Tourism organizations including tour operators in Meghalaya have unanimously resolved to maintain a peaceful atmosphere in the state for the benefit of all tourism stakeholders and visitors.
Replying to a short duration discussion in the Assembly, Tourism Minister Paul Lyngdoh on Wednesday said tourism is one of the cornerstones of Meghalaya’s economy with around 50,000 people in the state directly or indirectly depending on the sector for their livelihoods.
The tour operators of Meghalaya have called the State government into question for giving a free run to the pressure groups, especially in Khasi – Jaintia Hills, after members of Hynniewtrep National Youth Front (HNYF) stopped and sent back many Assam registered vehicles who planned to travel to different part of Sohra and Dawki on Friday.
Shillong, July 7: Institute of Hotel Management (IHM) Shillong-o 2024-2025 Academic Session-na admission on•engaha ine IHM Shillong-ni Principal in-charge B Kharshiing u•iataha.
Kharshiing-ni u•iatani gitade,...
International Week not only provided an educational platform but also fostered lasting connections and mutual respect among international students and the local community, underscoring the vital importance of cultural exchange in today's globalized world.
Shillong, Mar 13: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Monday launched the ‘Meghalaya Trails’ App and coffee table book titled ‘Echoes of the...
Tura, March 8: Meghalaya Tourism Homestay Expo-ko District Auditorium Turao ong·ataha, aro uona ritchani ritcha Homestay, Resort aro Hotel chalaigiparang namen gisik nangtoke bak...
