Press conference at Kottayam Press Club

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Reciprocal Responsible Tourism - launched by Hello Little World Skypers and Women of Wiki. Today, WOW arranged a Press Conference, announcing ONE MILLION JOB creation using Skype for Good! Thank you HLWS for making this possible.

Press Conference
At Kottayam Press Club
Reciprocal Responsible Tourism by HLWS

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