The Federation of Associations in Indian Tourism & Hospitality (FAITH) has launched the National Tourism Conclave in New Delhi, setting the stage for advancing India’s ambitious vision of a USD 3 trillion tourism economy. The conclave brings together leaders from tourism, hospitality, aviation, travel technology, and allied sectors, alongside senior government officials, policymakers, and global thought leaders.
Designed as a collaborative platform, the event focuses on creating actionable strategies to position India among the top global tourism destinations. Key discussions revolve around policy reforms, infrastructure development, digital transformation, and strategic marketing to attract both domestic and international travelers. With India’s rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and evolving urban experiences, stakeholders see vast potential for growth across leisure, business, adventure, spiritual, and medical tourism segments.
The conclave also highlights sustainable tourism practices as a central pillar for long-term success. Industry leaders are emphasizing the adoption of eco-friendly initiatives, preservation of natural and cultural resources, and the promotion of responsible travel. Additionally, the event addresses skill development and training to prepare a highly competent workforce, capable of delivering world-class service and enhancing visitor satisfaction.
FAITH’s initiative underscores the critical role tourism plays in economic growth, employment generation, and foreign exchange earnings. The sector not only supports millions of livelihoods directly but also has a multiplier effect on allied industries such as transport, retail, and handicrafts.
By fostering partnerships between the public and private sectors, the National Tourism Conclave aims to lay down a comprehensive roadmap that accelerates tourism growth, strengthens India’s global brand, and contributes significantly to the nation’s economic ambitions. With a shared vision and strategic action, stakeholders believe India can achieve its target of becoming a USD 3 trillion tourism economy in the coming decades.
