The two-day Symposium on Community Based Tourism (CBT) in North-East India concluded on a high note, with enthusiastic participation from experts, tourism industry leaders, students, and stakeholders from across the region. The event, aimed at exploring the potential of community-driven tourism and its role in sustainable development, brought together diverse perspectives and insights.
The symposium, which took place at IIM Shillong Umsawli campus, featured an array of informative sessions and discussions, providing a platform for meaningful dialogues and collaborations. Students from esteemed institutions such as Martin Luther University, ICFAI, Royal Global University Guwahati, Shillong Law College, Down Town University Guwahati and Bajoria Group of Institutions joined the event.
The inaugural session of the symposium was dedicated to delving into the theme of Community-Based Tourism in North-East India. This was followed by an insightful address by Shri Cyril V. D. Diengdoh, IAS, Director of Tourism Meghalaya, who shared valuable insights on the government’s role in nurturing tourism ecosystems. He also highlighted Meghalaya’s progressive Tourism Policy.
