• Governor of Rajasthan, Kalraj Mishra to inaugurate
• Rajasthan Minister of Tourism, Vishvendra Singh to attend
• To be held on 22 & 23 September at Alila Fort in Bishangarh
• To focus on promoting heritage tourism and reviving the industry
Jaipur, 20 September: With a singular strive to promote heritage tourism in India, the reincarnation of Indian heritage will be the prime focus of the 9th Indian Heritage Hotels Association (IHHA) Annual Convention. The IHHA Convention 2022 is themed ‘Reincarnation of Indian Heritage in & around the Heritage Hotels – Let there be art, culture, heritage et al in the air'. The Convention will be held on 22 & 23 September at Alila Fort in Bishangarh. A variety of unique sessions and presentations by various experts of the industry like – experiential tourism and sustainability, heritage architecture, youth and family business, wildlife tourism, social media presence, etc. will spark interesting opportunities for knowledge sharing between the members and delegates. This was informed by President, IHHA, Randhir Vikram Singh Mandawa. He was speaking at a press conference today. Also present on the occasion were General Secretary, IHHA, Capt. Gaj Singh Alsisar; Convention Chairman, Rajendra Singh Pachar, and Joint Secretary, Prithvi Singh Kanota.
The exhibition will be inaugurated on 22 September at 11 am. The inaugural session will be addressed by dignitaries like the Governor of Rajasthan, Mr Kalraj Mishra; Minister of Tourism, Government of Rajasthan, Mr Vishvendra Singh; Former Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Ms Vasundhara Raje; Former Governor of Punjab, Mr V.P. Singh Badnore; Former Deputy Speaker, Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, Mr Rao Rajendra Singh of Shahapura; President of Honour (Emeritus) IHHA, Maharaja Gajsingh of Jodhpur; President, IHHA, Mr Randhir Vikram Singh, and Mr Steve Borgia. There will be interactive sessions and talks on topics like -- Proposing Project Plan Between IHHA & Government of India to Promote Tourism; Experiential Tourism & Sustainability; Pre Engineered Buildings as an option to expansion of room or restaurant capacity in existing properties as well and using them to create new properties; the importance/power of mediation in dispute resolution spectrum, improve and restructure the current risk management program, etc.
On the second day (23 September) of the Conference, the 21st Annual General Meeting will be held at 11 am. This will be followed by an address by the Minister of Tourism, Government of Uttarakhand, Mr Satpal Maharaj. The day will also witness interactive sessions on topics like - Heritage Architecture A Major Driver of Tourism; Various Styles of Hotel Management options for the owners which would be ideal for them; Introduction of Youth and Family Business; Development of Wild Life Destination Tourism; New Trends of Tourism; Family Contribution in Business; Finance & Taxes; Film Tourism Wedding Tourism, etc.
About IHHA & The Heritage Tourism Movement
The Indian Heritage Hotels Association (IHHA) came into being in 1990 as a result of the Heritage Tourism Movement – which was initiated to make Heritage Buildings productive and to maintain them. The next step was the recognition of heritage classification by the Department of Tourism & Culture, Government of India on 1 January, 1990. The IHHA was thus formed in 1990 and was registered in 2001. The main objective of the Association is to promote Heritage Tourism by preserving and reviving the heritage hotels. This, in turn, also helps in reviving the rich, cultural, historical and architectural heritage of India. Furthermore, it also gives a fillip to revive the traditional arts, crafts, music and folklore by projecting their skills through these Heritage Hotels. The Government of India recognised Heritage Hotels as a separate category in January 1991 and categorised the Heritage Hotels in three categories viz. ‘Heritage’, ‘Heritage Classic’ and ‘Heritage Grand’.
IHHA continues to work dedicatedly towards the preservation and revival of forts, castles, period buildings, palaces and traditional havelis. The association is not only establishing standards in heritage hospitality but also laying down heritage classification guidelines and promoting heritage tourism in the in-bound tourism market. Members from across the country have continually shown their support and joined hands to preserve the rich, cultural, historical and architectural heritage of India.
New Delhi, 9th August, 2023 :
New Delhi, August 11, 2023: ABP Network, a trailblazing pr
India, 17th August, 2023: Pidilite Industries Ltd., a leading manufacturer of construction & specialty chemicals and art
On the occasion of India’s 76th Independence Day, PayNearby releases its first edition of ‘Bharat Health Index’ - a study of
_1691821120.jpg)
~The campaign ad shines as the brand prepares to inaugurate its monumental 200th showroom~
Tech-trends / 22-09-2023
Finolex Cables Launches Smart Solutions - Integrating Technology for Smart LivingFinance / 20-09-2023
SIDBI to manage Startup Odisha’s ₹100 Crore Odisha Startup Growth Fund (Fund of Funds)Living-in-India / 19-08-2023
2023 Meghalaya Pineapple Festival inaugurated with splendor in New Delhi: A fusion of culture, Agri excellence, and unityBusiness / 17-08-2023
Pidilite Industries appoints Manish Dubey as Chief Marketing OfficerEvents / 17-08-2023
Ambuja Vidya Niketan Showcases Excellence at International Model United Nations ConferencePelikken © Copyright 2022, All Rights Reserved
_1692254041.jpg)
_1690537012.jpg)
_1689940277.jpg)
