ADTOI in Chhattisgarh
After a successful convention, Association of Domestic Tour Operators, is gearing up towards expansion, says Jyoti Kapur, President, ADTOI.
The recently held ADTOI convention was a huge success, claims Kapur, and now he says that the next step is to spread their wings. “We are in the process of launching a new chapter in Chhattisgarh. We have done the homework and spadework for that and it will be launched within a few weeks. We are also looking at launching a chapter in Rajasthan.”
While expansion is on the cards, the election too is a huge concern, especially after the legal problems that erupted after last elections. Kapur clarifies, “We did have some legal issues and we are trying to look into that. Modalities are being worked out, and if need be, we will have a relook at the MoA or the constitution to have a foolproof election process in the next few months. However, the elections will be held in the next few months, and we would love to have a new team.” Kapur also talked about the meeting they had with
Kapil Misra, Minister, Delhi Tourism, on the roadmap to promote Delhi as a destination. He also mentioned a few suggestions for the government to make Delhi more than a transit hub. “Delhi, till date, has been promoted as a political hub, or for medical treatments, or for transit or come and meet relatives. The first step towards attracting tourists to Delhi is by promoting it as a standalone destination. The government needs to protect and promote Lutyens Delhi, which is culturally and historically very rich. This, along with monuments in and around the capital should be promoted to domestic tourists along with international tourists. Delhi also should have information offices in other states, especially neighbouring states, so that international tourists as well as domestic tourists visit the destination,” he said.
We are in the process of launching a new chapter in Chhattisgarh. It will be launched within a few weeks