Quiz, poster-making contest mark World Tourism Day at Punjabi University, Patiala

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Patiala, October 5

Department of tourism, hospitality and hotel management, Punjabi University, celebrated World Tourism Day. The department invited various schools to participate in a quiz, poster-making competition and a debate on “Travel and tourism and urban tourism vs cultural heritage”.

The event was organised, and put up by the students and faculty of the department of tourism, hospitality and hotel management, Punjabi University, in which students from schools, including Mukat Public school, Scholars Public School and the university school from Rajpura participated. Officials said the travel and tourism sector was aggressively trying to bounce back and revive itself after a set-back during the pandemic.

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