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Kochi announces 11th edition of Kerala Travel Mart in March 2022

Kerala Travel Mart (KTM), the country’s largest congregation of tourism industry, will be holding its eleventh edition in Kochi in March 2022, giving an impetus to the efforts to revive the pandemic-hit tourism sector by attracting visitors from across the world.

The event will be inaugurated at Grand Hyatt at Bolgatty, Kochi on March 24, 2022, while the following three days’ proceedings will be held at Sagara and Samudrika Convention Centre in Willingdon Island, Tourism Minister P A Mohamed Riyas said. As the ensuing edition of KTM is coming on the heels of the launch of the Caravan Tourism project by the State Government, the event will have caravan tourism and adventure tourism as the main themes, even as the internationally-acclaimed responsible tourism will also receive prominent attention, Riyas said.

KTM 2022 will give greater prominence to domestic buyers, given that tourists within the country have resumed travel even as many foreign countries are yet to fully resume travel to India revoking the pandemic-induced restrictions.  The meet anticipates the participation of no less than 1,500 buyers, wooing them in much larger numbers compared to the previous editions. Dr. Venu V, Additional Chief Secretary (Tourism), said KTM has been planned by placing trust on the domestic market, which will help rejuvenate tourism and bring a qualitative change in the sector.

Baby Mathew, President, KTM, said the strong revival of the entire industry will be made possible through KTM 2022. KTM comes at a time when the travel industry is looking at the nascent Caravan Tourism with hope, considering its potential to fetch Kerala a special place in the world tourism map,as did Houseboat Tourism earlier.

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Kochi to host 11th edition of Kerala Travel Mart in March 2022

Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Travel Mart (KTM), the country's largest congregation of tourism industry, will be holding its eleventh edition in Kochi in March 2022, giving an impetus to the efforts to revive the pandemic-hit tourism sector by attracting visitors from across the world.

The event will be inaugurated at Grand Hyatt at Bolgatty, Kochi on March 24, 2022, while the following three days' proceedings will be held at Sagara and Samudrika Convention Centre in Willingdon Island, Tourism Minister P A Mohamed Riyas told a press conference here on Tuesday.

As the ensuing edition of KTM is coming on the heels of the launch of the Caravan Tourism project by the State Government, the event will have caravan tourism and adventure tourism as the main themes, even as the internationally-acclaimed responsible tourism will also receive prominent attention, Riyas said.

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KTM 2022 will give greater prominence to domestic buyers, given that tourists within the country have resumed travel even as many foreign countries are yet to fully resume travel to India revoking the pandemic-induced restrictions.

The participation of no less than 1,500 buyers is expected, wooing them in much larger numbers compared to the previous editions.

Venu V, Additional Chief Secretary (Tourism), said KTM has been planned by placing trust on the domestic market, which will help rejuvenate tourism and bring a qualitative change in the sector.

Baby Mathew, President, KTM, said the strong revival of the entire industry will be made possible through KTM 2022.

V R Krishna Teja, Director, Tourism, Jose Pradeep, Secretary, KTM, former Presidents of KTM- EM Najeeb and Abraham George- were also present.

KTM comes at a time when the travel industry is looking at the nascent Caravan Tourism with hope, considering its potential to fetch Kerala a special place in the world tourism map, as did Houseboat Tourism earlier.

The government is coordinating among various departments to carry forward Caravan Tourism, which is a pioneering project being developed on PPP mode with private investors, tour operators and local communities being key stakeholders to ensure safe, customised and closest-to-nature travel experience, an official statement said.

The KTM had organized a virtual summit in March this year, facilitating more than 7,000 business meets that enabled the travel industry to take major strides in overcoming the Covid-triggered economic crisis.

Since then, Kerala Tourism had been considering organising a physical KTM to showcase Kerala as a place fast regaining normalcy after the pandemic.

In 2021, KTM was held online from March 1 to 5. A virtual buyers meet at the event saw the participation from all over the world, including India.

