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Activity-1
What are the main problems faced by India in human resource development? ………………………………………………………………………………
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Activity 2
Match the following AB
Advanced Institutes of Hotel
Management and Culinary Institute.Goa
Indian institute of Tourism & Travel Management (IITTM)
Indian Institute of skiing & Mountaineering (IIS&M)
National Council of Hotel Management
And Catering Technology
Certification and accreditation
Ministry of Tourism
New Delhi
National Institutes of water sports
Gulmarg
22.2.4 OPEN SKY POLICY The passenger aviation industry had been highly regulated in the aftermath of Second World War till recently. The regulatory regime was based on restrictive international agreements on a bilateral basis and protected the national airlines against other scheduled competitors and charter carriers. The national airlines were thought to act as factors of economic modernization, which provided a stable and regular transport service, facilitated regional development promoted international tourism recognition. However, in practice the aviation sector offers low quality service at unjustifiable high fares. The emerging customer dissatisfaction led to the 1978 de-regulation of the US domestic market and triggered similar practices worldwide. Many countries signed open-sky agreement.
In India we have opened the aviation sector to the private sector and a number of private operators are operations flights in some selected routes. In
International flights the central government has given green signal to the private sector to operate services. Jet Airways, King-Fisher, Spice Jet and
Deccan Airways have already started their presence in the Indian aviation sector. With the privatization of aviation sector, the monopoly of the Indian
Airlines and Air India ceased and even their existence is in danger. The
Activity-1
What are the main problems faced by India in human resource development? ………………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………
Activity 2
Match the following AB
Advanced Institutes of Hotel
Management and Culinary Institute.Goa
Indian institute of Tourism & Travel Management (IITTM)
Indian Institute of skiing & Mountaineering (IIS&M)
National Council of Hotel Management
And Catering Technology
Certification and accreditation
Ministry of Tourism
New Delhi
National Institutes of water sports
Gulmarg
22.2.4 OPEN SKY POLICY The passenger aviation industry had been highly regulated in the aftermath of Second World War till recently. The regulatory regime was based on restrictive international agreements on a bilateral basis and protected the national airlines against other scheduled competitors and charter carriers. The national airlines were thought to act as factors of economic modernization, which provided a stable and regular transport service, facilitated regional development promoted international tourism recognition. However, in practice the aviation sector offers low quality service at unjustifiable high fares. The emerging customer dissatisfaction led to the 1978 de-regulation of the US domestic market and triggered similar practices worldwide. Many countries signed open-sky agreement.
In India we have opened the aviation sector to the private sector and a number of private operators are operations flights in some selected routes. In
International flights the central government has given green signal to the private sector to operate services. Jet Airways, King-Fisher, Spice Jet and
Deccan Airways have already started their presence in the Indian aviation sector. With the privatization of aviation sector, the monopoly of the Indian
Airlines and Air India ceased and even their existence is in danger. The