India and Japan have resolved to strengthen cooperation in the tourism sector. This was decided at a meeting between the visiting Japanese senior vice minister of land, infrastructure, transport and tourism, Hiroshi Kajiyama and Minister of State for Tourism(I/C), K.Chiranjeevi here today. The two sides agreed to move further on signing an agreement/MoU to promote bilateral tourism relations.
Chiranjeevi informed his Japanese counterpart about the various measures being taken to improve Golf Tourism and MICE Tourism in India, which may be attractive to Japenese tourists and businessmen.
Indian Tourism Minister invited Japan to invest in the low budget hotel sector where India has liberalized the FDI route. Chiranjeevi told his Japanese counterpart that there was a good potential for budget hotels for tourists coming from across the world to India. Kajiyama said that the proposal for investments in the budget hotel sector could form a part of the MOU between the two countries.
The Japanese Senior Vice Tourism Minister said that he would like to lead a delegation of businessmen from Japan in the next meeting in which he hoped to conclude the agreement/MOU with India. Kajiyama informed that two Japanese airlines are operating daily flights between India and Japan, which is an indication of the gravity of tourist traffic between countries. Japan has set for itself a target of attracting 10 million visitors from across the world to Japan.
Chiranjeevi informed his Japanese counterpart about the various measures being taken to improve Golf Tourism and MICE Tourism in India, which may be attractive to Japenese tourists and businessmen.
Indian Tourism Minister invited Japan to invest in the low budget hotel sector where India has liberalized the FDI route. Chiranjeevi told his Japanese counterpart that there was a good potential for budget hotels for tourists coming from across the world to India. Kajiyama said that the proposal for investments in the budget hotel sector could form a part of the MOU between the two countries.
The Japanese Senior Vice Tourism Minister said that he would like to lead a delegation of businessmen from Japan in the next meeting in which he hoped to conclude the agreement/MOU with India. Kajiyama informed that two Japanese airlines are operating daily flights between India and Japan, which is an indication of the gravity of tourist traffic between countries. Japan has set for itself a target of attracting 10 million visitors from across the world to Japan.
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