The majority of international buyers were from the US and UK. The others in the category included Brazil, Germany, Spain and Canada, Mexico, Oman, UAE, Australia and France.

Most of the domestic buyers were from Maharashtra, a chunk of them based in Mumbai. Delhi, Gujarat and Telangana also figured prominently in the list.

KTM Society, the country's biggest organization in the travel and tourism segment, has been working towards reviving the industry since the spread of the coronavirus in the state 20 months ago, the statement added.

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KOCHI: Summer vacation is around the corner, and international flights would become operational soon. After a gap of almost two years brought about by the pandemic, Kerala’s tourism sector is seeing light at the end of the tunnel. The 11th edition of the Kerala Travel Mart (KTM) expo scheduled to be held from May 5 to 8 couldn’t have come at a better time. According to tourism department officials, preparations for the mega expo to be held on the one lakh sqft venue at Samudrika-Sagara convention centre in Willingdon Island has reached halfway.

Beach destinations, hotels and responsible tourism initiatives are gearing up for the `4 crore-expo with the tagline ‘Breathe Fresh Air’, in honour of the state that fought Covid and won.

“KTM is one of the most hyped travel expos in the country. Promotional campaigns have started at the international level. This year, our focus will be on caravan and adventure tourism alongside the internationally-acclaimed Responsible Tourism projects. The market is almost making a fresh start post-Covid and we must put in maximum effort to convince global and domestic tourists to visit Kerala,” said Abhilash T G, deputy director,, tourism.

Spurt in hotel bookings

Bookings for sellers’ stalls at the mart have already started and buyers identified, said Jose Pradeep, secretary of KTM. “Inauguration venue will be finalised soon. Nearly 1,200 domestic buyers and 350 international buyers have shown interest in the expo this year. By March 23, international flight services will be resumed, allowing the arrival of global tourists. People are eager to travel and bookings for April have already started,” he said.

A Responsible Tourism presentation and seminars on various tourism subjects have been planned. International and national media have been invited for a tour of the state. Nine prominent destinations including Cherai have been selected for post-mart visits. A chartered flight from Kannur airport is expected to take mediapersons on a tour of the state.

‘Experience Cherai’

The Tourism Development Society in Cherai is planning a new project titled ‘Experience Cherai’ involving experts from various sections, who can share their experiences with tourists. The collective project will comprise an environmentalist, fisherman, chef, coin and stamp collector, yoga teacher, ornithologist, wildlife photographer, fashion photographer, dancer and painter.

“The tourists will be given a chance to interact and learn from them. We will also take them to the boat building yard for a first-hand learning experience. They will visit Portuguese forts and get to be on the hop-on-hop off services in association with the Muziris project,” said Vinoj M V, one of the members of the society.

Return of water sports!

The water sports in the Munambam area restarted last month after a long closure following the Covid outbreak. Boogie boards, jet ski, banana ride, speed boating, quad bikes, bumper ride, kayaking, catamaran ride, paramotoring, lay low ride, sea swimming, kayak training, jet ski training, kneeboarding, windsurfing training, stand up paddling, helicopter ride and horse ride are available here, said Aslam Younus, operations manager at Neptune Water Sports. “Youngsters and sea lovers are quite eager to return. We are expecting more visitors once the summer vacation starts. Families and more domestic tourists are expected to reach by the end of the month,” he added.

History of ktm

Kerala Travel Mart Society was formed in 2000 with the aim to creating a common ground for travel agents from across the globe and the service providers in Kerala to connect. KTM claims to be the only Travel Mart that concentrates on a single state.

