Celebrating. 6th. Anniversary

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1 Celebrating 6th Anniversary

2 Skyline 30mm Selfie Of The Month : Three Consulate Generals stunning selfie. Turkey Consulate General in Hyderabad Ards Ulutas, UK Deputy High Commissioner to Telangana & AP Andrew Fleming & U.S. Consul General in Hyderabad Katherine B.Hadda.Good one! Taal Sey Taal Mila : Suresh Chukkapalli, a well-known businessman has been appointed the first Honorary Consul General of Republic of Korea in Hyderabad. In the picture Korean Ambassador to India Shin Bong Kil and Consul General of Mumbai Soung Eun Kim can also be seen. Well Deserves : Ms. Chitra Ramachandran, Spl. Chief Secretary, Housing and Ms. Bharathi Holikeri,IAS, Incharge GHMC Commissioner received prestigious HUDCO Award from Hardeep S.Puri, Union Minister for Housing & Urban Development.Kudos! The Great Mentor : Hats off to Rachakonda Police Commissioner Mahesh Bhagwat for his outstanding efforts. It s a news that 80 plus candidates mentored by him for Civil Services interview got selected in 2017 Civils Services. Amazing one! In the picture Mr.Bhagwat felicitating Alekhya Balla of Telangana State who secured 721 rank. 2 Dhoom Machaa Dey Rang Jama Dey : The GHMC Commissioner Dr.B.Janardhan Reddy again shown his charisma by receiving PM s Award for Excellency in Public Administration (Housing Scheme).Now just Hyderabadi in fact the PM too came to know what is Mr.Reddy. Matter of proud. Hyderabad Ki Nishani Charminar : M.Mahendar Reddy Director General of Police presenting a replica of historical Charminar to Pinarayi Vijayan, Hon ble Chief Minister of Kerala, who all the way came to see Punjagutta Police Station and Hyderabad City Commissionerate. Kya baat! Wishes to Mr.Reddy for the as appointment regular DGP. The Midnight Soldiers : Arvind Kumar, Principal Secretary, MAUD and DR.B. Rammohan, H.W.Mayor paid a surprise visit late midnight to inspect the ongoing road repairing works taken up by the GHMC. No words! Big Boundary : After the announcement of Hyderabad Police Cricket League-2018 the Hyderabad Police Chief Anjani Kumar is talk of the town.the Hyderabadi youth are excited and enjoying the game during this IPL season. Caption of the picture- Spin or pace ball I will hit the boundary! May, 2018 Sahitya Ratan Advisor to Telangana Government ( Police, Law & Order and Crime Control) Anurag Sharma, who is expert in policing is also very rich in Hindi literature. No combination with his profession, but wonder to hear the lines of maha kavi Dinkar and Mahdevi Varma while in a general discussion. Mr.Sharma can be a perfect literature professor too! The officer's father was a well known poet and perhaps the interest what he has got in is legacy from his father.yes he is Sahityaratan. Ghar-Ghar Pani-Pani Secretary to the Chief Minister Smita Sabharwal, who is also the Secretary to Government (Rural Water Supply), Panchayat Raj & Rural Development directed the officers to provide drinking water in all households from the next July month under Mission Bhagiratha Scheme.She directed the officers to complete the work of water supply as soon and also stated to keep a check on the quality and cleanliness. The lady officer is putting her endless efforts to complete the work on time and to achieve the officer is working on holidays too.amazing, but the commitment what she is putting is an exceptional one. So, soon hoga ghar-ghar pani. Let s Make The Green City In an effort to make the green city, the government has decided to plant 40 Crore saplings during this year s Haritha Haram.Another attraction of Haritha Haram will be focus on avenue plantation along with tall plants. The saplings will be planted on all roads, junctions, parks and open spaces. OSD in the chief minister's office Priyanka Varghese, who is also the in charge of Harita Haram Programme said apart from supplying tree guards, caution boards will be installed at places where saplings are planted with a warning against damaging trees. Come Forward To Report The Cyber Crimes The craze of social media is on high and that s the reason the complaints of cyber crimes have also increased. But no need to worry as the lady IPS officer Shikha Goel has taken over as the Additional Commissioner of Police (Crimes & SIT),Hyderabad, the officer who is quite tough and will not spare a single culprit. So guys come forward to report such crimes freely, which will be taken care and will be solved in the professional manner. Apart from cyber crimes Detective department will investigate economic offences, property offences, crime against women and narcotics communal etc. Ederu Ledu D.S.Chauhan, the new Addl.CP (Law & Order) of Hyderabad City Police ka jawab nahi. Apart from perfect policing from the day one, the officer is in news for his speeches. Yes the officer is in talk for his la jawaab speeches in Telugu language. The pronunciation and the sentence formation is just awesome.it s a surprising one! Itnii aachi Telugu kab kaisey sikhi hai sir! When it comes to the policing he is making rounds.many more to come!

