Tripura's palace to share tail space of Air India aircraft soon

Aizawl, Aug 22 (UNI) The royal abode of Tripura "Ujjayanta Rajprasad" (Palace) is all set to soar across the globe soon.

Air India authority has decided to add the portrait of the palace in the tail space of it's flights with Hawa Mahal of Jaipur as part of tourism promotion programme.

Air India has decided to portray India's tourism potential abroad by showcasing the culture of the country with the decision to purchase 18 new aircrafts recently.

Chairman-cum-Managing Director V Thulsidas told UNI, ''A team of Air-India officials will visit NE soon to gather scenic pictures and in-depth information of tourism potential in northeast''.

He said the initiative is to explore the untapped tourism potential as well as rich biodiversity of Northeast.

Mr Thulsidas informed that Air India has commissioned a collection of photographs of places of tourist interest in northeast to compile brochures for the Air-India passengers.

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