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The Khangchendzonga Tourism Conclave held in Gangtok has marked a significant step towards promoting rural tourism and sustainable practices in the Eastern Himalaya region. This event brought together various stakeholders, including government officials, local communities, and tourism experts, to discuss strategies for enhancing tourism while preserving the unique cultural and environmental heritage of the area.
Participants emphasized the importance of integrating sustainability into tourism development, aiming to create a model that benefits both visitors and local residents. By focusing on rural tourism, the conclave aims to empower local communities, providing them with opportunities for economic growth while ensuring that the natural landscape remains protected.
Workshops and discussions highlighted innovative approaches to attract eco-conscious travelers, showcasing the region's breathtaking landscapes and rich traditions. The conclave serves as a platform for collaboration, encouraging partnerships that will foster responsible tourism and contribute to the long-term viability of the Eastern Himalayas as a sought-after destination.
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