3 3 May, 2018 Rise Of Hindi Chini Bhai-Bhai Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Chinese President Xi Jinping during his "crucial" visit to China.

4 Public Sector Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya, CMD NLC India Ltd. has been conferred with the Seva Rathna Award 4 May, 2018 POWERGRID awarded Platinum Prize Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (POWERGRID) has been awarded the Platinum prize (1stprize) in Power Sector Category at the 6th FICCI Quality Systems Excellence Awards ceremony held.shri Ravi P. Singh, Director (Personnel) received the award from DG, BIS, Ministry of Commerce and Industry Dr. Sarat Kumar Acharya,CMD NLC India Ltd. has been conferred with the Seva Rathna Award jointly instituted by the Mylai Thiruvalluvar Tamil Sangam(MTS), Nehru Yuvakendra,GOI, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan and Sri Sairam Institutions, Chennai in recognition of significant and long lasting and excellent contributions to the society. Dr.S.K Acharya reinforcing all the good deeds that NLCIL is doing as a Corporate Business entity with its extensive social outreach under his dynamic leadership, continues its mission from wealth to wellbeing for benefit of larger society with a large-hearted humanitarian concerrn has got him and the organization this recognition in a function jointly organized by Mylai Thiruvalluvar Tamil Sangam in association with Nehru Yuvakendra, Ministry of Youth Affairs And Sports, Government of India, Bharathiya Vidhya Bhavan and Sri Sairam Institutions, Chennai held at Chennai. Dr.Acharya received the award from the Hon ble Dr. Justice S. Mohan. Former Judge - Supreme Court of India and in the presence of Hon ble Mr Justice T.N. Vallinayagam, Judge, Lok Adalat, Madras High Court, Dr.P Siva Kumar, distinguished scientist of DRDO, Dr. K. Bala Raman,DG of National Institute of Wind Energy,GoI, Dr Cheyon,Secretary, MTS and Thiru Sai Prakash Leo Muthu,CEO Sai Ram Institutions of Technology, Chennai. During the occasion the 37th Ariviyal Poonga, a Science Journal was released. Earlier, Dr. S.K Acharya inaugurated the Thiruvalluvar Arivukkalannjiayam Development Centre Complex, Free Medical Camp and Tree Plantation at Poonthandalam Village. HUDCO celebrates its 48th Foundation Day "Responsible Mining is the need of the hour" The valedictory session of the two-day national seminar on 'Responsible Mining in New Paradigm and Growth & Investment opportunities for Mining and Steel in Mineral Rich states' organized by NMDC in association with FICCI was held at Raipur. The two-day seminar saw 18 technical research papers presented and three panel discussions were conducted on the theme of the seminar. In his address as chief guest, R.K. Singh, IFS, Principle Chief Conservator of forests, Chhattisgarh said that we are thankful to NMDC for contributing the growth of Chhattisgarh. He also stressed upon optimum utilization of natural resources with eco friendly techniques. In his welcome address Dr. N.K. Nanda, Director (Technical), NMDC gave the details of MoUs signed with NIT, Raipur and CHIPS which will enhance and encourage the use of digital technology in Mining. NMDC is an eco friendly miner and utilizing latest technologies such as single flight downhill conveyor at Donimalai, Karnataka. Pelletisation from slimes started in Donimalai. With the mission of zero effect, zero defect and zero waste which will reduce the impact on environment. He also appreciated upon the youth experts who presented their case studies. Shri P.K. Satpathy, Director (Production), NMDC and convener of the Seminar said these two days of knowledge sharing on responsible mining in new paradigm has set new goals. He also appreciated the efforts of all participating companies. Prof. S. Jayatu from NIT Rourkela and Former CMD, NMDC, Shri P.R. Tripathi spooked on the occasion. Former NMDC CMD Shri B. Ramesh Kumar and S.S. Bajaj, Additional Principle Chief Conservator of forests, Chhattisgarh also addressed the gathering. Vote of thanks was given by Shri A.K. Shukla, Executive Director, BIOM-Bacheli complex and Chairman of the National Seminar. Hardeep S Puri, Union Minister (Housing & Urban Affairs), inaugurated