Acharya Nagarjuna University MOU with Dr. Mani Bhushan
Two-Day National Workshop on "Socio-Economic Impact of Responsible Rural Tourism in India" Sponsored by UGC a Resounding Success
MBC visakhapatnam: Guntur, Andhra Pradesh - The Department of Hospitality and Tourism at Acharya Nagarjuna University successfully conducted a two-day national workshop on "Socio-Economic Impact of Responsible Rural Tourism in India," sponsored by the UGC. This workshop brought together experts, academics, and policymakers in the field of rural tourism to discuss the socio-economic impact of responsible rural tourism in India.
The workshop covered various aspects of rural tourism, including:
* Socio-economic benefits of rural tourism.
* Challenges and opportunities in rural tourism.
* Sustainable practices in rural tourism.
* The role of technology in rural tourism.
* Government policies related to rural tourism.
The workshop featured prominent director, national award winner, and Founder President of Visakha Travel and Tourism Foundation, Dr. Mani Bhushan, along with Vice President Gunaditya and their team. They provided research-based details on rural agricultural tourism and the use of artificial intelligence in skill development and employment generation for rural youth.
Key highlights of the event included:
* Historic Achievement: Acharya Nagarjuna University and Visakha Travel and Tourism Foundation entered into a joint agreement for tourism development.
* Overwhelming Response to Timeless Service: Dr. Mani Bhushan was congratulated for his selfless service.
* Wonderful Welcome to Boundless Love: The outpouring of affection was delightful.
* Grand Success: Gratitude was expressed to all involved.
During the program, Acharya Nagarjuna University Officials, including:
* VC - Professor K. Gangadhar
* Registrar - Prof Sri G. Simhachalam
* Rector - Prof Smt. K. Ratnasheelamani
* Hod Department of Hospitality and Tourism Prof Sri Dr. Purna Chandra Rao
...presented the Signed MOU documents to Dr. Mani Bhushan. They praised his services and emphasized the need for his contributions to future tourism development.
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