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Vision 2047 aims to Transform Jammu and Kashmir into a Premier Wedding Destination

The Hotel Association of India presents a 25-year roadmap, 'Vision 2047', for the future of hospitality and tourism in Kashmir with predictions of increased popularity as a travel destination in the post-pandemic world. The report suggests policy interventions for sustainable growth and anticipates a significant rise in adventure and event tourism in Kashmir.

The Hotel Association of India (HAI) has presented a 25-year roadmap for the future of hospitality and tourism in Kashmir. The association's "Vision 2047" document anticipates increased post-pandemic popularity of the region as a travel destination.

HAIs Vision 2047 document envisioning the future of tourism in Kashmir

Rise of Adventure Tourism in Kashmir Post-Pandemic

The report particularly stipulates increased interest in adventure tourism in Kashmir's post-pandemic world. Enthusiasm for this charming destination is increasing, according to tourist numbers, facilitated by support from the Centre and J&K administration.

Rising popularity of adventure tourism in post-pandemic Kashmir

The Surge of Event Tourism in Jammu and Kashmir

Event tourism, particularly driven by G20 related events and the Miss World programme, has put the Union Territory at the forefront. The recent G20 meeting underscored the region's potential for MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) and wedding tourism.

The G20 event, highlighting Kashmir as a preferred MICE and wedding destination

Policy Interventions Boosting Tourism in J&K

HAI's report has also suggested policy interventions to support sustainable tourism growth in the region. The Union government has allocated Rs 786 crores, a substantial increase, to bolster the tourism sector in Jammu and Kashmir.

Increase in the budget allocation for J&Ks tourism development

Envisioning the Future of Hospitality and Tourism in Kashmir

The report envisages a dynamic, vibrant hospitality industry contributing to national development goals by the time India celebrates its 100th year of independence. Presenting this vision to the Union Secretary (Tourism), HAI seeks to shape the future of tourism in Kashmir.

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