DIMAPUR — Minister of Tourism and Higher Education, Temjen Imna Along, on Wednesday officially released the ‘Tourism Police 2024,’ which was approved by the cabinet on February 9.
The released the ‘Tourism Policy’ during a coordination meeting with the officers and staff of Tourism department at its directorate, which was chaired by the minister. The meeting was held to discuss strategies for enhancing duty and service standards within the tourism sector.
An update from the Tourism department stated that the ‘Tourism Policy 2024’ aims to facilitate infrastructural development, bolster promotion and marketing endeavours and cultivate tourism awareness.
Central to the policy is the promotion of Nagaland as a sustainable destination, emphasising community-centred tourism initiatives that prioritise the preservation of diverse cultural heritage and natural beauty, the statement read.
It added that those measures are set to be implemented immediately, signalling a concerted effort to elevate Nagaland’s tourism industry while preserving its unique identity and resources.
