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This is official mobile application of Rajasthan Tourism. It will provide integrated information to the tourists. Mobile App has information pertaining to tourist attractions such as Forts & Palaces, Museums, Forest and Wildlife, Desert, Lakes, Pilgrim Centres, Hills, Havelis & Stepwells, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Wedding Destinations, Film Shooting and Destinations, Heritage Hotels, Conference Centres, travel desk, tourist circuit, Plan your trip, photos, explore Rajasthan (Videos), E-Brochures and Help. It also has online booking facilities for entry tickets of State protected Monuments and Museums. Mobile App also has a feature for tourist’s safety. A tourist is in distress, can press the SOS button and it will connect to the Police helpline for remedial action. With Mobile App, tourist will be able to access the information easily. It will assist in ensuring a safe & secure visit of the tourist to State. For Tourist Dept., it will serve as an effective promotional medium disseminating tourism information to a large customer base. App support background navigation built using HERE-MAP SDK to provide voice and visual instructions to the user while driving or walking to destination POI like Fort, Palaces, Hospital, Toilet, etc.

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This is official mobile application of Rajasthan Tourism. It will provide integrated information to the tourists. Mobile App has information pertaining to tourist attractions such as Forts & Palaces, Museums, Forest and Wildlife, Desert, Lakes, Pilgrim Centres, Hills, Havelis & Stepwells, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Wedding Destinations, Film Shooting and Destinations, Heritage Hotels, Conference Centres, travel desk, tourist circuit, Plan your trip, photos, explore Rajasthan (Videos), E-Brochures and Help. It also has online booking facilities for entry tickets of State protected Monuments and Museums. Mobile App also has a feature for tourist’s safety. A tourist is in distress, can press the SOS button and it will connect to the Police helpline for remedial action. With Mobile App, tourist will be able to access the information easily. It will assist in ensuring a safe & secure visit of the tourist to State. For Tourist Dept., it will serve as an effective promotional medium disseminating tourism information to a large customer base.

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By CREATIVE INC’s digital marketing team

The second wave of COVID 19 has affected the tourism industry immensely. But despite all the restrictions, Rajasthan Tourism has successfully built the connection between the destination and its ardent fans. Through its innovative social media marketing campaigns and digital marketing nuances and knowledge, CREATIVE INC managed to gather audience engagement around its cuisines, places to see and unmatched art & craft. The agency has launched ‘experience Rajasthan from Home’ in full swing and vying to create nostalgia and a deeper connect with the destination.

Here are the features that made this possible:

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When we connected with Rajasthan Tourism as their creative agency partners we took a one year challenge. As we say results speak more than the promises we make, we successfully increased the organic Instagram following by one lakh.

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We don't just look at what others are doing and create similar content, we brainstorm, curate and then create campaigns for different platforms. As we don't believe in just grabbing the numbers, we believe in starting a dialogue.

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Rajasthan Tourism’s ‘Jaane Kya Dikh Jaaye’ Ad Campaign compels you to backpack right now to see the lesser known sides of this massive state.

If India is a traveller’s dream, then its 29 states are a country within themselves. After the colourful tales of Madhya Pradesh; exotic scenes of Kerala; vast landscapes of Gujarat; breathtaking beauty of North Eastern States, ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to witness the inviting landscape of Rajasthan.

The multi-crore rupees media campaign aims to double the footfalls in the state from the existing 1.5 million to 3 million by 2020. This mega advertising campaign kick-starts the ambitious plans of the Rajasthan government to herald Rajasthan 3.0, which is not only about landscape, harsh terrains, heritage forts but an integrated approach focussed around experience, infrastructure, cleanliness, security and marketing.

This creative campaign showcases Rajasthan through the eyes of different travellers and aims to highlight some of the lesser known facets of this historic state. Given the vastness of this state and its diversity, every traveller is sure to find and spot his own mini version of Rajasthan. From Meerasthan (a small girl transports into her own world of awe and wonder as she goes for a hot air balloon ride with her father), Aryasthan (Rajasthan as seen through the eyes of a Arya and his friends marooned in the centre of a desert) to Huansthan (a Chinese traveller stands bewitched by the epic scale and never ending walls of Kumbalgarh Fort, her Great Wall, but away from China), these series of videos capture everything Rajasthan has to offer you- warm people, amazing sunsets, stunning landscape and the diversity at every step.