the 48th Foundation Day celebrations of HUDCO and addressed the august gathering. The Minister, congratulated HUDCO on completing 48 glorious years of service to the nation and highlighted the significant role of HUDCO in realizing the vision of Housing for All. He added that HUDCO must now look to adopt some of the identified aspirational districts under its CSR activites. He highlighted the importance of the need to encourage initiative, imagination, and institution building to develop a new India. Pawan Hans Conferred with outreach award Pawan Hans received PR Outreach award for the year based on the PR activities rated excellent amongst various Mini Ratna PSU s. Dr. B.P. Sharma, CMD, PHL received the award by the Hon ble Minister of State for Road and Transport Shri.Mansukh L. Mandaviya and Smt.Krishna Raj Hon ble Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare & Celebrity Shri. Raju Srivastav at Delhi in the presence of various dignitaries from respective fields and Industry Stalwart. The event was organized by Governance Now. MRPL wins Srishti Good Green Governance Award Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) has won the prestigious Srishti Good Green Governance Award in the Manufacturing Sector - Non Metallurgical category. The award was given on the Earth Day - April 22nd 2018, in a glittering function organized by Srishti Publications at the India International Centre, New Delhi. SRISHTI GREEN CUBE AWARDS are Annual Awards for Good Green Governance practised by the company and going extra mile beyond the required statutory compliance. This award recognises MRPL s commitment towards the society by virtue of adopting energy-efficient practices, eco-friendly initiatives in reducing the greenhouse gas emissions and pollutants. MRPL s green initiatives like Maximizing Recycle of Treated Refinery Effluent Water, using treated Mangalore City sewage water, Usage of Electric Vehicles inside the Refinery, Harnessing Solar power through roof top installations, Extensive Green Belt development, increasing awareness of afforestation through public engagement programs like promoting usage of seed balls which demonstrated MRPL s commitment beyond statutory compliance and helped MRPL in winning this coveted accolade among Indian companies. REC Contributes Rs.10 Crore to Swachh Bharat Kosh REC Foundation, the CSR arm of REC Limited,the Navratna Govt. enterprise, has contributed Rs crore to the Swachh Bharat Fund for the contribution towards Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan aimed at making India clean open defecation free. This is REC s third contribution to the fund after having contributedrs. 25 crore each in 2016 and 2017, the total contribution now amounting to Rs. 60 crore. Ajeet Agarwal, Director (Finance), REC handed over the cheque to ParameswaranIyer, Secretary to Government of India, Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation on 23rdApril, 2018 in New Delhi in the presence of Sanjiv Garg, Executive Director (Finance), REC and other senior officials from REC and the Ministry.

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6 6 May, 2018 Vistaar From India To Ladakh Vistaar associates, founded by Shweta in 2005, is studio specializing in the design and creation of build environments, ranging from temporary installations to high end resorts. The firm takes a deep contextual approach with strong focus on tactile and sensory qualities of space. The design process looks at sustainability and engages with local craft and resources. Fusing them with state of the art technologies. Our inspiration is drawn through ordinary things, events and chances and encounters and hence we don t believe in a single idea or a story thread. Our design build model has transformed lives and helped us emerge as one of the top 50 young design firms in the country. Said Shweta. An advocate of sustainable architecture, unconventionalism, and the design built model. Shweta has constantly increased her range and repertoire. By thriving in difficult locations and tight budgets, by undertaking projects in almost every part of India, including off beat places such as Wayanad, Tadoba & Ladakh. Shweta

