Travel, tourism bazaar

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

By Our Reporter

 SHILLONG: The first ever Travel and Tourism Bazaar would take place in the city on November 24 and 25.

The event which is being organised by the Fairs & Festivals, Kolkata would be held at All Saints Hall from 10 am to 6 pm.

Fair and festivals representative Sudipto Lahiri said the event would provide the people of Shillong to avail a great range of holiday packages not only to various tourist destinations in India but even to South East Asia at an affordable price.

He further said that the event would have participation from local travel agents, hoteliers and adventure experts.“We are happy to a have few rural tourism projects from Meghalaya like Mawlyngong and Lyngkyrdem in our travel bazaar,” Lahiri said

Replying to a query, he said that the holiday packages is cheaper to Bangkok when compared to that of Mumbai and Goa.“The air fares to Bangkok for to and fro will be around Rs 8,000. The airfares to Mumbai would be higher as it costs around Rs 12,000 for back and forth,” Lahiri said.

While informing that the event is being supported by the Union Ministry of Tourism, he said that they would be holding a larger event in the coming year at Shillong.

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

All stations of Delhi Metro opened as CJP continues Jantar Mantar protest

New Delhi, July 22: Even as the Cockroach Janta Party pledged to continue its agitation against exam paper...

Assam flood: Gaurav Gogoi demands stepping up of relief operations

Guwahati, July 22: Assam Congress president and Lok Sabha MP Gaurav Gogoi on Wednesday urged the state government...

Assam flood: Badruddin Ajmal announces Rs 2 crore relief package

Guwahati, July 22: All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) Chief and Binnakandi MLA Badruddin Ajmal on Wednesday announced...

Minister’s resignation will strengthen govt, not weaken it: Anna Hazare writes to PM Modi

Ahilyanagar, July 22: Veteran social activist Anna Hazare has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to fix ministerial accountability...