Pioneering Change: Directorate of Tourism Maharashtra's Visionary Tourism Policy
THE WEEK India|January 28, 2024
As the tourism industry regains its footing post-pandemic, shifting customer preferences have given way to new travel trends. Travellers now seek off-beat, adventurous, and nature-centric experiences that are sustainable and authentic.
Pioneering Change: Directorate of Tourism Maharashtra's Visionary Tourism Policy

Nestled in the heartland of India, Maharashtra ticks all the boxes. It boasts a myriad of captivating experiences, rich cultural heritage, and breathtaking landscapes, satiating wanderlust. From the bustling streets of Mumbai to the serene hill stations tucked away in the Sahyadri mountain range, the state offers a kaleidoscope of experiences for every discerning wanderer. Tourists can explore cave temples, pristine beaches, majestic forts, and lush national parks, immersing themselves in Maharashtra's vibrant tapestry of traditions and modernity.

To make these experiences more tourist-friendly and cater to the modern traveller, the Directorate of Tourism, Govt. of Maharashtra (DoT Maharashtra) has unveiled the innovative policy. These are aimed at creating captivating and sustainable travel experiences by promoting adventurous escapades.

Adventure Policy

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