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8 8 May, 2018 Princess With The Crown Rumana All Set For World Finale Rumana Sinha Sehgal, the winner of Mrs India Universe International-2017 & Mrs Worldwide India-2018 is all set to represent India at Mrs Worldwide-2018 at the World Finale to be held in Singapore in June Rumana is an Engineer and was a corporate professional with Fortune 500 companies like Oracle & ADP. Rumana turned into an entrepreneur when she started Serendipity in She was also the Chairperson for the youth wing of Confederation of Women Entrepreneurs of India-Young COWE, supporting and mentoring young women entrepreneurs as they start off on their own. Additionally, she also served on the Executive Board for COWE - the Confederation of Women Entrepreneurs of India. Several awards in her kitty as Best Entrepreneur and won numerous titles in various beauty pageants. Best wishes Rumana! Dr.P.Raghu Ram,Mamta Trivedi, Deepali Phadnis & Shilpa Reddy during the inaugura- Event Of The year Mrs India-Telangana hits the screen and got the endorsement of event of the year. Hats off to Mrs India- Tela-ngana Regional Director Mamta Trivedi, who is Classic Mrs. India 2017 winner and Classic Mrs. Asia International World Winner. After a big gap a happening event took place in town. Well organized, well planned and well deserved. Though it s a first pageant, but things were in placed in order. Women empowerment and Telangana culture was the theme and the participants put all their efforts to fit into it with their colorful costumes. Look forward for the Mrs India-Telangana season-2. Best Hairstyle Award For Padmaja Padmaja Manepalli endorsed as best hairstyle award at Srimathi Silk Mark beauty pageant organized by Silk Mark Organisation of India, promoted by Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles,GoI. The pageant was to highlight tradition and culture of India. Main objective of SMOI is to educate people on identifying authentic silk fabrics and encourage them to invest in quality products. Harshu Brand Ambassador for Bollywood News is Harshu Kamble will be the International Brand Ambassador for Bollywood Mr & Miss India. Harshu is Mrs. SE Asia-2016 and associated with several organizations and brands. Congratulations! Jhanvi brought the Crown Proud moment! Finally Jhanvi Bajaj announced as Mrs. India Queen Of Substance first runner-up and Mrs. Popular subtitle.it s all her efforts and hard work that she is recognized in the pageant, her dream came true! Best wishes. Winners Shilpi Saini Devda,Parvati Madhireddy & Renuka Pulizala with Mamta Trivedi. Good Luck Kritika Kritika Sharma represented Hyderabad at Femina Mrs. India pagent 2017 and emerged as a winner. Now she will be representing India at Mrs. United Nations 2018 to be held in Jamaica in July-18. Mukta-The Showstopper Mukta Chopra, the Mrs. Universe South Central Asia rocked on the stage as a showstopper during Asian Designer Week third season. She represented for Kingshuk Bhaduri.Many more to come in coming days! Ruby To Represent Hyderabad Coming to the point, Ruby Bal will represent Hyderabad in the Haut Monde's 8th Mrs. India Worldwide Beauty Pageant 2018 to be held in Greece & India. Ruby is a professional celebrity makeup artist, who has been trained under the able guidance of makeup guru Mr. Cory Walia. She has previously handled assignments for NIFT and other prestigious fashion shows. She regularly works with movie stars like Lakshmi Manchu, Tapsee Pannu, Ritu Verma, Seerat Kapoor, Hebah Patel. Ruby Bal even handles weddings with her incredible team. Ruby is also brand ambassadors of CelebKonect, the upcoming social networking and engagement platform which will bridge the gap between Celebrities and their fans.best wishes Ruby! Mr. & Mrs. Daya Nivas Sharma Manoj Trivedi MC Ruhina Hayath Khan Powered by : MC Soujanya Miss AP Shreya Rao Pankaj Trivedi & Ramesh Menon. I & PR Department Telangana Govt. Publisher/Printer/Editor/Owner: Dr. CHAITANYA SINGH, Printed at COLOUR GRAPHICS, , Nimboliadda, Kachiguda Station Road, Hyderabad , Telangana State. Published at H.No /3, Jafferguda Post Kulsumpura, Karwan, Hyderabad-06, Telangana State. Cell : mrnewseditor@yahoo.com.