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Highlights of Kerala Travel Mart 2022 and my Pre-KTM tour

Well they say, you need a whole month to fully explore the lush green lands and mystics of  Kerala or Keralam (land of coconuts), but consider yourself blessed if you ever get a chance to be there, irrespective of the number of days. Kerala, rightly called ‘God’s own country’ commands a glorious landscape and distinctive aura on the south-western coast of India. In no time, it wins you over with its swaying coconut trees, tranquil houseboats, verdant hills, serene spice plantations, picturesque backwaters, winding roads, regal history, and authentic Ayurveda messages. I am just back from a power-packed trip to Kerala and can’t stop gushing over my culturally-immersive trip from Kochi to Trivandrum via Marari, Allepey, Kumarakom, Thekkady, and Munnar. Strategically located between the Western Ghats mountain range on the Eastern side and the Arabian Sea on the Western, Kerala is much more endearing than what you may have heard of it. This wasn’t my first time but this trip of 11 days was made of many firsts. To begin with, this was my first experience with Kerala travel mart. I am glad I had this opportunity of being part of the domestic media at the recently concluded Kerala Travel Mart 2022 (KTM) and the pre-KTM tour.

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What is Kerala Travel Mart? What was special about KTM 2022?

As the name suggests it is a travel trade exhibition where everything is centered around travel. It is a meet and greets event where the crème de la crème of the industry come together to take the cause of travel to greater heights. Since its inception, it has been a leading event in the country in promoting travel and tourism destinations across Kerala. Kerala is blessed with everything to emerge as one of the premium experiential tourism hubs of India. It is one of the most popular states as well. KTM focuses on identifying the true potential of the offerings here and puts them across to the world. KTM is always received well by domestic and international participants.

KTM 2022 turned out to be a huge success. After a hiatus of a few years, it was one of the most awaited travel events in the country. The whole travel, tourism, and hospitality industry was looking forward to the grand celebrations and the exhibitions. More than 1500 buyers and sellers registered their participation and the enthusiasm truly signaled the revival of tourism like never before. This eleventh edition of KTM, the country’s biggest tourism business-to-business (B2B) event was really special as it rose stronger from the setbacks of the pandemic.

A few things that really stood out for me were

• Going paperless was a good step towards greener initiatives. A lot of hospitality brands ditched visiting cards and paper dockets.
• There was special emphasis on responsible and eco-tourism .
• Caravan tourism sounded like lots of fun and an exciting product. It was good to see the efforts being made by the state to emerge as a caravan tourism hotspot. 
• The promptness and the eagerness to understand the needs of new age travelers, especially after covid, and to provide them innovative solutions.

Last but not the least, the event was exemplary of the joint effort of state administration, government agencies, hotels, resorts, houseboats, Ayurveda centers, hospitals, tour operators, transport operators, media, buyers, sellers, agents, and more.

My Pre-KTM Tour route (1st-6th May)

This was a lovely opportunity to relive, refresh and make new memories in one of the most fascinating states of India. I chose to do one of my favorite routes- Kochi to Alleppey to Kumarakom to Thekkady to Munnar. And later I extended my trip to Trivandrum to explore the mystics of Ayurveda. Kerala is mesmerizing and it never fails to serenade one with its tranquillity and elegance. It is a global destination that needs no introduction. What we need are more and more bespoke experiences. While every day of my trip deserves a detailed blog post, here I begin with a small note for each of the places that I visited. It will also be useful for those looking for a Kerala itinerary.

Roadtripping in Kerala was my favorite part of the media trip. There was never a dull moment. The colorful houses, lush coconut trees lined all along, and picturesque landscape painted myriad memories all along. Our group of media friends, the tour guide (Shyam Ji) and the driver (Mr. Abel) made a great company.

While the city of Kochi has many facets to it, I like the overall vibes of the city. There is something for everyone, history lovers, curious travelers, or conventional tourists. Walk around the city, take a metro ride or simply hop on a ferry, there is a different feel about this city. It’s truly photogenic. Don’t miss the marine drive, museums, and a walk around Fort Kochi and Mattancherry area.

