Customers get tour packages, great deals

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, December 8

A three-day Travel and Tourism Exhibition held by the India Travel Mart kicked off here today. The exhibition was inaugurated by Isra Stanapaseth, Director, Tourism Authority of Thailand, along with members of Amritsar Hotel and Restaurant Association (AHARA). Various state tourism boards like Punjab Tourism, Jammu and Kashmir Tourism, Gujarat Tourism, Himachal Pradesh Tourism, Jharkhand Tourism along with partner country Thailand Tourism participated in the inauguration ceremony.

Apart from partner states and country, Sterling Resorts, Kairali Ayurvedic Group, Oyo Rooms, Country Inn Group of Hotels and Resorts, Tulip Inn Mussoorie, Comfort Inn Alstonia, Spice Land Holidays, Travel Mail and other participants are also showcasing their products in the exhibition.

“With the kind of stressful life we live nowadays, a person tends to look for refreshing holidays and unique travel destination to unwind. To simplify this need and to help the people of India in choosing the best option according to their requirements, we organize ITM-Amritsar annually, wherein the customers get especially designed tour packages and great deals with countless options. The constant support and eager interest from Travel Industry makes it a success every year, says Ajay Gupta, managing director, ITM.

He added, “ITM-Amritsar caters to the needs of both Business to Business (B2B) and Business to Consumer (B2C). The basic purpose of holding this event is to boost tourism awareness worldwide. The inflow of domestic and outbound tourists will increase in the coming months and Punjab will play a vital role in the promotion of tourism. Our main aim is to increase the tourism potential of India and spread awareness among the people.”  A special lucky draw for one person for Thailand, travel-theme based painting competition, travel quiz for children to showcase their talent, special discount for visitors and travellers by some exhibitors for all three days are being held to grab attention of customers.