The IITTM, Bhubaneswar, organized a national seminar on ‘Special Interest Tourism, contemporary practices in Eastern India’ at its campus here on Saturday.
The meet was aimed at showcasing the potentials and prospects of Special Interest Tourism (SIT) in eastern India. Inaugurating the seminar, Vice-Chancellor of Utkal University of Culture Dr Debendra Nath Jena spoke about India’s position in Human Happiness Index and revealed that the country has a vast potential to deliver quality service and optimise satisfaction and happiness of tourists who visit India. Academicians, research scholars and industry experts also presented insights.
Speaking on the occasion, Nodal Officer of IITTM, Bhubaneswar and S K Lenka said the institute has played a major role in leading quality research and capacity building programmes to equip professionals with industry requirements.
The first technical session of seminar on ‘Traditional practices in Special Interest Tourism’ was chaired by Md Sabir Hussain and S N Biswas. The second session explored new arenas and challenges in SIT and was chaired by T K Pany, Associate Professor of Ravenshaw University.
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Source: Indian Express
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