Visa teams up with Skill India to upskill youth for tourism boom
Visa and Skill India partner to upskill 20,000 youth for India's growing tourism sector, enhancing job prospects and boosting the industry.
Visa and Skill India partner to upskill 20,000 youth for India's growing tourism sector, enhancing job prospects and boosting the industry.
Union Minister for Jal Shakti Gajendra Singh Shekhawat appealed to all tourist facilities to enhance aesthetic and sanitation levels at tourist destinations.
Eastern Himalaya Travel & Tour Operators' Association (EHTTOA), the largest platform in East and North East India, organised a programme, 'New Horizon (Naya Sabera),' here today on the eve of World Tourism Day.
EHTTOA president Debasish Maitra said stakeholders of the tourism industry are fighting for their right to livelihood, while all sectors are working at present.
"We are ready. We are expecting a good season in October and November. We want to come back with a bang," Dhond said.
The industry, which had not seen a significant rise in the number of visitors earlier this year, is skeptical that the ongoing protests would hit harder.
Over the next decade, travel and tourism is forecast to successfully continue its rapid expansion, overtaking huge global economic sectors such as communications, manufacturing, retail and distribution among others.
Representing the state in the India Tourism Mart-2018 being held in New Delhi, Sidhu said Punjab has a vibrant culture and dynamic people who have traditionally open their homes and hearts to guests from all over the globe.
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Tourism industry leaders in Agra have welcomed Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s decision to visit the Taj Mahal, which…