Aryasthan – Rajasthan Through Arya’s eyes

Place: Thar Desert

Binoysthan – Rajasthan Through Binoy’s eyes

Place: Kuldhara – A haunted village in Jaisalmer

Janesthan- Rajasthan through Jane’s eye

Place: Garadia Mahadev

Meerasthan- Rajasthan through Meera’s eyes

Huansthan – Rajasthan Through Huan’s eyes

Place: Kumbhalgarh fort in Udaipur

Credits: Brand : Rajasthan Tourism Product Group : Travel & Tourism Name of Agency : Ogilvy & Mather Piyush Pandey – Executive Chairman & Creative Director, South Asia Mahesh Gharat – Group Creative Director Azazul Haque – Group Creative Director Makarand Joshi – Senior Creative Director Abhay Manachekar – Assistant Creative Director Hemal Sirsikar – Creative Controller Sandip Gaikwad – Senior Art director Adwait Kulkarni – Copy Supervisor Prasad Gurav – Art Director Akshay Gawde – Art Director

Account Management: Vivek Verma – Senior Vice President Pooja Jaggi – Group Account Manager Shoaib Alim – Account Supervisor Vaishali Upadhyay – Account Executive Maria Suratwala – Assistant Account Executive Production House: Nirvana Films Director: Prakash Varma

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Rajasthan tourism | back on track, the rajasthan government has announced a slew of benefits for the tourism sector. here is a list of the key ones.

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While the campaign is quite fresh in appeal, the problem of falling tourists is caused by other factors. overlooking problems faced by tourists, lack of infrastructure expansion, attitude of officials, inability to look beyond the existing sites are few reasons. How can you provide good experience when you have just one ticket window on a day amer Palace witnesses 15-20,000 tourists? Traffic jams to roads leading to sites in tourist season? Inability to tackle guides and touts for pressuring tourists to emporium? Inviting is one things, ensuring great experience is another. Government need to ensure their vision translates well down. It might be out of place here but these were my thoughts which points to inconsistencies!

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Hello, Thanks for sharing such a fantastic blog.I really appreciate your blog to share information about Rajasthan …Visiting in Rajasthan is amazing experience.Royal Rajasthan is not only the the land of Kings but also famous in tourist destinations in all over the India. Rajasthan is only one of the place where tourists can enjoy with many of things such as culture, civilizations, history, fairs & festivals, Songs & dances, food, forts, temples, lakes, hills and natural beauty with adventure tours. best blog…

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Raj govt starts special marketing, branding campaign to boost tourism

•   Wed, Jul 20 2022 04:15:37 PM

Jaipur, Jul 20 (IANS): In a series of initiatives to boost tourism in the desert state, Rajasthan Tourism has announced the launch of the Rajasthan Film Tourism Promotion Policy 2022.

The much-awaited film tourism policy will be launched at the inaugural session of Rajasthan Domestic Travel Mart (RDTM) 2022 to be organised on July 22. Also 'Rajasthan Calling' roadshows will also be organised in many cities across the country, including Bengaluru, Lucknow, Gurugram, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, among others to lure tourists from across the nation.

Rathore said that the Rajasthan Film Tourism Promotion Policy 2022 will provide an enabling environment with subsidies and incentives up to Rs 2 crore for all kinds of films -- be it regional, Bollywood, Hollywood or OTT.

She was speaking at a press conference organised for the forthcoming RDTM scheduled to be held from July 22 to 24. RDTM is being jointly organised by the Department of Tourism, Government of Rajasthan and the Federation of Hospitality and Tourism of Rajasthan (FHTR).

Throwing light on the marketing initiatives of the department, Rathore further said that a 360 degree marketing and branding campaign has been started by the government. As a part of this plan, hoardings at prominent airports and railways, in-flight advertising, bloggers and influencers in rural areas of Rajasthan, among other initiatives are being organised.

President, FHTR, Apurv Kumar said that the revival of the tourism and hospitality sector, which was the worst hit during the pandemic will get a boost because of RDTM which is happening once again. The Mart will be inaugurated by Rajasthan Chief Minister, Ashok Gehlot on July 22 at Hotel Clarks Amer. Also, state Minister of Art and Culture, Government of Rajasthan, Dr B.D. Kalla; Minister of Tourism, Government of Rajasthan, Vishvendra Singh; Chief Secretary, Usha Sharma; Principal Secretary of Tourism, Ms Gayatri Rathore; President Emeritus, Indian Heritage Hotels Association (IHHA), Gaj Singh and President Honour, FHTR, Bhim Singh will be present at the inaugural session.

