NITI Aayog, in collaboration with IAMAI, has launched the report “Rethinking Homestays: Navigating Policy Pathways”, outlining a strategic framework to unlock the potential of India’s homestay and BnB ecosystem. With participation from key tourism states and ministries, the report calls for enabling policies that foster cultural tourism, empower local entrepreneurs, and promote sustainable growth.
Tag: Sustainable Tourism
Goa Tourism Showcases Regenerative Travel at TTF Mumbai 2025
At TTF Mumbai 2025, the Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, spotlighted its Regenerative Tourism vision with vibrant experiences, cultural showcases, and community-driven travel models. The state reaffirmed its commitment to responsible tourism that uplifts local communities, preserves heritage, and inspires mindful exploration.
Goa Tourism Wins Excellence Award for ‘Goa Beyond Beaches’ Campaign at TTF Ahmedabad 2025
The Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, won the Excellence Award for its innovative ‘Goa Beyond Beaches’ campaign at the Travel & Tourism Fair (TTF) Ahmedabad 2025. The campaign showcases Goa’s diverse tourism offerings beyond sun and sand—highlighting wellness, heritage, culture, and community-led experiences. The Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, won the Excellence Award for its innovative ‘Goa Beyond Beaches’ campaign at the Travel & Tourism Fair (TTF) Ahmedabad 2025. The campaign showcases Goa’s diverse tourism offerings beyond sun and sand—highlighting wellness, heritage, culture, and community-led experiences.
Mawsynram to Host World’s First Rain Museum in Meghalaya
Meghalaya is set to shine on the global tourism map with the world’s first Rain Museum in Mawsynram—the wettest place on Earth. With immersive rain experiences, traditional Khasi culture, and a modern research center, this ₹35 crore project aims to transform rainfall into an unforgettable attraction.
Tourism Industry Joins Hands: Stronger Together for a Better Future
Goa’s tourism sector is undergoing a transformation driven by unified efforts between the Department of Tourism and industry stakeholders. From post-pandemic revival to a renewed focus on authenticity, sustainability, and visitor engagement, this collective approach is shaping a resilient future for travel in the state.
