Cabinet Minister Anmol Gagan Mann participated in Chintan Shivir in New Delhi to devise strategies on promoting ‘Tourism in Mission Mode’ where ministers of several states, UT's, Industries Association and various leaders of Tourism industries and their representatives attended the event and shared their opinions in different sessions to promote tourism globally.
In order to deliberate, ideas and devise strategies for promoting “Tourism in Mission Mode”, the Ministry of Tourism is organized two-day Chintan Shivir on March 28 and March 29 at New Delhi. During the session, Punjab Tourism and Cultural affairs minister Anmol Gagan Mann highlighted the tremendous opportunities available for the growth of the tourism industry in Punjab under the dynamic leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann.
She also emphasized the need to focus on Digitization, Remote Tourism, Border Tourism and to operate a theme based train in the states to ensure the preservation of the state's natural and cultural heritage.
Minister further informed that the event was aimed at developing a collaborative approach towards promoting tourism in India, with a focus on leveraging the country's diverse offerings to attract tourists from across the globe.
The discussions included topics such as infrastructure development, tourism marketing, and the use of digital technologies in promoting tourism. In the Inaugural Session, Secretary, Ministry of Tourism Arvind Singh welcomed the participants and briefly outlined the key priorities of the Ministry of Tourism.
All participants were encouraged to share their ideas, suggestions and experience during various sessions to enrich the deliberations.