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Watch: Paris Hilton walks the ramp in Goa

Paris Hilton told CNN-IBN that she had always wanted to be a businesswoman and build her own brand. ...

Always wanted to build my own brand: Paris Hilton

Paris Hilton is on her second trip to India. CNN-IBN got the Hilton heiress talking about being a businesswoman and being born with a golden spoon. ...

Secret Kitchen: Woman chef on top

Meet one of the best women chefs in the hotel industry in India. ...

Dream shattered, Dubai struggles to pay bills

For years, Dubai was seen as an oasis of financial stability. ...

Flight booked, hotel room too: time to travel again

All About The Money special on the hospitality sector. ...

Watch: Austerity check on Indian politicians

Checking out of hotels seems mere symbolism for ministers. ...

Talking point: Should ministers avoid 5 star hotels?

S M Krishna and Shashi Tharoor were asked to vacate their luxury hotels. ...

Cong asks leaders to leave luxury hotels

SM Krishna, Shashi Tharoor had been staying in 5 star hotels. ...

Watch: Hotels gear up to fight swine flu

Doctors are available at hotels to check guests who show flu-like symptoms. ...

Welcome to Hotel Floyd, it is all green here

How eco-friendly are eco-friendly hotels? CNN reporter finds out. ...

The Taj of Apollo Bunder: History beckons

The visitors procession went on and still goes on at Taj on the Apollo Bunder. ...

Beijing opens homes to tourists for real China experience

Beijing residents will open their doors to Olympic tourists in a new program. ...

Eat and lick your lips on Out of the Box

Pakistan and Australia go into the three-ODI series decider at Sharjah on Monday. The rubber is presently tied at 1-1. After losing the first ODI without any real fight, the Pakistanis, under Misbah-ul-Haq, bounced back in tremendous style as they thumped the Kangaroos by 7 wickets in the second game on Friday. Misbah's men will go into the match as favourites largely because of the presence of offspinner Saeed Ajmal ...

5-stars slip up, no-slipper norm to be probed

Kolkata: West Indies on Sunday received a setback when strike bowler Ravi Rampaul was hospitalised after suffering from a stomach bug, which could pave the way for off-spinner Shane Shillingford for the second Test against India, beginning on Monday. The pacer had turned up for the afternoon practice but after reporting of upset stomach, he had to be diagnosed further, the West Indies local manager said. Media manager of the ...