The country is looking at tourism in a holistic way: PM Modi
While inaugurating a newly-constructed circuit house in Somnath, Gujarat via video conferencing, Prime Minister Narendra Mod said that today the country is looking at tourism in a holistic way.
While inaugurating a newly-constructed circuit house in Somnath, Gujarat via video conferencing, Prime Minister Narendra Mod said that today the country is looking at tourism in a holistic way.
“In today's time, four things are necessary to develop tourism. First cleanliness- Earlier our tourist places, holy pilgrimage places were also unhygienic. Today Swachh Bharat Abhiyan has changed this picture. Another important factor in promoting tourism is convenience. The scope of facilities should not be limited to tourist places only. The facilities of transport, internet, correct information, medical arrangements should be of all kinds,” PM Modi said.
He added, “And in this direction also all-round work is being done in the country. Time is the third important aspect of increasing tourism. In this era, people want to cover maximum space in minimum time. The fourth and very important thing to increase tourism is our thinking. It is necessary for our thinking to be innovative and modern. But at the same time how proud we are of our ancient heritage, it matters a lot.”
Prime Minister Modi congratulated the Gujarat government and the Somnath Temple Trust for this significant achievement.
“The circumstances in which Somnath temple was destroyed, and the circumstances in which the temple was renovated by the efforts of Sardar Patel, both carry a big message. Today, when in the Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, we wish to learn from our past, places of culture and faith like Somnath are in the centre of that”, the Prime Minister said.
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