-stop flights between Pune and Frankfurt July 1, 2008. Flight LH 765 which operates on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday only will depart Mumbai at 0810 hrs arriving Munich at 1315 hrs. Flight LH 764 which operates on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday only will depart Munich at 1915 hrs arriving Mumbai at 0630 hrs.

Etihad expands in India
Etihad will launch daily flights from Abu Dhabi to Kozhikode (Calicut) and Chennai (Madras) on August 1, 2008. Click here for the flight schedule.....

Kingfisher eyes services to Kathmandu from July
India's premium service provider, Kingfisher Airlines, may launch services to Kathmandu as soon as it becomes eligible to operate international services from July-end, according to industry sources. The private carrier, which began services in May 2005, will now piggyback on the licence earned by its merged partner, Deccan Aviation, which completes five years of mandatory domestic operations this year. As per reports, initial services to Kathmandu are likely from Mumbai or Bangalore via New Delhi.

United Airlines and Jet Airways to Codeshare
United Airlines and Jet Airways are to launch codeshare services, significantly expanding the number of flights available to customers of both carriers to travel between the U.S. and India. United's Mileage Plus and Jet Airways JetPrivilege members would also be able to accrue and redeem frequent flyer miles on most flights. The carriers have already filed the codeshare agreement with the Department of Transportation and pending government approval, it is expected to begin around November 1.

Dragon reschedules Bangalore take-off
Dragonair, a part of the Cathay Pacific Group, announced that it will reschedule the launch of its new service, to Bengaluru (Bangalore) a first in India to July 1. The decision was made after taking into consideration factors such as the availability of local facilities and the amount of time needed to prepare for operations after the opening of the new Bengaluru International Airport. Passengers who have already booked Dragonair's flight to and from Bengaluru before July 1 will be diverted to flights operated by other carriers to minimise any possible inconvenience.

Qatar Airways adds Kozhikode to network
Beginning June 15, Qatar Airways operates scheduled flights, using an Airbus A320, to the southwest Indian coastal city of Kozhikode – the airline’s third gateway in the state of Kerala. Click here for the flight schedule.....

Emirates to begin service from third airport in Kerala
Dubai-based Emirates Áirline will start its service from Kozhikode international airport from July 1. The airline will operate six flights a week from Dubai to this airport in north Kerala. Click here for the flight schedule.....

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This Month's Recipe......

Tandoori Chicken
A famous Punjabi recipe. Best served with onion rings, lemon wedges and sprinkled chaat masala. Click here to read the recipe.....

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Special Feature of the month......

Options for Hot Air Ballooning
 

Finally, it’s here! A thoroughly professional hot air ballooning enterprise flying over Jaipur and surrounding areas, plus Pushkar and Ranthambhore in the Royal State of Rajasthan. Sky Waltz is India’s only company allowed flying hot air balloons commercially by the Ministry of Civil Aviation and other authorities.

Sky Waltz brings you the exhilarating experience of floating on air, the feeling of being at one with the sky and takes your soul soaring like a bird. You will fly over forts & hills or villages & towns or sand dunes & green plains or may even dip down to kiss the waters of a limpid lake and then float up again. They’ll give you a flight of joy that you’d want to experience over and over again. You will see the world from a completely new perspective, sailing with the wind during the course of your flight.

Their balloons have been sourced from the world’s best manufacturers. Their pilots are from Europe and the USA, with thousands of hours of balloon piloting behind them. Their safety norms, insurances and ground crews match stringent international standards.

Creative Travel is proud to be able to offer this new and exciting option to our guests. Ask us for more information.

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Newsletters from the past.....

May 2008, April 2008, March 2008, February 2008, January 2008, November 2007, October 2007, August 2007, July 2007, June 2007, May 2007, March 2007, February 2007, January 2007, December 2006, November 2006, October 2006, September 2006, August 2006, June 2006, May 2006, April 2006, March 2006, February 2006, January 2006, November 2005, October 2005, September 2005.

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