Fifth National Conference | Moti Mahal College of Hotel Management | Tourism and Hospitality Industry in India | Theme : Tourism and Environment | Global TV

Posted on: May 27, 2023

Pleasent experience given to the tourists are remembered for ever | Focus on giving unforgettable memories to your clients | Tourism and Hospitality is the money spinner today | Dr. Molly S. Chaudhary | Chief Guest Address |

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“Apply power of passion and perseverance to make your footprint in the tourism industry. Demand is evolving and increasing in double speed compared with pre corona tourism engagement. Make use of the opportunity include local community. Preserve nature.” Said Molly S. Chaudhary. She was talking being the chief guest in the inaugural ceremony of fifth national conference of Hotel Moti Mahal on Tourism and Hospitality. Principal Prof. Sooraj. R. V. welcome the audience and Vijesh. T. M proposed Vote of Thanks.

There is a great opportunity right in front of us. Are you prepared for that.Sustainable tourism is the highlight.

HIGHLIGHTS

Conservation, Preservation and careful Consumption are the key for sustainable tourism. It is the key for survival of tourism as well.

Effective and meaningful collaborations between government and local communities, Tourism industries, stakeholders and Ngos needed.

Reduce carbon footprint.We don’t realize how much we are wasting.

Encourage local tourism. Support local businesses.

Create opportunities for local Community. Empowerment of local Communities will help tourism to grow in an exponential scale.

The environmental conservation is very important. Help nature to help tourism to flourish.

Key note speaker | Vathika Pai

Vathika Pai was the key note speaker. She spoke in alignment with the Chief guest address. Both the Chief guest and the key note speaker together could give a clear cut road map for exponential tourism development in India in general. Both of them spoke well on importance of involving local communities in tourism and about the need of preserving nature.

Both speakers were stuck by what is called the Dollar Syndrome. They presented statistics in Dollar instead of presenting them in Indian Rupees. It is very difficult to educating anyone about the Dollar Syndrome. But it is easy for us to learn it on our own. Whole world is suffering from Dollar syndrome today. The war of Russia in Ukraine is all about establishing role of their currency in petrol trade. India is now giving importance in trading in Rupee.

Stink and stigma keep people away from fisheries related trade or service | Preethi Keerthi D’Souza |

We need to resolve the stink and stigma associated with the career opportunities in fisheries segment: said Dr. Preethy Keerthi D’Souza while thrilling the audience with her stunning presentation.

Her talk was specific, focused and very clear about the road map of tourism progress in the region. She is more updated and knowledgeable than the tourism Directors and Ministers in the States and elsewhere. She had presented practi cal insight

HIGHLIGHTS

Conservation, Preservation and careful Consumption are the key for sustainable tourism. It is the key for survival of tourism as well.

Effective and meaningful collaborations between government and local communities, Tourism industries, stakeholders and Ngos needed.

Reduce carbon footprint.We don’t realize how much we are wasting.

Encourage local tourism. Support local businesses.

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