EXPO2020 تي ملڪ تي روشني وجهڻ لاءِ ناقابل يقين هندستان

The week will display India’s geographical diversity and roadmap for the tourism sector in key areas such as Culture, Spiritual, Luxury, Medical, Adventure, Wildlife and MICE among others, under the larger “ناقابل اعتبار هندستان” international tourism campaign maintained by the Government of India since 2002 to promote tourism in India.

The inaugural session will be attended and addressed by the Additional Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India along with leading voices in the tourism and hospitality sector and other leading personalities.

The sector floor at the India pavilion will focus on showcasing India’s potential to become the wellness tourism destination highlighting modern infrastructure along with its ancient practices of ayurveda, yoga, meditation, acupuncture, and naturopathy among others. The displays will also include highlights of India’s luxurious destinations and land immersed in history offering experiences of age-old cultures, traditions, arts, and practices culminating with modern comforts.

Sector floor will also highlight the niche tourism segment of the country including adventure tourism and various spots for thrill seekers. India’s rich heritage including forts, palaces and temples and museums and galleries scattered across the country will be displayed. The films will also take the audience on a journey across the various spiritual destinations in the country. The sector floor during the tourism fortnight will also highlight the scrumptious cuisines of India exhibiting its food culture characterised by a blend of spices, grains, fruits and vegetables, and key investment opportunities.

The sector floor will showcase the natural scenic beauty, distinct historical cultural and ethnic heritage of the Northeastern States of India. Mountaineering, trekking and adventure tourism in the region will be of focus. Various responsible tourism practices and initiatives by the Government and private sector companies will be displayed exhibiting India’s focus on sustainability. MICE tourism will also be one of the key highlights for promoting India as a preferred MICE destination.

The tourism fortnight will comprise of various sessions which will be presided over by representatives from the Ministry of Tourism and States.

These include Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Goa, Punjab, Odisha, and Arunachal Pradesh, among others.

The session on January 4, 2022, Heal in India: Rejuvenate the mind, body and the soul, will showcase India’s capabilities to offer world class preventive and curative health care solutions and popularize the indigenous medicine systems and wellness regimes practiced in India for physical, mental, and spiritual wellness.

سيشن ، Incredible India: Fascinating experiences of royal legacies, scheduled for January 6 will showcase the changing face of luxury tourism in India, luxury tourist destinations around India and their unique attractions, and initiatives taken by Government to make travel safe and secure.

سيشن ، Investment Opportunities in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality, on January 7 will highlight the overall investment scenario and advantages of investing in Indian tourism and hospitality sector. Discussions will also highlight the measures taken by the Government for ease of doing business and future plans to promote tourism sector creating opportunities for investment.

The thematic session, Discover Incredible India – Connecting with Culture, Heritage and Spirituality, on January 8 will highlight various aspects of cultural, heritage and spiritual offerings of India and discuss the ways in which tourists can have immersive and memorable experiences in India. The role of connectivity, infrastructure, adoption of digital technologies and responsible tourism will be discussed at the session including India’s preparedness as a safe destination post COVID-19.

Considering the growing importance of sustainable tourism, the session on January 9, Tourism at Crossroads – Mainstreaming sustainability for future of tourism, will bring focus on sustainability as the key challenge for tourism sector and how future of tourism can be shaped by sustainable and responsible policies and action by the Governments and Private Sector.

Addressing the upcoming domain of adventure tourism, the session on January 10, Adventure and Wildlife: The untapped potential of Incredible India, will highlight the innumerable experiences of a traveller to connect with nature while seamlessly blending with adventure. The Ministry and the State Governments will share various steps taken by them for promotion of adventure tourism.

The session, scheduled for January 12, Meet in India: Emerging Hub for Business and Social Events, will throw light on India emerging as a key MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences & Exhibitions) tourism destination in the world.

Dubai Expo is also organizing World Majlis on January 13 at the India Pavilion on the theme Off the Beaten Path. The Majlis is a key event of the Expo during the ‘Travel and Connectivity’ Theme Week (9 – 15 January 2022) which is co-curated by India and Portugal and is hosted at the India Pavilion.

A thematic session on Convergence – Connecting the future of travel 3.0 will be held on January 14. The event will highlight integration of the main principles of market orientation, policies in the implementation, development and promotion of tourism, generation of employment, and above all significantly contribute to the overall growth of India’s economy.

The week will see participation of senior government officials and the industry. The Tourism fortnight at the India Pavilion will conclude on January 15.

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