9 9 MIDNIGHT REPORTER May, 2018 Jade Blue - the most progressive retail chain JadeBlue, the fashion house and a retail pioneer, received a major accolade recently. Jitendra Chauhan, CMD, Jade Blue Lifestyle India Ltd. received an award from Sanjay Behl, CEO at Raymond Limited, for being the most progressive chain at the "Chairman's 100", event organized by Raymond in Mumbai. Jade Blue has recently launched it's SS18 collection for its premium labels- JB Sport, Wyre, Jade Blue, Greenfibre, London Edition, Metal Collection, JB Studio, Modi Kurta & Jacket as well as ethnic wear for summer weddings. Besides this, the store also offers the latest collection from some of the top International and national brands as well as fabrics and high-end bespoke tailoring services. CENTRO Making Rounds CENTRO is making rounds all over.the foot wear retail outlets spread all over South India is already in news for providing scores of Multi brands under one roof and now the breaking news is the brand CENTRO is visible in IPL. Yes! the brand has associated as one of the sponsorer for this series and making its appearance on the screens. The gentleman behind this happening is Sridhar Ganesh Bollam, who has taken the brand on an International level.work silently, let the success make the noise! One has to learn this mantra from Mr.Sridhar.Kudos! Shikha Goel Released MR s April Edition The versatile lady IPS officer Shikha Goel, the Additional Commissioner of Police (Crimes & SIT),Hyderabad has released Midnight Reporter s April edition.the released edition has hit the screen and reached to lakhs of viewers on social media.we thank all our associates and well wishers for the continuous love and support, as with the April edition the 6th anniversary of Midnight Reporter has been announced.many more to come with forthcoming editions. Shikha mam thanks a lot! Kudos To Kavita After a long gap an event like Laughter Night held at city, in which Dr.Kumar Vishwas, Dinesh Bawra & Anamika Amber made the audience crazy with their hilarious poetry. Navkar Darshan came-up with this exceptional event and the lady behind this event is Kavita Jain, who dared to plan such event successfully.good job Kavita! Kya Baat Hai... Sarib Rasool Khan, one of the happening gentlemen of the town is on screen.mr.khan, the front seat personality, very simple by nature moves to Shadaan Hospital to interact with the patients during his leisure time. Inquiring the patients about their health, and whether they are taking timely medicines etc., works like a Glucon-D for the patients.whereas he mingles with doctors and medical staff and encourages them. Kya baat hai! Like it. Anniversary Wishes Happening couple Govind Sinwal & Chanda Sharma celebrated their anniversary.it was a complete family affair where near dear ones gathered to wish the couple.best wishes! Pushpak s Style Mania Style mein rehne ka! Pushpak Jain, the man behind the brand KULTURE is always on screen with his stylish attitude. When it comes to business he deals smartly and when it comes to fashion he dares to look smart. That s the reason he will be always in talk in the groups.kya following hai yaar, just awesome! Smile With A Dimple Mohd Imran, the handsome chap with the dimple on his face is talk of the town.so, what s happening! Nothing khass but this dimples are more enough to attract the people. Whereas guys having dimple is a rare happening, but when it comes to Imran he is a lucky chap.for more stories contact the handsome! Rangoli yaha bhi - vaha bhi Rangoli Garg making rounds.the picture is from Bali, Kuta Art Market, but her paintings at Visual Arts Gallery, New Delhi and Novotel Hyderabad Convention Centre has pulled the art lovers. Now Rangoli's paintings are exhibited on international platforms too, which were in talk. All inspiring. Thumbs up to the artist! Leadership Meet For Leaders Saz touching hearts Foundation organized Leadership Meet 2018 bringing together like minded people to brainstorm the essential changes on sustainable development in particular geographic areas. The meet was attended by Mr. Tejawat, Minister as Chief Guest, Ms. Madhvi CEO Arise, Ms. Sanjana BNI, Ms.Vanita Dadla CII, Dr.Sidhart Director vjit,mr. Faheem GST Commissioner Mr. Sripeda and Mr. Vajih Khan Group Head LM.The meet was an event full with everyone giving their valuable suggestions to bringing change at the grass root level with accountable leadership.in the picture Founder & Chairperson Sara Khan and Managing Director Zahabiya Kanchwala were seen,who are committed for a change. Applauds!

