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IHCL signs 140-key Taj resort in Barapani Meghalaya

IHCL signs 140-key Taj resort in Barapani Meghalaya

Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) announced the signing of a resort in Barapani, Meghalaya. The conversion project will be branded a Taj resort. Situated on the banks of Umiam Lake, 140-key Taj Barapani features an all-day dining restaurant, specialty restaurant, bar and café and a lobby lounge. The resort houses an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre, Taj’s signature J Wellness...

Meghalaya targets USD 16 bn economy through sustainable tourism & infrastructure expansion

Meghalaya targets USD 16 bn economy through sustainable tourism & infrastructure expansion

Moving beyond traditional tourist-volume metrics, Meghalaya is establishing a sustainable, community-led, climate-resilient tourism model to position the state as a year-round global attraction. Supported by public and private investments across more than 150 active projects, tourism has become a primary driver of local economic growth and regional development as the state advances toward...

Meghalaya tourism stakeholders seek statewide ban on roadside cooking to push responsible tourism

Meghalaya tourism stakeholders seek statewide ban on roadside cooking to push responsible tourism

The Meghalaya Rural Tourism Forum (MRTF) has urged the Meghalaya government to introduce a statewide ban on roadside and open-space cooking by tourists, saying the practice is contributing to littering, environmental degradation and an unsustainable tourism model. Speaking after a meeting with the state's Tourism Minister, Timothy D. Shira, MRTF representatives said the discussions focused...

Meghalaya targets doubling tourism's economic impact by 2028, leveraging eco-tourism & festive visitations

Meghalaya targets doubling tourism's economic impact by 2028, leveraging eco-tourism & festive visitations

The state has also invited proposals to launch direct flights from Delhi, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, to significantly boost domestic arrivals. Further, the government has earmarked about INR 4,000 crore for tourism, covering 50+ accommodation units, six iconic projects, wayside amenities and visitor facilities at key sites. Meghalaya Tourism’s Assistant Director, Philip F. Tariang, shares more.