Jharkhand Tourism holds roadshow in Delhi
Jharkhand Tourism Department organised a massive road show at Hotel Hindusthan International, in which North India’s prominent travel and trade representatives were invited to witness the impressive presentation from the Jharkhand Tourism Department, which showcased the upcoming Jharkhand Travel Mart to be held at Ranchi from March 23 to 25, 2018.
During the occasion, Jharkhand Tourism announced the plan drawn by the State to celebrate the Inaugural edition of upcoming “Jharkhand Travel Mart 2018”. This year’s event will be one of the most colourful and vibrant editions of the JTM ever seen. M/S Sphere Travelmedia and Exhibitions is organising this travel mart.
Sanjeev Kumar Birsa, IAS, Director – Tourism, Govt. of Jharkhand addressed the gathering. Rohit Hangal Director, Sphere Travelmedia & Exhibitions was also present during the occasion. Sanjeev Kumar Birsa, IAS Director – Tourism, Govt. of Jharkhand said, “We have a clear vision for the State, with various activities planned to make Jharkhand a tourist friendly destination. The State has a great potential to offer through tourism products and attractions such as wildlife, pilgrimage, heritage and leisure. JTM will help us to promote the State and the tourism products it has to offer to the domestic as well as the international traveler.
Apart from New Delhi, Jharkhand Tourism is organizing the mega roadshows in various cities such as Mumbai, Kolkata, Bhubaneswar, Patna and Asansol.
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