The Ministry of Tourism has signed an MoU with Air India in New Delhi to promote India as a preferred global tourism destination under the 'Incredible India' brand.
The Ministry of Tourism has signed an MoU with Air India in New Delhi to promote India as a preferred global tourism destination under the 'Incredible India' brand.
The Ministry of Tourism and NITI Aayog have jointly launched a report titled "Unlocking Growth in Tourism and Hospitality Sector: Recommendations for Non-Financial Regulatory Reforms". The report provides 49 recommendations across 14 reform areas to streamline the sector.
The strategic plan aims to expand India's tourism economy to $3 trillion and attract 100 million inbound international visitors by 2047.
It is to be noted that according to the Travel & Tourism Development Index (TTDI), India ranks 6th globally in Natural Resources and 9th in Cultural Resources. Despite this, India ranks 39th overall on the TTDI and currently accounts for less than 1.5% of global international tourist arrivals.
The Ministry of Tourism has signed an MoU with Google India to strengthen the digital promotion of tourism destinations across the country.
Suman Bery, the Vice Chairman of the NITI Aayog, has launched an anthology titled “Divya Bharat: A Window to the Soul of India” in New Delhi. The publication aims to showcase the rich cultural heritage and tourism potential of the nation.
The anthology features 3,000 curated entries, comprising 2,100 tourism destinations and 1,200 cultural listings. This initiative supports national efforts and the strategic plan to develop 50 global tourist destinations.