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Goa Tourism to organize World Tourism Day celebrations
27 Sep 2014, 08:45 am
Panjim, Sept 26 (NITN): Goa Tourism is organizing celebrations for the World Tourism Day themed around Tourism and Community Development in various places across the state from Sept 27 to 29.
These events will highlight the involvement of various communities through the activities.
Ameya Abhyankar IAS, Director, Department of Tourism said, “Communities play an important role as stakeholders in tourism and thus community development is essential for tourism to be sustainable.”
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