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11 Tourism 11 May, 2018 Tourism New Zealand eyes double digit growth from India New Zealand is eyeing double digit growth in footfalls from India in , which will help it achieve the target of 1 lakh visitors before the deadline of "In , ending February, we hosted 62,000 travellers from India, which was percent growth over the previous year. So looking at the trend this year, which began in March, we expect the growth to be in double digit as well," Tourism New Zealand regional manager, South and South-East Asia, Steven Dixon told. "Increasing awareness through different promotional programmes and tying up with travel agents, who have promoted New Zealand as a preferred destination has helped us in achieving this growth," he added. Dixon said, the New Zealand government has set a target of 1,00,000 visitors from India by 2023, and if the growth continues at the current rate it will be achieved earlier. New Zealand, he said, is mainly targeting independent professionals in India between the age group of years. "We are looking at a wider target audience and reach them through digital and social media as people in India are among the highest users of these platforms," he added. New Zealand, he said, is promoting adventure, honeymoon, culture and cuisines in India. India, he said, is among the top 10 source market ranking 8-9. Australia is the top source market of New Zealand followed by China, the US, UK, Germany and Japan, he added. "Indians on an average spend 13 days in New Zealand contributing quite substantially to the economy of the country," he added. Meanwhile, Tourism New Zealand and Immigration New Zealand have launched an extension of the Tourism Industry Partnership (TIP) Programme to facilitate faster processing of visitor visa applications for Indian leisure travellers. For this, Immigration New Zealand and Tourism New Zealand and signed a memorandum of understanding with key travel agents. "This new visa process will make it even easier for Indian travellers to experience New Zealand. This agreement will ensure that New Zealand welcomes even higher calibre visitors," Dixon added. Four key travel agents were Thomas Cook (India), SOTC Travel, Cox and Kings and Kulin Kumar Holidays who will be responsible for bringing high value visitors to New Zealand. Sun shines bright on Dubai tourism Door Opens for New Tourism in South China Sea A southern Chinese province s plan to offer visa-free tourism could lead some visitors to explore the disputed South China Sea. Hainan, an island province, plans to allow visa-free travel to visitors from 59 countries beginning May 1, state-run media reports. The travelers will be allowed to stay for up to 30 days. Some experts who study the area say the visa decision has opened the door for visitors seeking to visit the South China Sea. Zhao Xijun is with the School of Finance at Renmin University of China. He says some tourists might be interested to set foot on Chinese-claimed islands and reefs southeast of Hainan. The area is home to the Paracels, a group of islands controlled by China, but also claimed by Taiwan and Vietnam. This is something for the future. It s not just for outside visitors, but domestic travelers also will try hard in this direction, Zhao said. Collin Koh is a security researcher at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. The tourism industry in Dubai continued to enjoy decent growth in the first quarter of 2018, thanks to increased tourist inflow from key markets India, Russia, China, Germany, France and Italy. According to Dubai's Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing, the number of international overnight tourists to Dubai increased 2 per cent to 4.7 million during the January-March period. Tourist arrivals from India increased 7 per cent to 617,000, while Saudi Arabia and the UK declined 1 per cent and 8 per cent, respectively. The number of tourists from Russia witnessed a massive 106 per cent jump in the quarter, topping the growth chart with 259,000 Russians visiting the emirate. Fifth-placed China delivered 258,000 visitors, up a strong 12 per cent. This is mainly because of the visa-on-arrival facility granted to Russian and Chinese citizens. Helal Saeed Almarri, director-general of Dubai Tourism, said the first quarter of the year has yielded stable performance supporting strong growth for all adjacent sectors like hotels and airlines. Moussa El Hayek, chief operating officer at Al Bustan Centre & Residence, said Dubai is a progressive city, always having fast-changing landscapes. With a lot of newer attractions coming up, tourists are always have something up on the list to visit and enjoy. "With lot of newer developments in terms of infrastructure and attractions we are sure tourism industry will attract a lot of good tourist inflow. Reasonable pricing from the stakeholders will surely make Dubai an affordable destination. Secondly, the visa on arrival for Russians and Chinese has given a good boost to the tourism sector in Dubai," El Hayek said. According to Dubai Tourism, Europe made particularly strong contributions with most of the countries posting double-digit increases. Tourists from Germany increased 13 per cent with 194,000 visitors, France was up 17 per cent with 103,000 at 12th place and 14th-placed Italy rose 20 per cent with 80,000. In a record first appearance, Sweden featured among Dubai's top 20 source markets, delivering 42,000 visitors, up 9 per cent. This African Nation Could Be the Next Big Tourism Destination Djibouti has been making headlines recently, and the European Council of Tourism and Trade has taken notice. The organization recently made the country its World Capital of Culture and Tourism and named its president, Ismail Omar Guelleh, an honoris causa member of the Global Academy of Tourism. The country is gaining more attention as a top tourist destination after being named one of the top 10 places to visit in 2018 by Lonely Planet. This award is proof that Djibouti has chosen the right path by making tourism a pillar of development, said Guelleh. Djibouti has opted for niche tourism, tourism which unites individuals, cultures, and civilizations. It is a tourism which plays an important role in cultural dialogue and in peaceful coexistence. It is a tourism which balances our development objectives with a requisite protection of our social, cultural and environmental heritage. There is a wealth of potential when it comes to tourism in the country. One of the major draws for travelers to Djibouti is its unique geological treasures and landscapes. In the country s long-term strategy, Vision Djibouti 2035, officials recognize tourism as a key sector for economic diversification. The plan gives the country a target of attracting 10 times the number of tourists it currently has within the next 10 years by playing to its strengths, of which the country has many.

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