U.P. moves towards experiential heritage tourism, inspired by Rajasthan
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U.P. moves towards experiential heritage tourism, inspired by Rajasthan

Hindustan Times  

Chairman of FICCI U.P., Prateek Hira, said that Uttar Pradesh is working towards promoting experiential heritage tourism, following a model similar to Rajasthan’s success. Director tourism, Prakhar Misra, highlighted that heritage buildings could offer tourists an immersive experience by providing ethnic food, local cuisine, and opportunities to engage with locally sourced staff. Principal secretary tourism, Mukesh Meshram, assured that heritage hotels will receive robust support from the department, including enhanced signages, better connectivity, and infrastructure improvements like electricity substations. The conclave also saw the participation of prominent heritage property owners, including cultural revivalist Muzaffar Ali, Amresh Pratap Singh, founder of Planters Bungalow in Prayagraj, Raghavendra Singh from Indra Bhawan Kothi in Itaunja, Ashima Singh from Raj Mahal in Basti, Udit Singh of Anand Raj Bhawan in Tirwa, and Manuraj Singh of Surath Bhawan Palace in Lakhimpur.

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U.P. signs MoU to promote homestays around tourist spots
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Heritage hotel project hits roadblock

Hindustan Times  

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