ADTOI re-launches its dynamic and digital website
ADTOI during its General House meeting held on 23rd February 2018 in Delhi re-launched its Dynamic/Digital Website in the august presence of Aashima Mehrotra, Director (Tourism) of Ministry of Tourism, Govt. of India, Metta Rama Rao, IRS, Officer on Special Duty, Andhra Pradesh Bhavan, Anil Saxena, General Manager, MP Tourism, Rajinder Sharma, Liaison Officer, Haryana Tourism. The Website was launched digitally by Aashima Mehrotra and Metta Rama Rao. ADTOI members and Press/Media were present during the launch.
Chetan Gupta, Chairman Website & IT committee briefed the house about the various new features of new digital website and future plans to link the same with MOA and other state Tourism Boards. The goal with this new website is to give thrust to the overall growth of domestic tourism in the country as well as to boost the business of our esteemed members. The Website will also provide our visitors an easier way to learn about ADTOI services and solutions and also to allow the visitor to browse information based on their own choice to select the service provider of their own choice. The new website is interactive and gives better access to About Us who is who, activities, Careers, Contact, Enquiry. Our current and prospective clients will find useful information about our services on the homepage of our website..
Amongst the new features, the site contains integrated social media buttons for Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to foster improved communication with the clients. We will be constantly updating our content with helpful information, articles, blogs, newsletters, company announcements and client successes in the News section.
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