Kumar further said that on July 23 and 24, around 9,000 structured B2B meetings will be held between buyers (pan-India) and sellers at the Birla Auditorium. Around 400 domestic tour operators from across the country will network with 200 exhibitors from Rajasthan who will showcase the prowess and potential of their tourism products like hotels, resorts, amusement parks, etc.

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Outlook Hosts The Very First Indian Responsible Tourism State Awards Rajasthan 2022

As the Sun shone brightly over the Rajasthani capital on the&nbsp14th of December, the Outlook team geared up to host the very first Indian Responsible Tourism State Awards along with the Rajasthan Government as part of the Outlook Responsible Tourism Initiative with Clarks Amer, Jaipur as the hospitality partner. Over the last 7 years, the Outlook Group has been hosting India's only Responsible Tourism Awards, the Indian Responsible Tourism Awards (IRTA) to recognise and celebrate best practices that transform destinations and positively impact local communities. And these State Awards are a step towards taking the same intent of furthering the message of sustainability to every nook and corner of the country.

The question for the day was - How do we make the Rajasthan Experience a genuinely responsible and sustainable one And as the Summit started after the Welcome Address by Soity Banerjee, Project Editor, Responsible Tourism, experts in their fields across Environment, Wildlife and Culture came together to share their journeys with making tourism sustainable in their own capacities. Sharing about &ldquoCreating Tangible Value for Intangible Cultural Assets&rdquo, the Summit had Amitava Bhattacharya, Founder-Director of BanglaNatak.com and Gopal Singh Chauhan, Founder of Rajasthan Kabir Yatra. Speaking on, &ldquoSetting Milestones for Built-Heritage Conservation&rdquo, the Summit heard Harsh Vardhan, Principal at Studio Lotus and Divyarishi Ranawat, Proprietor of Kankarwa Haveli. Ideating on &ldquoLong-Term Strategies for working with and in nature&rdquo, the Summit welcomed Dinesh Durrani, Founder-Secretary of Sariska Tiger Foundation and Ravindra Singh Chouhan, owner of Jagnath Wildlife Safari.

The Summit was followed by a lunch break which featured local specialties like Gatte ki Sabzi, Dal Baati Churma and Lal Maas. The break was also used as a platform to bring in local artisans who were encouraged to showcase their crafts like puppetry, lac bangle making, bandhani, hand made paper etc.

The second half of the day was kickstarted by a mesmerising musical performance by the Mirs, a community with a celebrated folk music history from the Bikaner region of Rajasthan.The performance was followed by special notes by Apurv Kumar, owner of the Clark Group of Hotels, who shared sustainable practices followed across the hotel chain and Anil Oraw, Regional Director (North), Ministry of Tourism, who shared how individual contribution is essential for the success of sustainability in any industry. After this, Indranil Roy, CEO of Outlook Group, spoke about the Outlook Group&rsquos commitment towards sustainable and responsible tourism and officially unveiled the Awards along with the other dignitaries. Then the event was graced by the presence and Keynote Address by Gayatri Rathore, Principal Secretary, Rajasthan Tourism, who encouraged involving the local communities and ensuring that they are active stakeholders in tourism. She laid emphasis on making tourism beneficial for the people at the grassroots level. The Principal Secretary's speech was followed by a Special Address by Dr. Rashmi Sharma, Director, Rajasthan Tourism, who shared how we can contribute to the local economy and the measures taken by the Rajasthan Government to actively implement, measure and monitor responsible practices and urged both private and public stakeholders to come together to sensitize travellers.

The much-awaited awards, celebrating pathbreakers and leaders, were announced and awarded across seven categories, Sustainable Leadership Homestays, Sustainable Leadership Hotels, Sustainable Enterprises in Eco-Fragile Landscapes Travel Operators, Heritage Conservation, Wildlife Conservation, Sustainability Champions Pathfinders and Sustainability Champions Grassroots Heroes. The jury for the Awards included Ananda Banerjee, Author, & Director & Chief of Communications & Campaigns, Wildlife Trust of India, Dharmendar Kanwar, Travel Writer, Environmentalist & Heritage Conversationist, Jose Ramapuram, Executive Director, Evolve Back Luxury Resorts, Raj Basu, Founder, Help Tourism, & Advisor, Rural Tourism & Homestays to several Indian States, Bhutan, Myanmar & Nepal and Vishwas Makhija, Founder, India Insight Tours, & Member, Executive Committee, ATOAI. The day ended with a note of gratitude by Shrutika Dewan, Director, Brand & Marketing, Outlook Group.

