Eastern Himalaya Travel & Tour Operators’ Association (EHTTOA), Travel Agents’ Association of Bengal (TAAB) and Himalayan Hospitality & Tourism Development Network (HHTDN), have joined hands to come up with decisions and demands to try and pragmatically revive the tourism sector in the state. The associations have decided that travellers and agents who paid for a trip that later got cancelled because of the lockdown and pandemic will get a credit note for the full amount with one-year validity. “We have resolved to work together on common issues to expedite the industry’s revival. The idea is to go by a set of decisions which we have made and approach government departments and agencies so that relief in some form comes to the sector that we believe is the worst hit in the region,” said Sandipan Ghosh, General Secretary, EHTTOA. Telegraph
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The Managing Director of Himalayan Holidays, Tsering Wange, has been honoured with the DDP Trailblazer award at the East India Travel Awards. Throughout his career map, he has added several feathers to his cap including the title of the first Indian ever to do the world’s highest sky jump; the Chief Adviser of the Arunachal Pradesh Tour Operators Association; Vice President of the North East India Tourism Confederation; President of the Arunachal Mountaineering & Adventure Sports Association and Adviser to the Eastern Himalaya Travel & Tour Operators Association. He has also produced two popular travel serials on the North East circuit which have aired on national television.
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