Marari Beach is a beach at Mararikulam village in the Alappuzha District of Kerala. It is a secluded, little-known beach destination, perfect for a village experience by the seaside. Marari is nestled on the coastline, thus, it has many beach resorts. We stopped at one of the beach resorts for lunch and it was refreshing to wash our feet in the sea water. Marari is one of the upcoming and calming beaches of Kerala.

Kumarakom and Allepey

They are the major backwater suburbs in Kerala and thus no trip to Kerala is complete without visiting Kumarakom and Alleppey, two corners of Vembanad backwaters. Alleppey is a town. It has more lively activities around, whereas Kumarakom has a more peaceful side to it. It is a collection of various islands. Both the places are popular for houseboat experiences. Kumarakom has many high-end resort experiences as well. Our group had an opportunity to experience the best of both. We stayed in a resort in Kumarakom and went for a house boat experience as well. Green paddy fields, flocks of ducks, narrow canals, tiny villages, old churches, and the lush greenery will keep you entertained in this part of Kerala. Kumarakom has a spectacular lagoon and a bird sanctuary as well. Morning bird watching trail and sunset cruise happen to be my favorite activities from the trip.

In Kumarakom, we also visited the town’s oldest church, mosque, and temple. It was good to be introduced to the ancient forms of architecture and also see the influence of different communities.

This one lies in the Idukki district which is called the Spice Garden of Kerala. I love the cardamom plantations of Thekkady. Thekkady is also blessed with one of the best wildlife reserves in the country. Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is unmissable here. This time, I could not go for the boat ride in the Sanctuary but it is a great experience that I remember from my last trip. It is a must-do. In Thekkady, I also had a chance to see  the Kalaripayattu show, the oldest and most scientific martial arts in the world and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Places to visit in Thekkady, Kerala: A guide

Misty Munnar is popularly known for its breathtaking tea plantations and low-lying clouds. Munnar has a very interesting location, situated at the confluence of three mountain streams- Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni, and Kundala. The Britishers used it as a summer resort. The winding lanes, unending tea plantations, picturesque pockets, exotic flora, and calming weather make it stand out. Munnar is also home to the highest peak in South India, Anamudi. We made the best of this trip by visiting the tea plantations, tea museum, and chocolate-making shop. Also, you may use one of the evenings for watching a Kathakali performance. We went for it and thoroughly loved it.

After Munnar, our group reached Kochi again, attended KTM. On 7th, each of us dispersed with our individual plans. I had my plans to travel to Trivandrum.

I extended my trip by 4 days and decided to be in the capital city for a few days. The capital is unlike the metropolitan Kochi. It is more on the calming side and has a slower pace of life. I stayed at one of the Ayurveda beach resorts to experience the mystics of Ayurveda therapies and treatments. And I can only say we do not know about it until we experience it ourselves.

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Very rightly said that KTM was eagerly awaited and turned out to be a huge success. The pre-mart tours were well thought of and perfectly executed. I look forward to reading your stories from Central Kerala.

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– Student’s Name

– Roll Number

– Date of Birth

– Category

– Subject-wise Marks/Grades

The result link will become active shortly after the Kerala 10th result is officially declared on the designated websites. Candidates can anticipate the link to be accessible after 3 PM tomorrow. Through this link, students will be able to download their Kerala SSLC 2024 marksheet.

1. Visit the official websites like keralaresults.nic.in.

2. Locate and click on the ‘Kerala SSLC Result 2024’ link displayed on the homepage.

3. You will be directed to a new page.

4. Input your roll number and date of birth as requested.

5. Hit the submit button.

6. Your Kerala SSLC results will then appear on the screen.

7. Download the scorecard for future reference.

Check the following websites to access the Kerala SSLC result 2024:

– prd.kerala.gov.in

– pareekshabhavan.kerala.gov.in

– results.kite.kerala.gov.in

– sslcexam.kerala.gov.in

According to the official statement, the Kerala Board of Public Examination (KBPE) will be announcing the Kerala SSLC results on May 8, 2024, at 3 PM.

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