Telangana Forest Development Corporation Chairman Podem Veeraiah released a brochure celebrating World Tourism Day. The brochure includes a Bird Walk guide and standard operating procedures for school and college visits to the Botanical Gardens. Veeraiah highlighted the state's diverse natural resources and potential for nature tourism, with an emphasis on promoting education and plant studies.
World Tourism Day: Telangana's Focus on Nature and Education
On 27 September, the world celebrated World Tourism Day, highlighting the importance of the tourism industry in promoting economic growth, creating jobs, and preserving cultural heritage. In Telangana, the state's Forest Development Corporation (TFDC) marked the occasion with a special focus on nature tourism and education.
Telangana's Natural Resources and Tourism Potential
Telangana is home to a rich diversity of natural resources, including forests, lakes, and wildlife sanctuaries. The state's rich biodiversity provides ample opportunities for nature tourism, such as birdwatching, wildlife safaris, and forest treks.
TFDC's Initiatives for Nature Tourism
To promote nature tourism, TFDC has undertaken several initiatives, including:
Brochure Released for World Tourism Day
As part of World Tourism Day celebrations, TFDC Chairman Podem Veeraiah released a brochure entitled "Nature Tourism in Telangana." The brochure includes:
Veeraiah Highlights Importance of Education
Speaking at the event, Veeraiah emphasized the importance of education in promoting nature tourism. He said that students should be encouraged to learn about the environment and appreciate its beauty. The brochure, he added, will serve as a valuable resource for educators and students.
Top 5 FAQs about World Tourism Day in Telangana
1. What is the theme of World Tourism Day 2023 in Telangana? A: Promoting nature tourism and education.
2. What initiatives has TFDC taken to promote nature tourism? A: Developing eco-tourism destinations, creating birdwatching trails, and establishing nature interpretation centers.
3. What does the brochure released by TFDC include? A: A bird walk guide, standard operating procedures for school visits, and information about Telangana's natural resources and tourism potential.
4. Why is education important in promoting nature tourism? A: Education helps people appreciate the environment and understand the importance of conservation.
5. What is the potential for nature tourism in Telangana? A: Telangana has a rich biodiversity and offers ample opportunities for birdwatching, wildlife safaris, and forest treks.
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