We don’t need more domestic tourism, we need distributed demand’: Tourism Secretary
Speaking at the India Tourism Growth, Investment and Global Opportunities session at the ICC Global Business Summit 2026 in New Delhi on Saturday, Kumar said the next phase of India's tourism growth would depend on the country's ability…
Speaking at the India Tourism Growth, Investment and Global Opportunities session at the ICC Global Business Summit 2026 in New Delhi on Saturday, Kumar said the next phase of India's tourism growth would depend on the country's ability to offer experiences that can compete with international destinations while taking pressure off established tourism hotspots.
The session was part of the two-day ICC Global Business Summit being held on September 18-19.
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