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Nagaland Tourism Officials Visit Arunachal Pradesh on Exposure Trip
✍️ MorungExpress
🗓 03 Sep 2026, 12:03 PM
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A delegation of tourism stakeholders from Nagaland embarked on an exposure tour of Arunachal Pradesh to explore its tourism potential.
A group of tourism officials and private stakeholders from Nagaland travelled to Arunachal Pradesh this week as part of an exposure trip aimed at studying the neighbouring state's tourism assets. The delegation visited several key destinations across the region, observing attractions, infrastructure and local hospitality practices.
The purpose of the visit was to gather insights that could help Nagaland develop new tourism products and strengthen inter‑state cooperation. Participants engaged with Arunachal Pradesh tourism authorities to discuss best practices, joint marketing initiatives and potential travel packages that could benefit both states.
The trip, organized by the Nagaland Tourism Department in collaboration with Arunachal Pradesh's tourism agency, is expected to feed into upcoming policy drafts and promotional campaigns designed to boost visitor numbers to the North‑East.
Stakeholders plan to compile a detailed report of their findings, which will be presented to state officials later this month, with an eye on launching collaborative tourism programmes in the near future.
The purpose of the visit was to gather insights that could help Nagaland develop new tourism products and strengthen inter‑state cooperation. Participants engaged with Arunachal Pradesh tourism authorities to discuss best practices, joint marketing initiatives and potential travel packages that could benefit both states.
The trip, organized by the Nagaland Tourism Department in collaboration with Arunachal Pradesh's tourism agency, is expected to feed into upcoming policy drafts and promotional campaigns designed to boost visitor numbers to the North‑East.
Stakeholders plan to compile a detailed report of their findings, which will be presented to state officials later this month, with an eye on launching collaborative tourism programmes in the near future.