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MTDC promotes ‘Swachhata Hi Sewa Campaign’

Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) associates with India Tourism to promote “Swachhata Hi Sewa Campaign” to clean Juhu beach as a part of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan initiated by the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. On the Occasion the dignitaries of India Tourism and MTDC participated and Ravi Kisan, the eminent Bhojpuri Actor was present to support the cause.

Maharashtra is one of the finest travel destinations of India for travellers, pilgrims, artist’s, adventure lovers, and businessmen. The prominence of “Swachhata Hi Sewa Campaign” is progressively felt for enhancing tourism, which is an important factor in job creation and financial development. One facet that has impact on tourism in the State of Maharashtra, as international and domestic travellers relates to hygiene and this aspect has become a need to boost tourist. However, an awareness in terms of instruction, demonstration and training needs to be provided to certify that these means become part of a nationwide mind, at household and outside. Adequate individual and ecological cleanliness has a key impact on the goodwill of India and State of Maharashtra and the tourism sector, where the initial impression of a tourist is often the last.

Jaykumar Rawal, Minister of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra said, “We are dedicated to influence a nationwide change and all our internal stakeholders are firm to achieve the objective that we have set to make the State of Maharashtra and Our Country Clean. This is our nation and as her resident, the minute thing we can do is care for her in our individual ways. We are very firm to achieve our strong attempt to encourage the cause and we assure that we will succeed in this action of making the nation aware about the behavioural change towards cleanliness.”

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