The Outlook Group intends to keep fighting the good fight for sustainability and build more awareness around responsible tourism by collaborating with other State Governments in educating, recognising and rewarding efforts in their own States.

Award List -

Overall Winner  Kankarwa Haveli

Sustainable Leadership Homestays

Gold - &nbspRaptor&rsquos Inn

Silver - &nbspRawla Bisalpur

Special Mention - &nbspCountry Retreat

Sustainable Leadership Hotels

Gold - &nbspTaj Aravali

Special Mention - &nbspAman-i-Khas

Sustainable Enterprises in Eco-Fragile Landscapes Travel Operators

Gold - &nbspVedic Walks

Silver - &nbspVirasat Experiences

Heritage Conservation

Gold - &nbspKankarwa Haveli

Silver - &nbspIndra Vilas

Special Mention  - Ram Krishna Mission

Wildlife Conservation

Silver - &nbspJagnath Wildlife Safari

Sustainability Champions Pathfinders

Gold - &nbspManvendra Singh Shekhawat

Silver - &nbspSanjay Kaushik

Special Mention - &nbspDaulat Singh Shaktawat

Sustainability Champions Grassroots Heroes

Silver - &nbspAnirudh Shukla

Silver - &nbspDr. Rao Ajit Singh

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Why is Rajasthan famous for tourism?

Rajasthan is known for its historical hill forts & palaces, it is claimed as the best place for tourism-related to palaces. Umaid Bhawan Palace: It is the largest Royal Palace in Rajasthan. It is also one of the largest private residences in the world.

How can we promote tourism in Rajasthan?

Some Other Important Initiatives:

• PPP in Tourism Sector:
• Promotion of Agri-tourism.
• Promotion of Eco-tourism in Rajasthan.
• Government to Government partnerships.
• Holding fairs and festivals:
• Policy incentives:
• Rajasthan Tourism 3.0.
• Marketing Campaign:

Why is Rajasthan famous for its tourism?

What is the present tagline of marketing campaign of Rajasthan?

The present tagline of the marketing campaign of Rajasthan Tourism is Padharo Mhare Desh – Rajasthan – The Incredible State of India. It was replaced by the current Congress government headed by Ashok Gehlot. Earlier the tagline was Jane Kya Dikh Jaye which was brought by the BJP government.

Who is Karishma Hada?

Founder of Karni Kripa Foundation, Former Miss Rajasthan,Brand Ambassador of Rajasthan Toursim App,Social Catalyst.

Which is the most visited place in Rajasthan?

TOURIST PLACES TO VISIT IN RAJASTHAN

• Bikaner. Welcome to camel country.
• Banswara. The city of a hundred islands.
• Alwar. GATEWAY CITY OF RAJASTHAN.
• Ajmer. The delightful Dargah destination.
• Jaisalmer. Where the forts are still alive.
• Rajsamand. The marble land of Rajasthan.
• Hill station of Rajasthan. Mount Abu.

Why tourism is important in Rajasthan?

Tourism accounts for approximately 15 per cent of the Rajasthan’s economy and provides economic benefits like foreign exchange earnings, regional development, infrastructure development and promotion of local handicrafts.

What is tourism in Rajasthan?

Rajasthan attracts tourists for its historical forts, palaces, art and culture with its slogan “Padharo mhare desh”, now its changed . Every third foreign tourist visiting India travels to Rajasthan as it is part of the Golden Triangle for tourists visiting India.

What is the slogan of Indian tourism?

Incredible India In 1972, Sunil Dutt launched a campaign to promote India as a popular tourist destination. The phrase “Incredible India” was adopted as a slogan by the ministry.

How is Rajasthan a tourist spot?

What caste is Shekhawat?

Shekhawat is a clan of Rajputs found mainly in Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. Shekhawats are descendants of Maharao Shekha of Amarsar. Shekhawat is the most prominent clan among Kachhwaha.

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Responsible Tourism Award Winners for Rajasthan, India

Chhotaram Prajapat

www.salawashomestay.com

IRTA 2018 Silver Winner, Family-Owned Homestay

Chhotaram Prajapat’s Homestay describes itself as “an initiative in reality” they have “taken an initiative to offer the unaltered and the real-time panorama ”  of their civilization. The village of Salawas is in the outskirts of Jodhpur. The Prajapati’s are the weaver class, and that remains the main income of the family, the homestay provides a supplementary income. The family offers their guests a traditional family experience. The fifteen members of the family are the staff of the homestay and guests eat from the family kitchen the judges were impressed by the extent of the guests’s engagement with the family and the opportunity to learn from the family how to make a durry.

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