The newly introduced digital system, as per an official notice, is designed to ease congestion and improve the travel experience, especially during weekends and peak tourist seasons.

The state witnessed 51.84 lakh domestic visitors, 2.71 lakh international tourists in H1 2025.

Under this, up to 40 young professionals (below 35 years) will be selected every year. Each fellow receives INR 50,000 per month throughout the year‑long fellowship. DTTDC will oversee the programme.

The state’s strategic submissions at conference focused on aligning national aviation policies with the requirements of tourism-centric states.

The 15th annual general meeting reviewed the progress of various TEPS activities, and the actions taken on the decisions of the last AGM.